09-10 Annual Report

TRINITY UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION

ANNUALREPORT0910

Chairs Message 1

Campaign Update 2

Campaign Steering 2Committee Members

Advisory Council 3

Alumni Association Board 4

Faculty and Staff 5

Alumni Honors 6

Friday Morning Sessions 8

Senior Advisers 9

Scholarships 10

Other Guest Speakers 11

Congratulations to the 12New Graduates

Campaign Contributors 13

Cover Photo: Roger Witalis 72 celebrates with his daughter and new graduate Kara Witalis 09.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION 0910

CHAiRS MESSAGEThe end of an academic year is a time to re ect back on the successes and challenges of the past year.

Despite a diffi cult economic environment, the past year was good to Trinitys Health Care

Administration program. Our enrollments were healthy, program graduates found jobs, and we

continue to have strong support from the fi eld in providing residency opportunities. Through the

efforts of Trinitys Campaign for Health Care Administration, we have been able to generate a number

of new scholarship and fellowship opportunities for our students. Our annual Leaders in Health

Management Symposium, featuring American Hospital Association President

Rich Umbdenstock, was our most successful to date.

This fall, we will move into our self-study year for our periodic reaccreditation by the Commission

on Accreditation for Healthcare Management Education (CAHME). In preparation for that visit,

we have reviewed and reaffi rmed our mission and vision:

MiSSioN The Programs mission is to enhance the practice of health care administration by preparing

individuals for management positions and leadership roles in the health care fi eld.

viSioN We will be the premier program for integrating excellent academic preparation with outstanding

applied and experiential learning.

We have also articulated our core values:

Our educational offerings will be relevant. Our efforts will be student-centered. Professionalism will guide our actions. Research and scholarship will be core responsibilities of our faculty. Service to the community is an obligation of health care professionals.

These values are the driving forces behind all of our efforts.

It is a privilege to be part of a program as dynamic as Trinity Universitys Health Care Administration.

Thanks to our talented and committed faculty and staff, our supportive alumni, energetic and

engaged students, and the many friends in the professional community who have contributed

to another successful year.

Sincerely,

Mary E. Ste , Ph.D.

Chair, Health Care Administration

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Last fall, Trinity University successfully completed Dream. Inspire. Achieve. The Campaign for Trinity University, an ambitious capital campaign that surpassed its stated goal of $200 million with much to spare. But the Health Care Administration part of that campaign, not launched until May 2007, continues on.

The Campaign for Health Care Administration is our effort to ensure the long-term viability of our program. It is an outgrowth of our strategic planning process and a means of continuing our programs excellence in the years to come. The campaign will allow us to pursue our vision of being the premier health administration program that is nationally recognized for its ability to integrate on-campus learning with the field of practice.

We have had great success to date! As of the end of May 2010, we have generated a total of $5,137,000! Some $1.7 million comes to us as gifts or pledges for general program support. The remaining $3.4 million will go towards endowing the programs Center for Leadership Development in Health Management.

While we are deeply appreciative of the financial support, the campaign has had other benefits as well. It has allowed us to connect with many of our alumni throughout the country, and the warm and enthusiastic reception we have received is indicative of the true foundation of our futurethe alumni. The strength of this program rests on their shoulders. They are the reason this program will continue to grow and be a premier leader in graduate education for years to come.

