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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNB 1 OC HEALTH COUNCIL 8-6-84,~, ~mm~mmm~k I~mm~ A . ,~ NEW BUSINESS ~TE: AUGUST 1, 1984 THRU: WILLIAM A. HUSTON TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL FROM: MARY Eo WYNN, CITY CLERK SUBJECT: ORANGE COUNTY HEALTH COUNCIL ASSEMBLY APPOINTMENTS RECOMMENDATION: Pleasure of the City Council. BACKGROUND: On August 3, 1981, Phyllis Turtle was appointed Representative and Bonnie Gillman was appointed Alternate for the Orange County Health Council Assembly Appointments. They were both reappointed to their respective positions on July 26, 1982, and September 6, 5983, for one year. terms. Attached is a letter from the Orange County Health Planning Council requesting that the City reconfirm or appoint delegates. Also attached are letters from the following three applicants for the positions: Phyllis Tuttle, present Representative Bonnie S. Gillman, present Alternate Linda Young Landesman, new applicant City Clerk Attachments ORANGE COUNTY HEALTH PLANNING COUNCIL June 14, 1984 Mary C. Winn, City Clerk City of Tustin 300 Centennial Way Tustin, California 92680 SUBJECT: Reconfirmation of Assembly Appointments Dear Ms. Winn: Prior to the annual election of members of the Board of Directors and at-large Assembly delegates of the Orange County Health Planning Council, the Bylaws require that we solicit in writing the reconfimation of all appointments to the Assembly of Delegates. The Bylaws do not limit the length of time for which any organization may choose to have its representative serve in the Assembly. Our records show that your current representative to the Assembly is Phyllis Turtle. If you would like to have your current delegate continue, please reconfirm the appointme, nt by filling out and returnin~, the enclosed form NO LATER THAN JULT13, 1984. The Bylaws also provide for an alternate delegate to attend Assembly meetings and vote in the absence of your appointee. Our records indicate that Bonnie Gillman has been appointed as your alternate delegate. Please let us know if this is correct. An Assembly delegate acts as the liaison between your city council and OCHPC, informing each body of the issues and concerns of the other. Delegates meet four times a year - once to elect our Board of Directors and the rest to participate in programs dealing with community health issues. The OCHPC is the agency which oversees projected medical needs of Orange County residents, as well as the allocation of health care resources to meet those needs. As you may know, the Assembly is a body of almost 150 participants, representing every city of Orange County, the Southern California Association of Governments, the League of California Cities, the Board of Supervisors, voluntary health agencies, professional health associations, and community organizations such as the United Way. We are enclosing a summary of the major accomplishments and issues addressed by the Council during the past two years, a brief description of the agency, and a listing of OCHPC publications. Our staff would be happy to meet with you to answer any questions you may have about the Council and its programs. RB/rpj Encl osu re Co rdi al ly you rs, Rick Badger Executive Director 69/8 202 FASHION LANE · SUITE 219 - TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 · PHONE: (714)832-1841 SAINTJOS£PH HOSPffAL 1100 WEST STEWART DRIVE, ORANGE, CALIFORNIA 92667 (714) 633-9111 25 June 1985 Nary Wynn, City Clerk City of Tustin 300 Centennial Way Tustin, Ca. 92680 Dear Nrs. Wyrun: I was sorry to hear that you had had trouble trying to reach me by phone. I have enjoyed being a delegate to the Orange County Health Planning Council representing the City of Tustin these past two years. I would be most willing to continue to serve if needed, but have no trouble giving someone else a chance to have this experience. If you should find that you need me in this or other area of concern, please let me know. I can be reached at work at 771-8122. If I am not able to answer the phone, there is a phone answering machine to take messages and I will return your call. Sincerely, Phyllis Tuttle WHERE EXCELLENCE IS A TRADITION Bonnie S. Gillman Special Projects Coordinator 11401 Arroyo AvenUe Santa Ana, CA 92705 June 25~ 1984 Honorable May. or and C~ty Council of Tuetin 300 Centennial Hey Tus~in~ California 92680 Please be advised the= I would be pleased to serve again aa the Alternate Representative to the Orange County Health Planning Council Assembly of Oelege~es. IF the position of Representative should become available~ [ would be in=ares~ad in serving' in ~he~ capacity. I am enclosing my rseum~ for your information. IF I can be of amy Further assistance to you~ plebes do no~ hesitate ~o call upon me. 