Management Hospital

Location:

Mobile, AL

Posted:

October 24, 2012

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Timothy Maynard

Email: *********@********.***

Address: *** ********** ***** *.

City: Mobile

State: AL

Zip: 36608

Country: USA

Phone: 251-***-****

Skill Level: Management

Salary Range: 90

Willing to Relocate

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Job History / Details:

Timothy S. Maynard, MSS

552 Summerlake Drive, Mobile, AL 36608

251-***-**** a *********@********.***

SUMMARY

Top-performing, resourceful leader with extensive experience in corporate wellness, cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, business development, strategic planning, recruiting, forecasting, budgeting, and contract negotiation; 20+ years of successful experience managing clinical healthcare professionals; Excellence in clinical exercise physiology, cardiopulmonary testing, and chronic disease management; Published author and educator in the field of corporate wellness; Successful research and grant writer; Skilled relationship builder providing motivation and team building; Results-minded, team-oriented leader consistently exceeding organizational targets.

EXPERIENCE

Providence Hospital, Mobile, AL 1986-2012

Manager, Providence Rehabilitation and Wellness Center (PRWC) 2005-2012

Responsible for all operations and strategic planning of PRWC. Areas of direct report included cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, stress testing lab, medical wellness program, student internship programs and natatorium services. Established and served as chair of Providence Wellness committee which created NEW-U (Nutrition, Exercise, Wellness University) for our associates and business partners. Led PRWC to consistent double digit growth for the past 7 years, while maintaining exceptional patient satisfaction scores and extremely low turnover. As Chairman of the Providence Grant Committee, I wrote and directed multiple grants resulting in total awards over $2.5 million. Also served as Mission Mentor and instructor for Healing Without Harm, national initiative to reduce adverse hospital events within Ascension Health System.

Assistant Director, Rehabilitative Services 1998-2005

Developed new in-patient rehabilitation processes. Achieved national program recognition as a certified cardiac rehabilitation program by the AACVPR. Developed highly successful model for corporate based disease prevention, workforce productivity, and health improvement. Developed comprehensive student internship program for exercise physiologists, registered nurses, and physical therapists for cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation. Developed referral guidelines and eligibility criteria for all levels of care within the PRWC. Maintained regulatory compliance with all physical and operational requirements of JCAHO, CLIA and CMS.

Program Coordinator, Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation 1989-1998

Expanded rehabilitative programs and coordinated move to new 21,000 sq. ft. facility. Initiated new in-patient cardiopulmonary program to expedite discharge to appropriate out-patient programs to minimize LOS and readmission rates. Established new out-patient referral procedures consistent with new Medicare guidelines for various rehabilitation programs. Secondary to program growth, coordinated departmental move and expansion with responsibility for regulatory compliance of clinical and building code to maximize flow of healthcare delivery.

Exercise Physiologist 1986-1989

First on contract with vendor company, and then on Providence Hospital payroll, responsible for in-patient and out-patient education, discharge planning, functional capacity assessments, as well as development and instruction of exercise prescriptions. Member of a highly cohesive team of certified diabetes educators including RD's, RPT's, RN's, RRT's and MD's. Daily participation in team meetings and case study reviews with Diabetes Center staff led to achievement of a Recognized Diabetes Center by the American Diabetes Association.

Additional Experience

United States Sports Academy, Saudi Arabia, Chief Physical Training Officer, 1985-1986.

Contracted to the Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) to provide physical training to military personnel.

York High School, Elmhurst, Illinois, Assistant Track and Field Coach, 1982-1983.

Eastern Oregon State College, La Grande, Oregon, Assistant Football Coach, 1981-1982.

Certifications and Memberships

Clinical Certifications

Certified Clinical Program Director, American College of Sports Medicine, 1997-Present

Certified Cardiopulmonary Test Technician, Met-Testing Services, Atlanta, GA, 2006-Present

Certified Diabetes Educator, American Association of Diabetes Educators, 1988-1994

Certified Health Coach, Medifast TSFL.

