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SUMMARY:Town Hall Meeting - SHIELD Illinois\, Sponsored by Maxim Healthcare Staffing
DESCRIPTION:July Town Hall Meeting – SHIELD Illinois\n \nSponsored by Maxim Healthcare Staffing \nSpeakers: Beth Heller\, Rebecca Lee Smith & Debbie Broadfield \nBeth Heller\nSenior Director\, External Relations\nSHIELD Illinois \n \nA veteran marketing executive and life-long Chicagoan\, Beth Heller brings more than 25 years of experience and expertise to SHIELD Illinois\, including strategic planning\, executing high-profile events\, leveraging influencer relations and implementing media-management and brand marketing. \nAt SHIELD Illinois\, Beth oversees external relations for the University of Illinois’ non-profit COVID-19 saliva-based PCR test program.  She began working with SHIELD as the company began offering testing to partners outside of the university system. Working in tandem with local state agencies including the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH)\, Gov. JB Pritzker’s education office\, the State Board of Education (ISBE) and the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH)\, Heller is focused on bringing SHIELD’s screening testing to PK-12 schools throughout the state.  Heller also onboards and engages with other external partners\, including the U.S. District Court of Illinois\, Rivian\, an electric truck company with headquarters in Normal\, IL and companies looking to utilize SHIELD testing as a way to provide an additional mitigation layer to keep people safe.  In addition\, Beth manages SHIELD’s marketing department\, which includes the Public Relations and Social Media arms. \nIt is essential that Beth and her team are knowledgeable about the myriad issues and current news surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic\, including a clear understanding of the complexity of different attitudes and opinions surrounding the pandemic from a market perspective. That includes having tough conversations about controversial issues with many types of organizations — with a focus on education and government. \nBeth’s role with SHIELD is another example of her lifelong passion for community involvement.  She sits on the Board of Trustees at the Latin School of Chicago\, where she is an alumnus. She also is an avid supporter of Chicago’s arts community\, and works with many athletes’ charitable foundations\, including former Chicago Cub Kerry Wood’s “Wood Family Foundation” and former Chicago Bear Charles “Peanut” Tillman’s “Cornerstone Foundation\,” among others. She co-chairs some of the city’s most high-profile events\, such as the Green Tie Ball\, which raises money to clean and beautify Chicago. \nBeth earned a bachelor’s degree in marketing from the University of Illinois-Champaign-Urbana.  Prior to joining SHIELD\, Beth founded BH Consulting\, developing marketing strategies for select companies and partnerships\, securing media exposure\, and creating pathways to give back to the community. Prior to that\, she was Executive Vice President and VP\, Marketing for Harry Caray’s Restaurant Group for more than 20 years.  She helped the company grow from a single restaurant into one of Chicago’s largest restaurant groups and iconic institutions. She remains a partner in the Group and in 2015 received the inaugural Hospitality Award given by the Chicago Hotel Concierge Association. \nRebecca Lee Smith DVM MS PhD\nAssociate Professor of Epidemiology \nDr. Rebecca L Smith is associate professor of epidemiology at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. She earned a DVM and a PhD in epidemiology from Cornell University\, as well as an MS in biosecurity and risk analysis from Kansas State University. Since joining UIUC in 2014\, her work has focused on control of disease using mathematical and statistical modeling. In particular\, she focuses on developing realistic disease control programs in collaboration with field-based partners. \nThe Covid-19 SHEILD Illinois test is a PCR saliva test that was developed for University of Illinois students to successfully return to campus last fall. The test is utilized as a diagnostic test and is approved by the FDA. \nJust a few highlights of the test are: \n\nFunding from the State of Illinois comes from the Illinois Department of Public Health\nHighly accurate results within 24 hours\, typically however\, results are given 12 hours after the test\nFor Tier 1 and 2 schools\, the test is completely free\, for Tier 3 and 4\, some\, but minimal fees involved\nCollection will be set up at the school and then taken to a collections SHEILD Illinois laboratory\nCurrent focus is for middle and high school\, however it is believed that it will soon be extended to K-5\nSchools will choose the population to test\n\nJoin us on July 15th to learn more about the Covid-19 SHIELD Illinois test. \nRegistration is limited for this meeting! \nOnce you have registered\, please read the confirmation page for further information regarding Zoom links.
URL:https://www.iasn.org/event/town-hall-meeting-shield-illinois-sponsored-by-maxim-healthcare-staffing/
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SUMMARY:The School Nurse's Role With IEP's
DESCRIPTION:The School Nurse’s Role With IEP’s \nA free Webinar Co-Sponsored by: The Illinois Association of School Nurses and The NASN Special Needs School Nurses – Special Interest Group. \nThe purpose of this educational activity is to inform school nurses regarding their role with serving students through a special education IEP and how to document health information on the IEP. \nWhen: Thursday\, July 22\, 2021  7:00 – 8:30pm EST / 6:00 – 7:30pm CST \nSpeakers: \nLisa A. Lawson\, Ed.D. Assistant Superintendent for Student Services\, Brandywine School District\, Willmington\, Delaware \nMaryAnn Strawhacker\, MPH\, BSN\, RN\, SEN. Special Education Nurse Consultant\, Heartland Area Education Agency\, Iowa \nObjectives: \n\nDescribe how a student may receive health services in one of the 13 categories of disability as defined by IDEA 2004.\nGive 2 examples of how states may differ in their application of federal and state special education law.\nDefine direct and indirect nursing services that can be included in an IEP and give an example of each.\nExplain where on the IEP forms to document health information and health services.\n\nCNE’s: 1.5 CNE’s will be provided upon completion of this program \nFor any questions\, please contact Linda Kimel at froglkimel@gmail.com. \nThe Illinois Association of School Nurses is approved as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the Ohio Nurses Association\, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. (OBN-001-91). 1.5 CE’s will be awarded to participants who attend the entire program and complete the evaluation. No partial credit will be awarded.
URL:https://www.iasn.org/event/the-school-nurses-role-with-ieps/
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