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Applications P. 01 ♦ P Fay R. Biles, Ph.D. s- iof s„, • President,FAVA Associates • 1588 Heights Ct. ,V Marco Island, FL 34145-6616 (941) 394 3089 Fax: same E-mail raybiles @aplcom June 21, 1999 Mrs. Sue Filson,Administrative Assistant, Board of County Commission 3301 E. Tamiami Trail Naples, FL 34112 Dear Mrs. Filson: Rccicved your letter advising me that I must reapply for membership to the Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council for a three year term. Please consider this letter as my application to be reappointed to the EMS Advisory Council. Have enjoyed my membership on the Council and would like very much to continue. Having three degrees in health care sciences shows my interest in the health field at all levels of care. I consider our EMS Program as one of Collier County's greatest strengths. Have tried to make sure Marco Island knows about the County's EMS program. It has been an honor to serve Collier County by serving on advisory committees. It is one way citizens can play an active role to maintain our county as one of the best places to live. Quality health and safety is a primary goal that I value. Would be happy to serve. Can provide a resume if that is needed. Sincerely, c:236.:4 Fay R. Biles, Ph.D. g_ 3/ - �� wke--1-K wt09_ 4 / n Y ry _o 6, ?Q, vi4ec-i-.),_ ()A:4 (32_, s :_` c - I 111 t_ct_At tk s NURSING Heartfax Building 72-0 Fifth Avenue South, #2-01 Naples, Florida 34102 of Naples �/ (941) 649-7999 �� Fax: (941) 649-7918 NETWORK hard if icy COMMi3440,CS (?? 2 ,�� � 4?„),, fAA.,,,,,I, . rk-k,"--- z) e.)---, I J _--.' in 3 0_,i4,,4.4.-64,-- c,,a-tA__,uic_.A.,-( . J ) 0_,c_ 42_el_yk (L , 14c/u.2.___(_, 2 7/0, 1,ii. 61-7-‘A r kAtitk-(- c(_"' ,,,j4.7t-e-I /1-1L(' --U _ I-- "_.e--fy) S ,.c,,,z,/-1_,LK,1--(..1_ ,--/-1 , 4/IL-c14LiL- ilAj. -' `* --j -/ , a C JANE ANDEL 941-352-0986 835 NEW WATERFORD DR#204 NAPLES,FL 34104 CAREER EXPERIENCE Administrator Nursing Network of Naples,Naples FL 9/94-present Operations Of Home Health Care Agency Staff nurse NICU Health Park, Lee Memorial , Ft. Myers FL 1/94-9/94 Direct Newborn Intensive Care-Relief Manager-Nursery Naples Community Hospital,Naples FL 6/93-1/94 45 FIE Nursery&Postpartum Unit Agency nurse Kokua Nurses.Honolulu,HI 1/92-5/93 Obstetrics & Critical Care Manager-AICU Kap• tolani Medical Center 4/92-1/93 High Risk Obstetrics Sales&Marketing Genentech, So San Francisco, CA 11/87-9/91 Activase-a Thrombolytic used in acute MI Sales&Marketing PftzerLabs,New York,NY 1/85-11/87 Feldene, Minipress&Procardia Asst Professor-Nursing Southwestern Michigan College, Dowagiac, MI 1/84-1/85 Med-Surg, Legal Aspects&Clinicals Staff nurse Saint Joseph's Medical Center, S. Bend, IN 5/78-1/84 Critical Care Units/Telemetry EDUCATION 1988 Andrews University, Berrien Springs, MI magna cum laude Masters Of Science: Nursing Adminstration 1982 Saint Mary's College,Notre Dame, IN cum laude Bachelors Of Science: Nursing 977 Ivy-Tech Northcentral, South Bend., IN Licensed Practical Nursing :TIVITIES& American College Of Cardiovascular Nurses )NORS American Association Of Critical Nurses Kappa Gamma Pi-National CatholicWomen's Honor Society Florida Gulf Coast University: Nursing Honor Society 1998 South Bend Board Of Public Safety 1981 St.Joseph's Medical Center Ethics Committee 1983 American Red Cross CPR Instructor 1978-84, 1998 Lions Club International Speaker Chairman 1990-91 Fifth Ave So Association,Naples,FL Treasurer 1998-99 Fifth Ave. So Association,Naples,FL-Board Of Directors 1996-98 Florida Gulf Coast University 1997-8 Masters Group Staff Action Committee, City Of Naples, 1997-Present 5th Ave. South Association Promotion/Events & Internet/Info Commitee 1998 Economic Development Council: City of Naples, 1998 American Board of Forensic Examiners:Life member and Diplomate RECEIVED AUG 3 1 1999 10742 Henry, Court Board of County Commissional Naples, Florida 34109 August 28, 1999 Dear Ms. Filson, I wish to apply as a volunteer for the Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council . I am a retired physician who has had experience with emergencymedical services as a director of a paramedical unit in N. J. and as an advisor to the N. J. Commissioner of Health. Since I am not yet well known in the area I have taken the liberty of inclosing copies of various papers which will support my past activities . Sincerely, David A. Gehring,M. D. , FACC, FACP I eat 2 f3 t j >'4+.t•pZ'.COT '}T {JI V R.