'Sincerely'yours, .Bonnie S. Gillmen Bonnie S. Gillman 11401 Arroyo Avenue Santa Aaa, Ca. 92705 (714) 838-9797 Degrees: B.A. English (Speech) Teacher's Certificate -Secondsry University of Michigan 1SG4 Positions Held:. Youth Resources Coordinator, United Way United Way Liaison to Combined Federai Campaign Program Coordinator, Big Sisters of Orange County Administrative Assistant, Cook County Hospital Engiish Teacher, Hheeling High School SpecisIized Skills: Public Relations Community Besources/Informstion & Referral Voiunteer Recruitment Educstional Program Development/Horkshops Fund Raising Offices Held: Tustin Alternate to Orange County Health Planning Council Chairperson, Academic Standards Committee, Foothill High School Chairperson, Allocations Committee, United Way Chsirpemson, Admission ~ Revisw Task Forces, United Hay President & Secretary, Board of Directors E1Sereno Homeowners Association Chairperson, Block Parent Program, Arroyo School Chairperson, Health, Safety ~ Heifers, Armoyo SchooI Chairperson, Special Projects, Arroyo School Chairperson, Community Resources, Arroyo School Administrator, Politicsl Study Group, Brandeis University Organizstional Involvement: United Hsy of Orange County North/South Orange County Sheriff's Department Tustin Unified School District Alumni Association, University of Michigan American Association of University Homart Gifted Children's Association of Orange County Orange County Medical Association Auxiliary Bowers Museum Association South Coast Repertory Guild Orange County Philharmonic Society Parent-Teacher Orgsnizetioms Founding Member of Ami Karen Cancer Fund for Children, Los Angeies (The Rainbow) The Irvine Company Leadership Awards Committee Mary Wynn City Clerk City of Tustin 300 Centennial Way Tustin, Ca. 92680 Dear Ms. Wynn, Thank-you for the oppo~unity to be considered for Tustin's repre- sentative to the Orange County Health Planning Council. In assessing n~y potential contribution, I believe that my experience and comprehension of the difficult issues facing health care organization today, will benefit those of our community receiving service. As a trained mental health clinician, I have provided service for ten years in varied health settings for a broad spectrum of medical problems. This has enabled me to understand not only the health care needs of the residents of Orange County, but how to maximize the use of the systems that provide for those needs. I am currently involved in providing consultation on national health care issues which will enable me to keep Tustin abreast of where health care is headed and vice versa, to provide input on national levels to our own local needs. I have the unique perspective of understanding the psycho-social impact of illness and injury. I believe that health planning and policy needs to look at how health care effects the lives of the individual. In addition, when dollars for health care reimbursement are shrinking, the role of local planners becomes more crucial in order to maximize what those dollars will buy, and planners must have first hand knowledge, like myself, of the issues for both consumer and provider. Hopefully you will agree that Tustin will benefit from my representation founded in experience and understanding of critical planning issues. I would appreciate your giving me an opportunity to serve. Enclosed is a copy of my vitae for your perusal. Looking forward to a positive response. Sincerely, ~ Linda Young L'~ndesma~MSW ACSW LCSW CURRICULUM VITAE Linda Gail Young Landesman 14672 Westfall Road Tustin, California 92680 714-731-7765 ACADEMIC DEGREES AND LICENSES BA MSW ACSW LCSW CCS University of Michigan, May 1971, Psychology, with distinction. University of Michigan, August 1974, Social Treatment. Academy of