Chair: Robert N. Shaw, FACHE, 69, 72

President

Norton Cancer Institute

Louisville, KY

ExECutivE CouNCil MEMbERSDouglas D. Hawthorne, FACHE, 69, 72

President and CEO

Texas Health Resources

Arlington, TX

Stanley F. Hupfeld, FACHE, 72

President

INTEGRIS Foundations

Oklahoma City, OK

MEMbERSJoel t. Allison, FACHE, 73

President and CEO

Baylor Health Care System

Dallas, TX

Jon M. Foster, FACHE, 86

President and CEO

St. Davids HealthCare

Austin, TX

William M. Gracey, FACHE, 81

Nashville, TN

Andrew R. Greene, FACHE, 78

President

ARG Systems Management

New Brunswick, NJ

laura l. irvine 96

President

Methodist Mansfield Medical Center

Mansfield, TX

David S. lopez, FACHE, 75, 77

President and CEO

Harris County Hospital District

Houston, TX

Dennis C. Millirons, FACHE, 76

President

Sanford Medical Center

Fargo, ND

James K. Newman 70

Denton, TX

Kevin M. ormand, FACHE, 98

Sr. Director of Finance - Revenue Cycle

Seton Family of Hospitals

Austin, TX

William D. Poteet iii, lFACHE, 70

Fort Worth, TX

Gregory A. Seiler, FACHE, 92

CEO

Rio Grande Regional Hospital

McAllen, TX

Mary E. Stefl, Ph.D.

Chair and Professor

Department of Health Care Administration

Trinity University

William E. Young Jr., FACHE, 69

San Antonio, TX

CAMPAiGN StEERiNG CoMMittEE MEMbERS

CAMPAiGN uPDAtE

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The Programs Advisory Council provides advice and counsel to the program in terms of curriculum, residency development and placement, and resource enhancement. Membership is drawn from alumni and friends at all stages of career development. Meeting twice a year, the Councils support has been invaluable.

Chair: Don A. beeler, FACHE, 73

Retired President and CEO

CHRISTUS Santa Rosa

San Antonio, TX

Joseph A. DaSilva, FACHE, CAE, 78

Executive Director and CEO

Texas Pharmacy Association

Austin, TX

Dale Flowers 99

Chief Administrative Officer for the

Clinical Enterprise

UT Health Science Center

San Antonio, TX

Jon M. Foster, FACHE, 86

President and CEO

St. Davids HealthCare

Austin, TX

John A. Guest 77

President and CEO

Teaching Hospitals of Texas

Austin, TX

Jean E. Holt, M.D., 99

Stone Oak Ophthalmology Center

San Antonio, TX

Javier iruegas, FACHE, 77, 79

CEO

Mission Regional Medical Center

Mission, TX

laKesha Jimmerson brooks 04

Director, Operations Support

Scott & White Healthcare

Temple, TX

Scott M. landrum, FACHE, 80

Chief Restructuring Officer

Bucyrus Community Hospital

Bucyrus, OH

Jennifer l. Malatek, FACHE, 00

Executive Director

New Braunfels Christian Ministries

New Braunfels, TX

Michael J. Mcbride, FACHE, 90

Regional VP and Administrator

CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health Care

San Antonio, TX

Dennis C. Millirons, FACHE, 76

President

Sanford Medical Center

Fargo, ND

James D. Moore, FACHE, 92

CEO

INTEGRIS Canadian Valley Regional Hospital

Yukon, OK

Heidi J. Pandya 00, 05

Health Industries Advisory

PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLC

Dallas, TX

Edward Romero Jr. 08

CFO

Laredo Medical Center

Laredo, TX

Robert N. Shaw, FACHE, 69, 72

President


Louisville, KY

Corinne S. Smith, J.D., FACHE, 86, 94

Health Care Executive and Attorney

San Antonio, TX

Harry E. Smith, FACHE, 73

Executive Director

Greater San Antonio Healthcare Foundation

San Antonio, TX

Marc R. Strode, FACHE, 98

COO

Medical Center of Arlington

Arlington, TX

Christann vasquez

Executive VP and COO

University Health System

San Antonio, TX

Philip M. Wentworth, FACHE, 67, 76

Retired President

Presbyterian Healthcare System

Plano, TX

Jaime A. Wesolowski

President and CEO

Methodist Healthcare System

San Antonio, TX

Michael C. Zucker, FACHE

Chief Development Officer

Baptist Health System

San Antonio, TX

Old friends Dr. Paul Golliher and Roger Witalis 72 reunite at the 2009 commencement reception.