Clinical Memberships

American College of Sports Medicine

American Association of Diabetes Educators

American Association of Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Rehabilitation

State of Alabama Board of Health a Obesity Task Force

Education

United States Sports Academy, Daphne, Alabama

Master of Sports Science, 1985

Concentration in Fitness Management

Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, Illinois

Bachelor of Science, 1981

Secondary Education

Varsity Football Team

Community Involvement

Gulf Coast Area Triathletes, Successfully completed 10 Ironman Triathlons

Personal triathlon and marathon coach

American Heart Association

Radio host for national wellness program

Publications

Textbook Chapters:

Author, Chapter 24: Diagnostic Procedures for Diabetes Mellitus and the Metabolic Syndrome. ACSM Resource Manual, Graded Exercise Testing and Prescription, 8th Edition, 2009.

Case Study Chapters

ACSM Certification Review Manual 4th Edition, (pending publication - 2013)

Journals

T.S. Maynard, Physiological Response to Exercise in Diabetes Mellitus, The Diabetes Educator,

Vol. 17, No. 3, May/June 1991

T.S. Maynard, Translating the Exercise Prescription, The Diabetes Educator,

Vol. 17, No. 5, Sept./Oct. 1991

J.T. Soukup, J.E. Kovaleski, and T.S. Maynard. Resistance Training Guidelines for Individuals

with Diabetes. The Diabetes Educator. 20 (2): 129-137, 1994.

Manuscript Reviewer:

B.N. Campaign, Ph.D. & R.M. Lampman, Exercise in the Clinical Management of Diabetes, Human Kinetics, 1994. (Research To Practice, American Diabetes Association, 1994)

American College of Sports Medicine: Guidelines for Exercise Testing & Prescription, 7th Edition: Lippincot and Williams, Proposed Release May 2005 (Chapter Reviewer)

ACSM Poster Presentations:

Functional Capacity and Cardiovascular Risk in Firefighters

Prevalence of CV Disease in Firefighters, 2004

External Funding

Established the Providence Grant Steering committee in 2003 to oversee our growing grant works. As a member of the committee, I was funded on 8 different projects, for a total of over $665,000. In 2005, was named the Chairman of the Providence Grant Committee, specifically to write and direct two Federal research awards to study hospital throughput performances. These two applications resulted in $1.86 million in Federal Awards resulting in over 2.5 million in total awards.

Federal Research Award W81XWH-08-1-0594, #0800236

Hospital Throughput, Advanced Technology and ED Capacity, Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center (TATRC), Ft. Detrick, MD

(Sept 2008 a Jan 2010) $850,000

Federal Research Award: W81XWH-0920125, #

Comparison of asset tracking capabilities of a commercial RFID tags and new ISO/EPC standardized tags. Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center (TATRC), Ft. Detrick, MD

(Sept 2009 a Current) $1,018,000

Partial List of Grants: (Ref: Sr. Mary Elizabeth Cullen, VP, Providence Hospital)

1.Legacy Foundation: Smoking Cessation Programs (2 awards 456K)

2.National Library of Medicine: Digital Library, Semmes/Saraland PFP Offices. (18K)

3.Lance Armstrong Foundation: Exercise Alternatives for Cancer Survivors. (24K)

4.MFRD: Dept. of Homeland Security, Firefighter Health & Wellness Project. (94K)

5.Lance Armstrong Foundation: Katrina Relief for Cancer Survivors (50K)

Lectures, Seminars & presentations

International Lectures/ Conferences

National Lectures / Seminars

partial listing

Presentations (cont.)

Keynote Speaker, Cardiac Rehab and Chronic Disease Management Conference, Hong Kong Hospital Authority, Caritas Hospital, Hong Kong, China January 24 a 30, 2008

Certification Director, ACSM Exercise Specialist Workshop Rutonjee Hospital, PT Department., Hong Kong, China Sept 23-30, 2003 and March 23-29, 2005

HK Diabetes Management Conference, The Role of Obesity on Lipid Metabolism, Hong Kong Hospital Authority Administration Building, March 2005.

Diabetes Society of Singapore Symposium, aExercise Diabetes & Healtha, HMI Balestier Hospital, Singapore, Singapore. Feb. 25th a March 1st, 2001

ACSM Exercise Specialist Workshop Lecturer HMI Balesteir Hospital, Singapore, March 2001.