Certified Social Workers. Licensed Clinical Social Worker (California License #6307). California Children's Services paneled clinician. PUBLICATIONS "A Model for Reinforcing Mental Health Facilities: A Student's View," by Linda Gall Young, Community Mental Health Journa!, Vol. 12 (4), 1976; pp. 422-431. "A Model for Mental Health Service Delivery in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit," delivered at 1st International Pediatric Social Work Conference; Chicago, Illinois; August 1982. "A Training Program for Effective Management of Hostile Audiences," in process. "Coordinated Response to Mental Health Demands Following a Disaster: A New Look," in process. SKILL EXPERIENCE PROFESSIONAL: Clinical Social Worker II-III, University of California Irvine Medical Center, Orange, California, September, 1981 to present. Job experiences include comprehensive program of clinical social work ser- vices to parents of NICU population and staff. Included were clinical assessment and intervention; staff teaching/consulting and inservices; psycho-social case manager and Chair of weekly discharge planning conference; designated representative to Orange County Perinatal Social Work meetings; member continuing education committee 1981-1982; MSW student preceptor; Chair Advisory Committee, 1983. Curriculum Vitae Linda Gail Young Landesman Page Two Clinical Social Worker II, University of California Irvine Medical Center, Orange, California, April, 1979 - September, 1981. Job experiences include direct service to high risk pregnancy and gyneco- logy patients (teen-age, drug abuse, psychiatric history, battered wife syndrome, battered child syndrome, fetal demise, abortion and sterilization counseling, and medical complications) coverage includes antepartum, post- partum, labor and delivery, nurseries, NICU (both clinic and in hospital); on-call to emergency room, development of inter-disciplinary team service delivery to newborn nursery, Chair 1980-1981 and Member 1979-1980 continuing education committee; presented several inservices$ BSW student preceptor. Case management includes use of individual/family assessment and therapy, crisis intervention and health care team development. Clinical Social Worker, Children's Hospital of Los Angeles, California, August, 1976 - February, 1979. Job experiences include direct service to Cystic Fibrosis patients and their families developing a comprehensive clinical social work program to meet the needs of this population. Included were clinical, educational, resource and Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Center relations programs; precep- tor, MSW students. Case management included use of individual/family assessment and therapy; educational and therapy groups, and health care team development. Ongoing continuing education included inhouse staff development workshops and appropriate community seminars. Clinical Social Worker, Los Angeles County Health Services, Long Beach General Hospital, Long Beach, California, October, 1974 - June, 1976. Job experience included working on the men's admission ward, developing social services for the newly expanding outpatient clinic, working on the women's admission ward (alcoholic detoxification, mixed drug withdrawal, acute and chronic medical); development and instruction of staff inservices on tuberculosis and behavior modification; development and instruction of patient diabetic, teaching program; BSW student supervisor. Case management included use of individual assessment, informational and therapy groups and health team development. Ongoing inhouse training included staff development, patient and staff lec- tures, workshops and inservices. Curriculum Vitae Linda Gail Young Landesman Page Three TEACHING~ RESEARCH AND CONSULTATION: Organized first national caucus for coordination of providers of Mental Health services, Second Western Medical Symposium on Disaster Preparedness, March, 1984. Consultant on disaster home preparedness, Tustin Police Department Crime Prevention Unit, 1984. Content expert, standing member, Disaster and Disabled Advisory Committee, County of Orange Emergency Services Division, 1983 - 1984. Field Instructor, Cal State Long Beach, BSW program, 1983 - 1984. Designed and researched effects of winter flooding on patients being