Current on-campus students Elizabeth Wellborn and Lindsey Bartels at the Leaders in Health Management Symposium

Current student Esther Chung and Jack Dufon 89 in Chicago at the 2010 ACHE Congress.

ADviSoRY CouNCil

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Scott M. landrum, FACHE, 80, President

Chief Reorganization Offi cer

Bucyrus Community Hospital

Bucyrus, OH

brett S. McClung, FACHE, 92, President-Elect

President

Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southwest Fort Worth

Fort Worth, TX

Kevin M. ormand, FACHE, 98, immediate Past President

Senior Director of Finance Revenue Cycle

Seton Family of Hospitals

Austin, TX

bryan t. Croft, FACHE, 95, Finance

VP of Service Line Operations

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

Los Angeles, CA

John Hyde, Ph.D., FACHE, 81, Events

Professor University of Mississippi Medical Center

Jackson, MS

Wendy P. Hill, FACHE, 86, Strategic Planning

Executive VP Signet Health Corporation

Denton, TX

Dorothy A. benavidez 89

Sr. VP, Operations CRAssociates, Inc.

Newington, VA

James C. bohnsack 99

VP, Healthcare TransUnion, LLC

Chicago, IL

R. brent Hardaway 85

VP Premier Consulting Solutions

Austin, TX

Ashley S. Hixon, FACHE, 00

COO & ECO Northeast Methodist Hospital

Live Oak, TX

Gary G. Kendrick 80

CEO Daviess Community Hospital

Washington, IN

Michael A. lieb, FACHE, 92

President Michael Lieb Consulting

Dallas, TX

Amer A. Kaissi, Ph.D.Associate Professor

Teaches Institutional Management, Strategic Planning and Marketing, and Human Resource Management

William C. McCaughrin, Ph.D.Associate Professor

Teaches Health Services Organization and Policy and Managerial Epidemiology

Jody R. Rogers, Ph.D.visiting Associate Professor

Teaches Strategic Management, Leadership and Confl ict Management, and Seminar in Professional Development

AluMNi ASSoCiAtioN boARD

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PARt-tiME FACultYMAJ bradley M. beauvais, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

U.S. Army-Baylor Program in Health

and Business Administration

Fort Sam Houston, TX

Managerial Accounting and

Financial Management

Ronald D. bourland 85

San Antonio, TX

Financial Management for

Health Care Administration

Sarah Freymann Fontenot, J.D., R.N.

Health Law Attorney, Fredericksburg, TX

Legal Aspects of Health Care Administration

Edward J. Schumacher, Ph.D.Associate Professor

Teaches Statistical Analysis and Operations Management, Information Management and Technology, and Health Economics

Ted R. Sparling, Dr.P.H.Associate Professor

Teaches Organization Theory and Management, Human Resources Management, and Health Administration Ethics

Mary E. Stefl , Ph.D.Professor and Chair

Teaches Leadership Effectiveness and Capstone Seminar in Current Health Care Issues

FACultY & StAFF 2009-2010 ACADEMiC YEAR

ExECutivES

EXECUTIVE-IN-RESIDENCE

John E. Hornbeak,

lFACHE

San Antonio, TX

Jean Edwards Holt, M.D., 99

Stone Oak Ophthalmology Center

San Antonio, TX

Physicians and Physician Relations

Peter v. Marks, Ph.D.

COO

Navy Medicine Information Systems

Support Activity, San Antonio, TX

Information Management

John K. Wisniewski, CPA

CEO and Executive Director

Bexar County Medical Society

San Antonio, TX

Financial Management for Decision Making

StAFFSharon H. Hubenak

Director of Recruitment and Residencies

Janice A. Miller

Administrative Secretary

Elisa Sanchez

Secretary

VISITING EXECUTIVE

Stanley F. Hupfeld iii,

FACHE, 72

Oklahoma City, OK

PART-TIME FACULTY

Robert N. Shaw, FACHE, 69, 72

President


Louisville, KY

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ColliER AWARDAt the February 2009 meeting of the Texas Hospital Association (THA), Don Beeler, FACHE, 73, received the Earl M. Collier Award for Distinguished Hospital Administration. This is the highest honor the association bestows, and its namesake is considered the dean of hospital administration in Texas.