}X , r¢¢ ill is2,10 ¢ It 4,' . , yr LL �`4 44f' Q1 O dl' E�E °ti•-34 a ,1..,..,,.,,z,..,„..:1# I , ''94 ti ,t84 Ct•(.l a 0 Ig�''' 4 -1 D. N A.m: 4 C V can U Z "4zx _ Q = , ~ N zz .W A a t0 O C _ . 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Marquis Who's Who expressly disclaims all other liability 10742 Henry Ct for loss or incidental or consequential damage whether arising from negligence, contract or other cause to any party for errors in Naples , FL 34109 publishing. Signature Date OFFICE 06497507/N/308/300/ /1930/M/P /A ONLY © Copyright 1999. All rights reserved. Marquis Who's Who. Underlined information will not appear Please indicate exact placement of in the published biography. corrections and additions to your sketch by use of lines or arrows. DO NOT retype the entire sketch. GEHRING, DAVID AUSTIN, physician, Additions are included only when administrator, cardiologist ; b. Bryn Mawr, appropriate to Marquis style. Pa. , Dec. 6, 1930; s. Harry Rittenhouse and Anne Gardiner (Bozarth) G. ; m. Joan Helen Lotz, June 7, 1953 (div. Aug. 1982) ; •hildren: David, Paul , Peter, Sue, Barbara, Eric; m. Victoria Marie Damiano, Sept. 2, 1982; children: Theresa, Judy Lynne, Michael 110 Austin. BA magna cum laude, U. :ER Pitts. , 1952, MD, 1956. Diplomate Am. Bd. Internal Medicine; cert. geriatric 110 medicine. Commd. USN, 1956, advanced through grades to lt. comdr. ; intern, then resident in internal medicine U.S. Naval Hosp. USN, Phila. , 1956-60, mem. staff internal medicine U.S. Naval Hoso. . 1960-61 ; chie=f internal medicine heart sta. U.S. Naval Hosp. USN, Annapolis, Md. , 1961-63; resigned USN, 1963; cardiologist K.G.E. Med. Group, Woodbury, N.J. , 1963-82; cardiologist, pres. Hobbs Cardiology, P.A. , Hobbs, N.Mex. , 1982-86; med. dir. Polk (Pa. ) Ctr. , 1986-91 ; physician, chief grade VA Med. Ctr. , Coatesville, Pa. , 1991-97, assoc. chief of staff for ambulatory care, 1993-96, 30 chief med. svc. , 1995-96, chief primary care and chief of staff, 1995-96, chief of staff, 1995-96, 60 cardiologist, 1996-97; assoc. med. (continued on reverse) CHANGE See enclosed reservation form offering.biographee discounts. 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Underlined information will not appear Please indicate exact placement of in the published biography. corrections and additions to your sketch by use of lines or arrows. DO NOT retype the entire sketch. articles to profl . fours. Project dir. Additions are included only when 23 Greater Del . Valley Reg. Med. Prog. , Pa. , appropriate to Marquis style. 1971-75; mem. ACLS Inst. and affiliated faculty Pa. Heart Assn. , 1986-98, bd. dirs. N.W. chpt. 1988-90, Inst. Christianna Hosp. , Del . , 1998-99; bd. dirs. adv. com. , chmn. personnel com. med. health, rehab. , drugs and alcohol Venango County, Franklin, Pa. , 1986-90, pres. , 1988-89; mem. Health Care Adv. Com. to Congressman William F. Clinger, Jr. , 23d Dist. , Pa. , 1989-91 ; lector St. Joseph Ch. , Oil City, 1987-91 , eucharistic min. . 1990-92; eucharistic min. St. Joseph Ch. , Swedesboro, N.J. , 1992-93, Sacred Heart Ch. , Mt. Ephraim, N.J. , 1994-99, lector, 1998-99. Lt. col . USAR, 1983-90. Recipient Outstanriina Syn. ?w?rd Am. • Cancer Soc. N.J. , 1967, Benjamin Berkowitz award N.J. Heart Assn. , 1975, Nat. Def. Svc. medal , 1975, USAR Components Achievement medal , 1988, Letter of Commendation USAR, 1988, 90, Pres. 's medal of Merit, Rep. Task Force, 1984Letter of Commendation Sec. of Vets. Affairs, 1994; Cert. of Appreciation, Sec. of State N.Mex. , 1982, Venango County Commrs. , 1987, 88, 89, 90, Polk Ctr. award of Merit, 1991 , Spl . Contbn. award and Mgr. of Yr. award VAMC Coatesville, 1996. Fellow ACP (life, Recognition awards 1967-70), Am. Coll . Cardiology, Am. Coll . Chest Physicians, (continued on reverse) CHANGE See enclosed reservation form offering biographee discounts. NO-CHANGE 0 *HCO3CAA1--0649750704 UPDATE REQUEST CAA1 06497507 David Austin Gehring P . 