cared for by Visiting Nurse Association of Orange County, 1983 - 1984. Content expert, Senior Executive Manager's Workshop on medical emergency management, FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency), NETC (National Emergency Training Center), August, 1983. Content Expert, Senior Executive Manager's Workshop, NETC (National Emergency Training Center), FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency), November, 1982. Adjunct Faculty, Federal Emergency Management Agency, National Emergency Training Center, Emmitsburg, Maryland, 1982 - 1983. Researched health care in Ecuador, August, 1982. Faculty, Orange County Perinatal Outreach, 1982, 1983. Planned and organized workshop, Los Angeles County 18th Annual Social Work Institute, held May 1, 1979. Researched health care in Indonesia, July - August 1978. Planned and organized workshops, CCS-Cystic Fibrosis State Level Conferences, 1976 - 1979. Designed and assisted in research project regarding childhood memory and labeling development, May - August, 1974. Consultant to houseparents, regarding oragnizational and individual beha- vioral problems; Men's Half-Way House, Ypsilanti State Hosptial, July, 1973 - July, 1974. Curriculum Vitae Linda Gail Young Landesman Page Four ORGANIZATIONAL Chair 1980-81, member 1977-82 Staff Development Committees UCI-MC and CHLA. Big Sister (Ad Hoc) 1977 - 1983. P'erinatal Social Work Group Orange County 1979 - 1984. Numerous collegiate representative positions, University of Michigan, 1967 - 1971. Presided over District #6, B'nai B'rith Youth Organizaiton, 1966 - 1967. Edited high school year book, Flint Central, 1966 - 1967. LECTURES "Teaching Technical and Professional Writing," National Workshop, University of Michigan, August 9-13, 1976. "Health Care in Indonesia," LA County School System Continuing Education, Fall, 1978. "Health Care in Indonesia," Dept. Clinical Social Work, Children's Hospital LA, September, 1978. "Health Care in Indonesia," Perinatal Social Work Group, Spring, 1980. "Fetal Alcohol Syndrome," Maternal-Child Health Inservices, UCI-MC Inservices, Spring, 1980, Spring, 1982. "Psycho-social Factors in Assessing the High Risk Newborn," Pediatric Resident In-Services, lO-week Rotation, 1980 - 1981. "Ethics and the Psycho-social Aspects of Work in the NICU," Martin Luther ' Hospital Nursing Continuing Education, August, 1982. "A Model for Mental Health Service Delivery in the NICU," International Pediatric Social Work Conference, Chicago, Illinois, August, 1982. "Health Care in Ecuador," Perinatal Social Work Group Orange County, September, 1982. Curriculum Vitae Linda Gall Young Landesman Page Five "Ethics and the Psycho-social Aspects of Work in the NICU," UCI-MC Perinatal Outreach, "Critical Care of the Neonate," October, 1982. "Health Care in Ecuador," Clinical Social Work Dept. UCC-MC, October, 1982. "Psycho-social Factors in the NICU - Theory and Application," UCI-MC Maternal-Child Health Inservices, November, 1982. "Effective Communication with Hostile Audiences," Federal Emergency Management Agency National Emergency Training Center, January, May and August, 1983. "Surviving the Cuts" UCI-MC MCH Inservice, March, 1983. "Living with a Sick Child," UCI Extension, April, 1983. PRACTICE SKILL INSTRUCTION EXPERIENCE First Year: Second Year: Family Service Agency of Washtenaw County, Plymouth, Michigan. Supervised by Walter MacDonald, DD, MSW. in TA, Gestalt and Behavioral Techniques. Trained Family Service Agency-of Genesee County, Flint, Michigan. Supervised by Robert D. Carter, MSSW, Ph.D. Trained in Supervising experience. Caseloads included.direct intervention with problem behaviors of child management, marital, sexual dysfunction, self-help and toileting skills with retarded, obesity, delusions, headaches, depression and various indi- vidual adjustmental; seen on an individual and/or group basis. In addition, during the second year, I served as Supervisor-Coordinator of the Homemaker Service of Genesee County. AFFILIATIONS National Association of Social Workers (NASW). NASW Register of Clinical Social Workers. Nominee, Who's Who American Women, 1981, 1982. Orange County Perinatal Social Workers. Outstanding Young Women of America, 1981. Society for Clinical Social Work, Fellow. References Available upon request.