Beeler recently retired after 38 years of service with CHRISTUS Health and its predecessor organizations. His retirement ended a highly successful term as regional president and CEO of CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health System in San Antonio. Under his tenure, the Santa Rosa system ourished, adding several new specialty programs, constructing one new hospital and acquiring another, and attaining ownership positions in several outpatient facilities.

Throughout his career, Beeler has been active with THA and HOSPAC, THAs political action committee. In 2009, he also received the American Hospital Associations Grassroots Champion Award for his political advocacy efforts.

For the past four years, Beeler has served as chair of the programs Advisory Council. In that role, he has been a strong advocate for the program and its continual development.

AluMNi HoNoRS

Every year, the HCAD Alumni Association honors an alumnus who has made signifi cant contributions to the fi eld of health care management. The 2009 recipient of the Dean Duce Award was Philip M. Wentworth, FACHE, 67, 76. Mr. Wentworth recently retired from Texas Health Resources after a long and successful career.

Wentworths career began with the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation. After several years in the New York area, Trinity classmate Doug Hawthorne, FACHE, 69, 72, encouraged him to return to Texas and join Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas. After a series of increasingly responsible positions, he was named CEO of Presbyterian Hospital in Denton, a position he held for many years.

Mr. Wentworths career is a model for any student. Having made numerous contributions to the profession of health care administration, he has also taken the time to serve his local community. He was named 2002 Citizen of the Year by the Plano Chamber of Commerce and currently serves on the programs Advisory Council.

The Duce Award is named for the late Dr. Leonard A. Duce, a former professor in the program and the fi rst dean of the Graduate School at Trinity University.

DuCE AWARD

New graduate Allison Todd Newport at the 2009 commencement reception.

Director of Recruitment and Residencies Sharon Hubenak visits with students.

Dr. Ed Schumacher with current student Dawn Wilder, and Melissa Sela 05.

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DEPARtMENtAl DiStiNGuiSHED SERviCE AWARDThe Trinity program is aided by many individualsalumni, preceptors, and members of the professional communitywho generously give of their time and expertise. As a way to recognize exceptional service to the program, we inaugurated a Distinguished Service Award.

The fi rst recipient of this award is William E. Young Jr., FACHE, 69. Young was the programs fi rst executive-in-residence. In that role, he co-taught and helped develop our Seminar in Professional Development, mentored students, and provided advice and counsel to our faculty. Over the years, Young has also been an outstanding preceptor to many HCAD students and was instrumental in helping us launch our programs capital campaign.

Mr. Young, now retired, has had a long and distinguished career which began with a residency at U.T.M.B. Galveston and involved several positions in hospital management and consulting. More recently, he was president and CEO of Warm Springs Rehabilitation System and executive vice president and COO at Nix Health Care System here in San Antonio.

We are enormously grateful for his contributions to the program at Trinity.

uMbDENStoCK HEADliNES lEADERS iN HEAltH MANAGEMENt SYMPoSiuMHealth Reform: A National Perspective was the topic of the annual Leaders in Health Management Symposium. American Hospital Association President Richard J. Umbdenstock, FACHE, was the featured speaker.

Some 200 faculty, students, and members of the professional community attended Octobers event, which previewed the impact of then-proposed reform measures on the health care delivery system.

This years symposium was co-sponsored by the Greater San Antonio Hospital Council.

MARK YouR CAlENDARS 2010 SymposiumOctober 15 at 10:00 a.m.Ron J. Anderson, M.D.President and CEO of Parkland Health & Hospital System

Don Beeler, John Hornbeak, and Frances Atiase

HCAD Administrative Secretary Janice Miller and current resident Amy Walton.