4/ 06497507/N/308/300/ /1930/M/2 /A Coll . Physicians of Phila. , Am. Coll . Clin. Pharmacology; mem. AMA, Am. Geriatrics Soc. , St. Jude Soc. , Holy Name Soc. , Assn. Miraculous Medal (promoter 1987—), Venango County Med. Soc. (pres. 1989-91) , Assn. Mil . Surgeons, Am. Coll . Physician Execs. , Am. Legion. Democrat. Roman Catholic. Avocations: stamp collecting, reading, 010 walking, swimming, opera. Home: 10742 Henry Ct Naples FL 34109 (941 ) 593-0232 Office: 865 W Red Bank Ave Woodbury NJ 08096-4095 (609) 848-0074 Please well out LTC in CAR section and S.S. in CRE section. Family Newsletter Page 4 New Clinical Director Named While serving as Medical Director at Polk Center, he DHCI is welcoming a new member to our professional was an advocate for residents and clients with Mental team, Dr. David A. Gehring, M.D. Dr. Gehring is Retardation and Developmental Disabilities. He served our new Clinical Director. He is married and has six an active member of the Venango county Mental children. He and his wife, Victoria, live in Woodbury, Health, Mental Retardation, Drug and Alcohol New Jersey. Dr. Gehring graduated from the Administration being a president of the advisory board. University of Pittsburgh school of Medicine; had He has been proactive in the rights of residents and specialty training in Internal Medicine and Cardiology patients. Other organizations include: The American at the Naval Hospital in Philadelphia. He had the Geriatric Society, The American Medical Association pleasure of serving at the U.S. Naval Hospital, and the Pennsylvania Medical Society. In addition, to Annapolis, Maryland, later resigning from active Naval his duties as Clinical Director he will serve as service to pursue a career in civilian practice, chairperson for the P & T committee for the Division practicing as an Internist Cardiologist and Geriatrician of Public Health and Social Services. He will also be serving as the Department of Public Health counsel for many years in the Woodbury area. He was recruited to set up a Cardiac Rehab unit at the Lea representative on the Adult Protective services advisory Regional hospital, Hobbs, New Mexico and the family council for the State of Delaware. His biographical lived in New Mexico for about four years. During that record is recorded in Who's Who in America for the time, he joined an Army reserve unit; achieved the years 1992 - 1998. rank of Lieutenant Colonel, and was Chief of Medicine of the 829th station hospital in Lubbock, Texas. Dr. Gehring's task is to provide excellent medical Subsequently, in January 1986, Dr. Gehring as a services here at DHCI. DHCI welcomes Dr. Gerhing, subcontractor with Liberty Healthcare Corporation and we hope you get a chance to meet the newest became the Medical Director at Polk center, a member of our DHCI team. P sylvania hospital for the Mentally Retarded and clopmentally Disabled. Dr. Gehring served with His avocations include reading, particularly American distinction for five years at Polk and received the history, stamp collecting and classical music, especially award of Merit for outstanding service from the opera. Dr. Gehring presently serves as Eucharistic Department of Public Welfare. Minister at his local church and his favorite charity is Food for the Poor. From 1991 - 1997, Dr. Gehring was with the VA Hospital at Coatesville, Pennsylvania. His duties included Medical Director of the nursing home, Associate Chief of Staff for Ambulatory Care and Primary Care, Chief of Medicine and subsequently acting Chief of Staff. While serving with the VA he was manager of the year in 1996 and received a letter yam, of appreciation from the Secretary of Veterans Affairs, yf Jessie Brown. Dr. Gehring chose to retire from government service to rejoin Liberty Healthcare, which brought him to DHCI as Clinical Director. Dr. Gehring is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and added qualifications in Geriatrics. He is t r a fellow of the American college of Cardiology and a fellow of the American College of Physicians. He has } , I received awards for outstanding service from the American Cancer Society and from the New Jersey Heart Association. In the past he had teaching te P. C appointments at the Temple University Hospital and at ,� .. the `,fferson Medical College. Delaware Health and Social Services Division of Public Health Delaware Hospital for the Chronically ill FAMILY NEWSLETTER for Residents' Family and Friends Published bi-annually Volume 3, No. 1, February, 1998 News from the Director Many of our other volunteer groups work alongside the Activity Therapy Department to provide programs— by Arnold Morris, Director especially nights and weekends--for residents to enjoy. DHCI has recently provided a Customer Service Survey to -- our residents and their families or guardians to complete. j • This survey will help us in our efforts to provide the best possible care for your loved ones. We have always been w " eager to hear from families about things we can do better or .