Cross Country Education Nashville, TN - Seminar Speaker, 2005-Current

Metabolic Syndrome & Cardiovascular Disease. 6 hour/ 6 CEU Seminar. 20 cities/year.

Cross Country Education, Brentwood, TN. 37024. Tel: 800-***-**** Speaker, 2005-Present

Diabetes, Hyperinsulinemia and the Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease. - 6 CEU Seminars.

Academy Medical Systems, Torrance, CA. Seminar and Webinar Speaker,. 2002-2005

Diabetes Management & CV Disease Prevention, 6 hour/ 6 CEU Seminar. 20 cities/year.

Keynote Speaker; Mountain Plains Indian Health Consortium: Womenas Wellness Conference, Diabetes and Risk for CV Disease. .Rapid City, South Dakota, May 15-16, 2003

AACVPR National Meeting Presentation:

Sep 11, 2003: Grant Writing for Rehab Programs, Kansas City, MO.

September 27, 2002: Serum Lipid changes in Cardiac Rehab patients with and without Peripheral Artery Disease: INTERxVENT data, Charlotte, North Carolina

Regional AACVPR Conferences

Spring 2001, University of Southern Mississippi--Biloxi Campus, Exercise & Cardiovascular Health

Spring 2005, Forrest General Hospital, Hattiesburg, MS. Metabolic Syndrome and Diabetes Risk.

Spring 2008, Thomas Hospital, Fairhope, AL. Hyperinsulinemia and Physical Activity.

12th Annual AHA/AACVPR Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation Conference, Keynote Speaker, St. Lukeas Hospital, Emerson Auditorium, Chesterfield, MO, 63017 April 16, 2005

Aspen Valley Hospital, 6 hour/ 6 CEU Seminar. Metabolic Disease and Cardiovascular Disease:, Aspen Colorado. September 15-16, 2003

Keynote Speaker, Mt. Rushmore Chapter of Diabetes Educators. Fight the Good Fight: Insulin Resistance Oct 18-19, 2002. Sioux Falls, S.D.

Cardiovascular Nursing Board Certification Review Course, American College of CV Nursing. aDyslipidemia & the NCEP-ATP III Guidelinesa Providence Hospital, Mobile, AL, April 12, 2002.

St. Maryas Hospital, Masud Lecture Hall, Saginaw MI., Annual Diabetes Conference: Diabetes Management in the New Millennium, Exercise, Diabetes & Hyperinsulinemia,, November 2, 2000

Spring Break Orthopedic Conference of NAON (National Association of Orthopedic Nurses), The Physiology of Stress Management, Mobile Infirmary Medical Center, April 25, 1999.

Native American Diabetes Conference, Winnebago Nebraska, HTN &Hyperinsulinemia April a97

8th Annual Symposium of the South Carolina Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Association, Diabetes Guidelines for Safe Exercise Practices, Charleston, SC, April 26, 1996. (Lectured on schedule with Dr. Dean Ornish, MD)

5th Annual Heartland Association for Diabetes Education Conference, Exercise, Health & Diabetes, Methodist Hospital, Omaha NE, March 29, 1996

Michigan Organization for Diabetes Education (MODE), St. Maryas Hospital

Speaker at Annual MODE State Conference, Saginaw, MI 1993, 1995, 1996.)

American Association of Diabetes Educators, Advanced Studies Institute in Diabetes Education Exercise Core Curriculum Faculty. 1994 a 1997. Seminar presentations (Dallas TX--1994; San Diego CA--July, 1995; Boston MAaAug 22 1995; Omaha NE--March 28, 1996)

AADE National Meeting Lectures: American Association of Diabetes Educators,

Controversies in Diabetes and Exercise, Baltimore 1991

Diabetes and Exercise Principles, Seattle 1989

Professional references

Sidney Scarborough, PT, MBA

Executive Director, Rehab & Lab Services

Sacred Heart Hospital

850-***-**** Mobile / 850-***-**** Office

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Michael Webster, Ph.D.

Professor, Human Performance, University of Southern Mississippi

Department of Human Performance