Proud new HCAD graduate Kendall Tobey Neurohr

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Conan Dickson, Ph.D.

Administrator, Operations Support

& Medical Affairs

Johns Hopkins Health System

Baltimore, MD

Megha Mehta 09

Project Administrator


Baltimore, MD

Jim Hersma

VP, Corporate Accounts

MedAssets

Alpharetta, GA


Retired Executive VP and COO

LifePoint Hospitals, Inc.

Brentwood, TN

Nelson Mann

Senior VP

Tyler & Company

Austin, TX

Robert Shaw, FACHE, 69, 72

President


Louisville, KY

Wayne t. Smith 71

Chairman, President and CEO

Community Health Systems, Inc.

Franklin, TN

Dan Stultz, M.D.

CEO

Texas Hospital Association

Austin, TX

Friday morning fi eld trips and guest lectures are a tradition at Trinity, and are a distinguishing feature of our program. They are designed to enrich students understanding of the broad range of health care delivery systems and the profession of health care management.

FRiDAY MoRNiNG SESSioNS 2009-2010

SPEAKERS


Senior VP

Tyler & Company

Austin, TX

Robert Shaw, FACHE, 69, 72

President


Louisville, KY

CEO

Texas Hospital Association

Austin, TX

Dr. Mary Ste , class president Patrick Halinski, and AHA President Richard Umbdenstock

Panel discussion with Stan Hupfeld, Don Beeler, and John Hornbeak

SitE viSitSAudie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital, San Antonio, TX

Baptist Healthcare System, San Antonio, TX

Brooke Army Medical Centers Center for the Intrepid, Fort Sam Houston, TX

CentroMed, San Antonio, TX

CHRISTUS Santa Rosa, San Antonio, TX

Morningside Ministries, San Antonio, TX

San Antonio State Chest Hospital, San Antonio, TX

St. Davids Hospital, Austin, TX

University Health System, San Antonio, TX

University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio, TX

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Each new on-campus student is paired with a Trinity alumnus or local practitioner. These advisers provide another means of engaging the professional community in our educational process.

Michael D. beaver 97COO, Hospital Administration Methodist Healthcare SystemSan Antonio, TX

Kristi E. blomquist 03, 05

Managed Care Strategy and Outcomes AnalystUT Health Science CenterSan Antonio, TX

Jeffrey A. bourgeois, FACHE, 90VP and AdministratorCHRISTUS Santa Rosa Westover HillsSan Antonio, TX

Adam K. Chandio 03, 06Director of OperationsBaptist Medical CenterSan Antonio, TX

William l. Chessher 89AdministratorGreehey Childrens Cancer Research InstituteSan Antonio, TX

lynn P. Falcone 91COONorth Central Baptist Medical CenterSan Antonio, TX

Dale M. Flowers 99Sr. VP and Chief Administrative Offi cerUT Health Science Center School of MedicineSan Antonio, TX

ted P. Fox 80, 82ConsultantSan Antonio, TX

Enrique Gallegos Jr. 06Assistant Administrator and Compliance Offi cerCHRISTUS Santa Rosa HospitalSan Antonio, TX

Diana Gerhardus 03Senior Management Services CoordinatorUT Health Science CenterSan Antonio, TX

tiffany D. Gold 03Director of Rehabilitation ServicesRegent Care Center at the Medical CenterSan Antonio, TX

Robert H. Grimes, FACHE, 80CEOGlobalRehab HospitalSan Antonio, TX

Ashley S. Hixon, FACHE, 00COO and ECONortheast Methodist HospitalLive Oak, TX

Anna E. Hoelting 81AdministratorWomen Partners Group PracticeSan Antonio, TX

John E. Hornbeak, lFACHEExecutive-in-ResidenceDepartment of Health Care AdministrationTrinity University

Reza A. Kaleel, FACHE, 96, 98VP/AdministratorCHRISTUS Santa Rosa Hospital Medical CenterSan Antonio, TX