� have done well This survey is an effort to obtain this vital " feedback in a more systematic manner. - �; State Pbfieeman mats with evident, Francs Fleetwood, Surveys will be conducted twice a year to ensure that all during annual residents and/or families have the opportunity to voice their - Costume Parade. opin. , suggestions and concerns. Your cooperation in takin ne time to complete this survey is very important to us, so if you have not completed your survey, please take the time to do so now. While this survey is important it is just one of, hopefully, many ways you can and will - -communicate with us about your loved one. Many religious groups provide regularly scheduled Look for results from these surveys in future Newsletters. I church set-vices, Bible Study, and even church suppers look forward to receiving your comments. Our interest is to for residents. These volunteers help the activity staff continuously strive to provide the best possible care and and pastoral care expand the quantity and variety of your input is critical. programs we are able to offer. Arnie Some volunteers share their own hobbies and expertise ...and enable residents to pursue old hobbies and Volunteers Enhance Activities develop new interests. Two examples are the Master Gardeners of Kent County, who have been working on the handicapped-accessible gardens with residents for by Marie Filandro, Activity Program Coordinator many years, and our pet therapy program which brings residents back together with dogs, cats and other pets. D.H.C.I. is truly fortunate to have an extremely large number of volunteers interacting with our residents. The (continued on page 3) volunteer program is coordinated by June Katz, who provides orientation, training,and supervision for the Upcoming Events volunteers. Our Women's Auxiliary, which has been in existence over Women's Auxiliary Fundraiser thirt ars, operates our Gift Shop, provides fundraisers Wednesday, April 8, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Auditorium si Flowers, crafts, white elephant items, food on residents behalf, and helps with a variety of programs eP � and projects. Proceeds benefit residents Families Day Saturday, June 13 Rotary Horse Show Saturday, September 12 Attachment Staff Appointments D. A. GEHRING, M.D., FACC, FACP March 27, 1995 U.S. Naval Hospital, Philadelphia, PA 1956-1960 Staff, U.S. Naval Hospital, Philadelphia, PA 1956-1961 Staff, U.S. Naval Hospital, Annapolis, MD 1961-1963 Attending in Internal Medicine & Cardiology, Underwood Memorial Hospital, Woodbury, NJ 1963-1982 Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine Temple University Hospital, Philadelphia, PA 1975-1982 Adjunctive Assistant Professor of Medicine Jefferson Memorial Medical College, Philadelphia, PA 1981-1982 Chief Cardiac Rehab Unit, Lee Regional Hospital, Hobbs, New Mexico 1982-1986 Chief Medical Services, 829th Station Hospital, USAR, Lovic, TX 1984-1986 Consulting Cardiologist Oil City Area Health Center, Oil City, PA 1986-1991 Medical Staff Franklin PA Regional Medical Center 1986-1991 Medical Director & Attendee Polk Center 1986-1991 Internal Medicine & Cardiology Walson Army Community Hospital 1990-1992 Staff VA Medical Center Coatesville, PA 1991-Present David A. Gehring, M.D., FACP, FACC OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS NEW JERSEY 1967 - 1982 1. Director and Associate Director of Medical Education at Underwood Memorial Hospital, Woodbury, New Jersey. 1969 - 1982., a. Established Sophomore Mini-clerkship in medicine at Jefferson Medical College. b. Established senior elective in medicine with Temple Medical School. c. Expanded residency affiliation in urology and surgery from Graduate Hospital at University of Pennsylvania. d. Supervised the development of family practice residency program. e. Developed physician, registered nurse, and paramedic training programs. f. Obtained American Medical Association approval in continuing medical education for Underwood Memorial Hospital and arranged 10 one-hour programs per month. g. Initiated CPR training and lay community education in Gloucester County, New Jersey, serving an area of 120,000 population. \' 2. Director of Federal Project #23, Coronary Care Training, South Jersey for the Greater Delaware Valley Regional Medical Program, 1971 - 1975 a. Transferred training program to Underwood Memorial Hospital in 1975. 1975 - 1982. b. Directed and taught 50 four-week courses to over 1,000 physicians, nurses and paramedics. c. Published 2 EKG workbooks used extensively throughout New Jersey. 3. Advisory Committee to Commissioner of Health for paramedics, 1974-1982. a. Helped organize 8 Mobile Intensive Care Units in New Jersey. b. Director of the Mobile Intensive Care Units at Underwood Memorial Hospital, Woodbury, New Jersey. 1976 - 1982. Cardiac survival rate increased from 5% to 40%. c. Major contributor in curriculum, criteria for selection of candidates, and training programs in the state of New Jersey. 4. Cardiologist at Anthropometrics United Medical Corporation, 1974 - 1982. a. Supervised Cardiac Rehabilitation programs. b. Drug investigator for antianginal and antiarrhythmic drugs approved by PACT. Page 2 David A. Gehring, M.D., FACP, FACC OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: NEW JERSEY - continued 5. President and Chairman of the Board of the Tri-County Chapter, New Jersey Affiliate, American Heart Association. 1971 - 1978. a. Improved cardiac care in New Jersey by training over 2,000 people in CPR and in Advanced Cardiac Life Support. b. Helped establish CPR training in high schools. c. Generated medical, nursing and lay education programs in Cardiovascular Diseases through seminars and courses. d. Directed fund raising activities and community education projects. e. Appeared on radio and television for public education covering issues such as hypertension, CPR, and cardiac rehabilitation. 6. President of Medical Staff at Underwood Memorial Hospital, 1976 - 1978. a. Hospital Board of Trustees voting member 1975 - 1980. b. Board of Managers physician member 1976 - 1978. c. Most successful in integrating programs between administration and medical-dental staff. d. Coordinated hospital programs with various state agencies. e. Established peer review in Department of Medicine. f. Assisted the President of Underwood Memorial Hospital with the interpretation of medical policies, problems and plans between the hospital staff and the Governing Board. g. Hospital spokesman Regional Medical Programs. h. Instrumental in obtaining Hospital Bond approval in New York, New York. i. Declined third term as President of Medical Staff. \ ;"7. Director of Intensive Care and Coronary Care Units at Underwood Memorial l Hospital, 1967 - 1982. a. Planned the initial 8 bed Unit and later the new 19 bed Unit. b. Supervised and assisted with the design and equipment. c. Developed the staffing and nursing plans. d. Cardiac arrest survival increased from 10% to 55%. David A. Gehring, M.D., FACP, FACC OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS NEW MEXICO AND TEXAS 1982 - 1985 1. Established and directed a pilot Cardiac Rehabilitation Unit at Lea Regional Hospital, Hobbs, New Mexico. a. Second such unit in the State of New Mexico. b. Capable of serving a population of 100,000. c. Obtained insurance reimbursement of costs. d. Developed quality monitoring of project. 2. Chief of Professional Services and Medical Services at 829th Station Hospital, Lubbock, Texas. a. Developed plans and staffing for increased bed capacity from 300 to 500 beds. b. Active Hospital Commander at Fort Levenworth, Kansas - July, 1984. c. Supervised and instructed medical students from Texas Tech in medical and physical diagnoses. d. Completed 145 credit hours of Administrative Correspondent Courses with average grade of 94%. 3. President of Lea County Division, New Mexico Affiliate, American Heart Association - 1983 to 1985. a. Implemented "Caring and Sharing" programs for lay cardiac education. b. Organized first profit making Heart Ball in the State of New Mexico. c. Successful industrial fund raiser involving 33 corporations. d. Conducted and supervised six Cardiac Life Support courses in Southeast New Mexico. 4. Drug Industry and Research a. Conducted clinical office evaluation of antihypertensive and antiarrhythmic drugs. b. Taught updating seminars for Merck Sharp and Dohme Pharmaceutical on new cardiovascular drugs. 5. Recruited physician and nursing support for Bachelor Degree Nursing Program for the College of the Southwest, Hobbs, New Mexico. 6. President-elect and Secretary/Treasurer of Lea County Medical Society. a. Evaluated physician applications for professional liability insurance in Lea County. b. Arranged monthly speakers in medical education/subjects of current interest. 7. Cardiology Consultant and Medical Examiner for Social Security in New Mexico and Veterans' Administration Hospital in El Paso, Texas. a. Monitored Cardiovascular Stress Testing and developed new testing protocol. b. Performed extensive Disability Determination examinations. • David A. Gehring, M.D., FACP, FACC OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS PENNSYLVANIA 1986 - 1990 1. Medical Director of Polk Center - 895 Bed ICF/MR with 1300 employees. 