Jennifer l. Malatek, FACHE, 00Executive DirectorNew Braunfels Christian MinistriesNew Braunfels, TX

Robert W. Martin Jr., FACHE, 01, 03Regional ManagerCRAssociates, Inc.San Antonio, TX

Michael J. Mcbride, FACHE, 90Regional VP and AdministratorCHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health CareSan Antonio, TX

Kristen Holloway Pratt 95, 97Consultant/DirectorPremier Consulting SolutionsSan Antonio, TX

Don l. Richey 76Rural Development ConsultantBaptist Health SystemSeguin, TX

Roger E. Roehl 84, 89Administrative Director, Primary Care Service LineSouth Texas Veterans Health Care SystemSan Antonio, TX

Corinne S. Smith, J.D., FACHE, 86, 94Health Care Executive and AttorneySan Antonio, TX

Harry E. Smith, FACHE, 73Executive DirectorGreater San Antonio Healthcare FoundationSan Antonio, TX

lindsay J. Sondergeld 04, 06Director, Pre-Clinical & Clinical OperationsInstitute for Drug DevelopmentCancer Therapy & Research CenterSan Antonio, TX

SENioR ADviSERS

Trinity University President Dennis Ahlburg attended the pre-symposium breakfast.

Kevin Scoggin and Bob Shaw at ACHE Congress 2010

Stan Hupfeld, Don Beeler, John Hornbeak, and the On-Campus Class of 2011

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Methodist Healthcare MinistriesJessica Saavedra is this years recipient of the full-tuition scholarship established by the Methodist Healthcare Ministries in honor of the Methodist Healthcare Systems long-time CEO, John E. Hornbeak, LFACHE. Jessica is a Houston native and graduated magna cum laude in 2009 with a double degree in communication and Spanish from Trinity. She will complete an administrative residency with the Harris County Hospital District beginning next January.

Ricardo villarreal Jr., last years recipient of the Hornbeak scholarship, is currently completing a residency with Community Health Systems South Texas Regional Medical Center in Jourdanton, Texas. His undergraduate degree is in biology from Angelo State University.

St. Davids Neal Kocurek ScholarshipLast year, the St. Davids Community Health Foundation in Austin designated a Neal Kocurek scholarship for a student in Trinitys Health Care Administration program. This scholarship, honoring the late CEO of the foundation, was awarded to Patrick Figures, an Austin native who completed his undergraduate work at Trinity in finance. He has held internships with the Cancer Therapy & Research Center in San Antonio, Texas, and Denton Regional Medical Center in Denton, Texas.

Golliher FellowshipThe Golliher Fellowship is funded by the Health Care Administration Alumni Association in honor of retired faculty member Dr. Paul E. Golliher. This years recipient is Agnes Koterba, a native of San Antonio who completed her undergraduate work at Trinity in communication and speech communication. She has been a long-time volunteer at San Antonios VA Hospital and will complete a residency at VISN 17: VA Heart of Texas Health Care Network in Arlington, Texas.

Newman Family Foundation ScholarshipAlfred E. Koenig iii is the 2009 recipient of the Newman Scholarship. Freddy hails from Corpus Christi, Texas, and received a B.S. in biology from Texas A&M University in 2004. He has been a personal fitness trainer for many years and co-owns a personal fitness studio with his twin brother. Freddy will complete his residency with the Nix Health System in San Antonio.

Golliher ScholarshipThe Golliher scholarship was awarded to David Matteson. A native of Galveston, Texas, David graduated from Trinity with a degree in management and a minor in economics. He will complete a residency with Cook Childrens Medical Center in Fort Worth, Texas.

baptist Health Foundation Scholarships Three students received scholarship awards from the Baptist Health Foundation in San Antonio.

Christopher Mendoza is an administrative resident with Southwest General Hospital in San Antonio. His undergraduate degree is in business from St. Marys University in San Antonio.

bonnie vaughn is an executive program student who received her Trinity degree in August 2010. She was the program director of the Baptist Wound Healing Center in San Antonio.

Dawn Wilder received her bachelors degree in biology from Clemson University and an M.D. from The Medical University of South Carolina. She will complete her residency with Metropolitan Methodist Hospital in San Antonio.

2009-2010 SCHolARSHiPS

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Each year, a variety of guest speakers enrich our program by sharing their insights on current issues in the fi eld and practice of health care

management. Their participation is greatly appreciated.

Michael D. beaver 97

COO


San Antonio, TX

Mark bernard, FACHE

CEO

Northeast Methodist Hospital

San Antonio, TX

William Craig, FACHE

VP, Clinical Support

Cook Childrens Medical Center

Fort Worth, TX

D.K. Everitt

President

The Compliance Division, LLC

San Antonio, TX

ted P. Fox 82

Consultant

San Antonio, TX

Enrique Gallegos Jr. 06

Assistant Administrator and Compliance Offi cer

CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Hospital

San Antonio, TX

David Hagey

Leadership Consultant

US Army Medical Department Center

and School


Gordon W. Hawthorne, J.D., 71, 74

Managing Director and Practice Leader

Healthcare Diversifi ed Search

Philadelphia, PA

G. Richard Holt, M.D.

Professor, Reconstructive/Plastic Surgery;

Otolaryngology


San Antonio, TX

Sally Hurt-Steffen, FACHE, 03

Chief Executive Offi cer

Sierra Providence Eastside Hospital

El Paso, TX

Kyle J. Kalkwarf

Fourth-Year Medical Student


San Antonio, TX

Anne M. Kanter

Kanter and Associates

San Antonio, TX

Jackie E. Middleton 07

VP, HR Operations

Methodist Health System

Dallas, TX

Jane Anne Miller 07

San Antonio, TX

Dawn Polk

Staffi ng Manager, Nursing Administration

Northeast Methodist Hospital

San Antonio, TX

Shannon Stansbury

VP of Network Development

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas

Richardson, TX

Karla Krueger Strawn 06

Health System Specialist for Geriatrics and

Extended Care

South Texas Veterans Health Care System

San Antonio, TX

Philip Sun, AiA, and Associates

Jacobs Carter Burgess

Houston, TX

todd A. thames, M.D., 10

Director, Family Medicine Residency Program

CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health System

San Antonio, TX

Donald b. Wagner, lFACHE

Houston, TX

Dan S. Wilford, lFACHE

Sugar Land, TX

Helene Williams

Human Resources Specialist

Workforce Solutions Alamo

San Antonio, TX

otHER GuESt SPEAKERS

The on-campus and executive classes come together for a panel discussion

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Judy t. brown

Sr. VP and CFO

East Jefferson General Hospital

Metairie, LA

Markus D. Craig

CNO

INTEGRIS Blackwell Regional Hospital

Enid, Oklahoma

Sandra A. Deleon

San Antonio, TX

P. Craig Desmond

President and CEO

Texsan Heart Hospital

San Antonio, TX

Sue l. Forrest

Central and West Texas Division

Case Management Director

HCA

Austin, TX

Michael R. Gomez, M.D.

Medical Director, Neonatal Intensive

Care Unit and Chairman, Department

of Pediatrics

Saint Francis Childrens Hospital

Tulsa, OK

Chatt A. Johnson, M.D.

Army Physician

Brooke Army Medical Center


Sarina b. King

Practice Administrator

Sleep Disorders Center of Central Texas

Austin, TX

Miguel Perez iii

CIO

Driscoll Childrens Health Plan

Corpus Christi, TX

Gary Purushotham

Division Director


San Antonio, TX

Kara l. Witalis

Consultant, Strategic Planning

and Business Development

Berkeley, CA

John (J.P.) bartonico

Associate Administrator


San Antonio, TX

Amanda S. bloom

Administrative Fellow

Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas

Dallas, TX

bryan S. braegger

Administrative Specialist

Community Health Systems,

Laredo Medical Center

Laredo, TX

lisa M. butler


The Methodist Hospital

Houston, TX

Andrew M. Chow

Austin, TX

landon W. lawson

Regional Project Director

Baptist Health System

San Antonio, TX

Megha Mehta

Project Administrator


Baltimore, MD

Kendall tobey Neurohr

Clinical Analyst

Tenet Healthcare Corporation

Dallas, TX

Allison todd Newport

Project Manager, Special Projects

Community Health Choice, Inc.