1986 to present. Total budget: 45 million dollars. a. Directs the Medical Department which includes Medical, Dentistry, Podiatry, X-ray, Laboratory, and Pharmacy with a budget of 2 million dollars. b. Contract management of consultants and allied services. c. Eliminated outstanding Medical deficiencies. d. Active recruiter for the Center. e. Supervises and directs employee health services. f. Chairperson, Behavior Management Review Committee. g. Consultant to the Personnel Department for Medical/Personnel problems. h. Supervises quality review for Medical Services. i. Provides direction to Nursing, Occupational Therapy, and Physical Therapy services. j . Active member of Executive and Finance Committees. k. Advocate for excellent client care by testifying before KEPRO and other legal bodies. 1. Establishes rapport with four (4) neighboring hospitals in order to ensure excellence of care for our clients. 2. Utilization Review Physician a. Serves as Review physician for Western Center, Canonsburg, PA - 470 medical cases. b. Review physician for Oil City Area Health Center, Oil City, PA. 3. Chairperson, MH/MR Drug and Alcohol Advisory Committee to Commissioners of Venango County. a. Member since 1986 and chairperson since October 1988. b. Received Certificate of Appreciation, 1987, 1988, and 1989, from Commissioners. c. Provides guidance to various health agencies of the County. Page 2 David A. Gehring, M•D., FACP, FACC - OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Pennsylvania - continued 4. American Heart Association, Pennsylvania Affiliate. member. Teaches three a. ACLS Instructor and ACLS Affiliate Faculty year. (3) provider courses and 1 orsy b .Member, Pennsyl vania Affiliate c. President, Oil City-Franklin Division. d. Chairman of American Heart Association, Northwest District Advisory Committee. appearing on local T.V. e. Active in Speakers Bureau and app f. Active in fund raising activities. 5. Attached to First U.S. Army Reserve Medical Unit, Ft. Meade, Maryland. - eligible for promotion to Colonel. b. Served df Lt. Colonel g and administrative West Po Point b. Served on the Medical Servicee in cardiologyal at West Point an at Ft. Meade, providing expertise c. Received Letter of Commendation for Medical Officer RRecruitment. d. Received Army Reserve Components Achiev EentgMedy Services. e. Provides consultation to Venango C 6. Consultant to Liberty Healthcare Corporation. a. Provides input in Quality Assurance Programs. b. Provides lectures in cardioloogYgealth Care Programs. c. Medical consultant for Manage 7. Member Health Care Advisory Committee for the 23rd Congressional District, Pennsylvania. a. Provides input to Congressman William F. 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Gehring , M.D. - Suite 21 , Medical Arts Building West Red Bank Avenue Woodbury, NJ 08096 Dear David : I am pleased that the recommendation made by Dr. Brest for your appointment to the faculty of the Department of Medicine of the Jefferson Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University as Adjunct Assistant Professor of Medicine was approved by the Executive Council effective February 1 , 1981 . I want to take this opportunity to welcome you. I hope and believe that you will find this to be a rewarding experience for you and for our institution. Sincerely yours , -h Frank D. Gray, Jr. , M.D. Magee Professor of Medicine and Chairman of the Department .LUG: cr cc : Albert N. Brest , M.D. ' 1 - �tv= . v • • DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY - NAVAL HOSPITAL ' � 17TH STREET AND PATTISON AVENUE N W REPLY REFt.R TO • • ..1,���4 PHILADELPHIA.PENNSYLVANIA 19146'SIP9 4 "�,�.,�•�, 6320 . imu..,,, Ser 01J/ 258 t-7 0 '1 NOV 1555 David A. Gehring Medical Arts Complex #21/Lovington Highway P.O. Box 5610 Hobbs, New Mexico 88241 Dear Sir: _ In reply to your letter dated 18 October 1985, the following information on the subject named member is forwarded: • a. David A. Gehring was at this facility from 30 June 1956 to Or July 1957 and again from 01 July 1957 to 15 September 1960. • b. This member served h.is Internship and Internal Medicine Residency at this facility. • c. Current legislation prohibits the retention of performance evaluations at this facility. You may request microfilm copies of evaluations (Fitness Reports) by writing to the Commander, Navy Military Personnel Command, NMPC-323, Washington, D.C. 20372. A release form, signed by the subject must accompany your request. • ,j661 , • K. P. BURNS r,. LCDR, NC, USN Head, Education and Training Department By direction of the • • Commanding Officer • • ft; EHT"Op DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY ���,il/�'OPw 829TH STATION HOSPITAL ;4� \\ � `�2 4802 34TH STREET—SPACE 37 `p' .