Houston, TX

Jonathan t. Rule


INTEGRIS Health System

Oklahoma City, OK

Scott D. Spencer


Texas Health Resources

Arlington, TX

Matthew van leeuwe

Project Manager

Parkland Hospital

Dallas, TX

McCall taylor Wascher

Senior Patient Representative

Seton Medical Center Hays

Kyle, TX

Natalie A. Wilkins

Director of Digestive Disease Services

Baylor Health Care System

Dallas, TX

tyler R. Wilson


INTEGRIS Health System

Oklahoma City, OK

Ryan D. Wood

Environment of Care Program Coordinator

California Pacifi c Medical Center

San Francisco, CA

Steven t. Wood

Staff Consultant

Ernst & Young, LLP

Dallas, TX

Warren A. Yehl

Administrative Specialist

Community Health Systems, Inc.

DeTar Healthcare System

Victoria, TX

CoNGRAtulAtioNS to tHE NEW GRADuAtES

ExECutivE PRoGRAM GRADuAtiNG ClASS oF 2009

oN-CAMPuS GRADuAtiNG ClASS oF 2009

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Diane and Joel T. Allison, FACHE, 73

Don A. Beeler, FACHE, 73

James C. Bohnsack 97, 99

Tucker Bonner Jr. 76

Laurie Wright Breedlove 88

LaKesha Jimmerson Brooks 04

Jim Beck Brown, FACHE, 99

Michael S. Byrnes 97, 99

Raymond Chappelle 75

Maria Mattammal Cowles 00

Joe A. DaSilva, FACHE, 78

Sara J. Draper 90

Paul F. Dyer 82

C. Richard Gaston 72


Andrew R. Greene, FACHE, 78

James W. Halbert 86

Arthur W. Hastings 75

Douglas D. Hawthorne 72

Gordon W. Hawthorne, J.D., 71, 74

Jonny F. Hipp 84

Sally A. Hurt-Steffen 03

Javier Iruegas, FACHE, 77, 79

Laura L. Irvine 96

Sheila and Doug L. Johnson 70

Justin K. Kendrick 06

Lee Ann Lambdin 89

Michael P. Lapolla 76

Ernest C. Lynch III 87

Jennifer L. Malatek, FACHE, 00

Michael J. McBride, FACHE, 90

William Cass McCaughrin, Ph.D.

Phyllis and Dennis Millirons, FACHE, 76

James D. Moore 92

Ann and J. Ken Newman 70

Margaret E. Nicolls 81

Kevin M. Ormand, FACHE, 98

Mary W. Patterson 75, 76

Todd W. Pearson Sr. 78, 80

Angeline C. Pellien 86

Mary Dale Peterson, M.D., 99

James R. Phillippe II, FACHE, 79

Michael T. Portacci 88

William D. Poteet III 70

Eric N. Reichle 04

Jody Rogers, Ph.D.

John J. Seidenfeld 98

Gregory A. Seiler, FACHE, 92

Michael and Melissa M. Sela 97, 05

Sarah and Robert Shaw, FACHE, 69, 72

Dr. and Mrs. Tulsi Dyal Singh 95

Steven L. Smith 87

Cheryl and Wayne T. Smith 71

Mary E. Ste , Ph.D.

Gerald B. Stepman 79

Paige and Marc R. Strode 98

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Health Care Administration Alumni

Association

Health Care Administration Student

Associations Class of 09

INTEGRIS Health

M.D. Anderson Foundation

Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South

Texas, Inc.

South Texas Money Management

St. Davids Foundation

Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas

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