�,'I'I'Iy. rte LUBBOCK. TEXAS 79410 _ �. ''0 ob REPLY TO h s"*• ATTENTION OF: 19 June 1985 AFKB-GC-CT-SB SUBJECT: Letter of Referral TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 1. Lieutenant Colonel David Austin Gehring Haccepted edeanaappointment in member the US Army Reserve on December 28, 1983. of the 829th Station Hospital since that time and has served in many varied capacities. His primary assignments were as follows: Internist December 12, 1983 thru September 1, 1984 Chief of Service September 1, 1984 thru December 28, 1984 Chief of Medical Service December 28, 1984 thru Present 2. Duties in addition to those listed above and accomplished concurrently were: Acting Hospital Commander July 15, 1984 thru July 28, 1984 President, Safety Committee October 1, 1984 thru Present Chairman, Alcohol and Drug Abuse October 1, 1984 thru Present Advisory Board 3. LTC Gehring during his association with the 829th Station Hospital has assisted subordinates in reaching new levels of skills, knowledge, attitudes, and always stimulates professionalism. He clearly understands the purposes, objectives, practices and military . LTC "real world" experience add only be equaled by few in the military. 4. LTC David Gehring makes a favorable impression and easily gains acceptance in by others. He develops a strong worklnh1rapport ecommendtandsrefereLTClGehring obtaining enthusiastic commitments. g for any position he might be seeking in his civilian professional area or in the military. q/.2 WALLACE W. MARSH LTC, MC, USAR Commanding t.k 177's IA tos44.4.,# , THE SECRETARY OF VETERANS AFFAIRS r, WASHINGTON May 2, 1994 David A. Gehring, M.D. Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center Black Horse Road Coatesville, PA 19320 Dear Dr. Gehring: A recent letter to me from Mr. James R. Aubrey, retired commandant of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania's Department of Public Affairs, commended you for your help to the veterans of Southeastern Pennsylvania. I know that so many members of our VA family do outstanding work on behalf of veterans every day, but I am always pleased to hear of individual instances such as yours. I thank you for your work on behalf of my fellow veterans, and for "putting veterans first." Congratulations! Sincerely, C?re,..e.. Jesse Brown JB/ec Mil) Board of Internal Medicine MiUniversity City Science Center 3624 Market Street Philadelphia,Pennsylvania 19104-2675 (215)243-1500 (800)441-ABIM FAX(215)382-4702 July 18 , 1994 Dr. David Austin Gehring Harry R.Kimball,M.D. V. A.MEDICAL CENTER President Coatesville, PA 19320 John J.Norcini,Ph.D. Executive Vice President for Associate to the President Linda L Blank Vice President for Clinical Competence Candidate Number: 020962 and Communications Susan C.Day,M.D. Vice President for General Internal Medicine Elizabeth A.Hopkins Director of Registration Dear Dr. Gehring: and Credentials Muriel Home ;f Registration and Credentials Congratulations! The Board is pleased to inform you Lynn O.Langdon,M.S. that you passed the April 1994 Geriatric Medicine :ePresidentforSubspecialty Examination. Your certificate will remain valid Internal Medicine through the year 2004 . ienry F.Strozeski,M.B.A. Vice President for Business Enclosed are data providing feedback on your performance Administration,Personnel, on the examination and a manual which will help you and Operations interpret the test results. Your name has been submitted for listing as a Diplomate in the DIRECTORY OF CERTIFIED INTERNISTS . You will receive a form from the American Board of Medical Specialties, the publisher of the directory, soliciting information you wish in your listing. Information regarding your Diplomate certificate is enclosed. The Board wishes you continued success. Respectfully, . /fg2 • Harry R. Kimball , M. D. 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Naples, Florida 34102 of Naples Ay._ (941) 649-7999 6,1� � Fax: (941) 649-7918 Val AtG101999 NETWORK hart of Noy 01941 s i A., (?? ,1 j 0 1).7e 4..1, i)t )_.,9■ . —/-1—&) 6)' -' / 0/./C- _ , J 64t7C 6 (n 3 a.,i4-4-4-6-1-75 c,mow,k...41_,- /7 ?/08/1.14, Ciir-A, ktok 12,e_e_,A Cli, ,/Kcc/t...-2--€- /(AA-k-(-- c.- "' )P7'E-A7-1,:)- ;10617L(' r "._c,---, '-in s ,0.z./-Lci..)-(2-42.-?-'1 , ..//b41/4_ 1._ li ,4:XLN cj'S-1 -c,' a C JANE ANDEL 941-352-0986 835 NEW WATERFORD DR#204 NAPLES,FL 34104 CAREER EXPERIENCE Administrator Nursing Network of Naples,Naples FL 9/94-present Operations Of Home Health Care Agency Staff nurse NICU Health Park,Lee Memorial, Ft.Myers FL 1/94-9/94 Direct Newborn Intensive Care-Relief Manager-Nursery Naples Community Hospital,Naples FL 6/93-1/94 45 FIE Nursery& Postpartum Unit Agency nurse Kokua Nurses.Honolulu,HI 1/92-5/93 Obstetrics & Critical Care Manager-AICU Kapiolani Medical Center 4/92-1/93 High Risk Obstetrics Sales&Marketing Genentech, So San Francisco, CA 11/87-9/91 Activase-a Thrombolytic used in acute MI Sales&Marketing PfizerLabs,New York,NY 1/85-11/87 Feldene, Minipress&Procardia Asst Professor-Nursing Southwestern Michigan College. Dowagiac,MI 1/84-1/85 Med-Surg, Legal Aspects& Clinicals Staff nurse Saint Joseph's Medical Center, S.Bend, IN 5/78-1/84 Critical Care Units/Telemetry EDUCATION 1988 Andrews University, Berrien Springs, MI magna cum laude Masters Of Science:Nursing Aciminctration 1982 Saint Mary's College,Notre Dame, IN cum laude Bachelors Of Science: Nursing 1977 Ivy-Tech Northcentral, South Bend, IN Licensed Practical Nursing :TIVITmS&- American College Of Cardiovascular Nurses )NOBS "► American Association Of Critical Nurses Kappa Gamma Pi-National Catholic Women's Honor Society , Florida Gulf Coast University: Nursing Honor Society 1998 South Bend Board Of Public Safety 1981 St. Joseph's Medical Center Ethics Committee 1983 American Red Cross CPR Instructor 1978-84, 1998 Lions Club International Speaker Chairman 1990-91 Fifth Ave So Association,Naples, FL Treasurer 1998-99 Fifth Ave. So Association,Naples,FL-Board Of Directors 1996-98 Florida Gulf Coast University1997-8 Masters Group Staff Action Committee, City Of Naples, 1997-Present 5th Ave. South Association Promotion/Events&Intemet/Info Commitee 1998 Economic Development Council: City of Naples, 1998 American Board of Forensic Examiners:Life member and Diplomate NURSING Heartfax Building 71-0 Fifth Avenue South, #2-01 Naples, Florida 34102 of Naples (941) 649-7999 `�Fax: (941) 649-7918 10.,: AUG 101999 NETVVORIC. and f (? ? 0 1:1f:eL;,.„ x,'1.1 Z' . J 64c � � .. 6 in 3 o..il C' ' '-7 JO & 6a-1-- keW-k- 42- '''\ (k_ .1'40-'2'€' 2 (.' k-4-A;--L c" /1"-IJ&-A"' - ■- Ciy) S ,<-...,12/1,LI w -/4L61‘4i1-- 6A-) ,.,...jtc„,t alt__".._. .c JANE ANDS, 941-352-0986 835 NEW WATERFORD DR#204 NAPLES,FL 34104 CAREER EXPERIENCE 9/94-present Administrator Nursing Network of Naples,Naples FL P Operations Of Home Health Care Agency Staff nurse NICU Health Park, Lee Memorial , Ft. Myers FL 1/94-9/94 Direct Newborn Intensive Care-Relief P Manager-Nursery Naples Community Hospital,Naples FL 6/93-1/94 45 1- i"E Nursery& Postpartum Unit Agency nurse Kokua Nurses,Honolulu,HI 1/92-5/93 Obstetrics & Critical Care Manager-AICU Kap iolani Medical Center 4/92-1/93 High Risk Obstetrics Sales&Marketing Genentech, So San Francisco, CA 11/87-9/91 Activase-a T rombolytic used in acute MI Sales&Marketing PfizerLabs,New York,NY 1/85-11/87 Feldene, Minipress&Procardia Asst Professor-Nursing Southwestern Michigan College. Dowagiac,MI 1/84-1/85 :Vied-Sure, Legal Aspects& Clinicals Staff nurse Saint Joseph's Medical Center, S. Bend, IN 5/78-1/84 Critical Care Units/Telemetry EDUCATION cum laude 1988 Andrews University, Berrien Springs, MI �a Masters Of Science:Nursing AdminSnation 1982 Saint Mary's College,Notre Dame, IN cum laude Bachelors Of Science: Nursing .977 Ivy-Tech Northcentral, South Bend, IN Licensed Practical Nursing • /11"1 S& American College Of Cardiovascular Nurses )RS ' American Association Of Critical Nurses Kappa Gamma Pi-National CatholicWomen's Honor Society Florida Gulf Coast University: Nursing Honor Society 1998 South Bend Board Of Public Safety 1981 St. Josephs Medical Center Ethics Committee 1983 American Red Cross CPR Instructor 1978-84, 1998 Lions Club International Speaker Chairman 1990-91 Fifth Ave So Association,Naples,FL Treasurer 1998-99 Fifth Ave. So Association,Naples,FL-Board Of Directors 1996-98 Florida Gulf Coast University 1997-8 Masters Group Staff Action Committee, City Of Naples, 1997-Present 5th Ave. South Association Promotion/Events 84 Internet/Info Commitee 1998 Economic Development Council: City of Naples, 1998 American Board of Forensic Examiners:Life member and Diplomate