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Allied Services Integrated Health System
The health system recently welcomed four new board members.
The health system welcomed two new members to its board of directors. Christina Mueller and Jill Murray, Ph.D., will serve on the Allied Services Foundation board of directors.
Mueller, a native of Clarks Summit, earned her undergraduate degree from St. Marys College in Notre Dame, Indiana. The early years of her career were spent in Chicago, where she earned her Master of Business of Administration at Loyola University. While studying at Loyola, Mueller began her career with McDonalds. After graduating, she returned to Northeast Pennsylvania, where she trained and became a McDonalds operator. Today, she assists her family in operating 16 local McDonalds stores. Mueller is actively involved in supporting the work of the Ronald McDonald House of Scranton and in supporting local schools through the McTeacher nights at local McDonalds restaurants.
Murray is incoming president of Lackawanna College. Before accepting this position, Murray served as executive vice president and chief innovation officer for Lackawanna College. Murray earned her Ph.D. in human development from Marywood University and has held teaching positions at Walden University, Kaplan University, Marywood University and the University of Phoenix. She is currently on the board of Maternal and Family Health Services and received the 2018 Non-Profit Board Member of the Year award from the Wilkes-Barre Chamber of Commerce.
The health system welcomed two new members to its board of directors. Jay Brislin, MSPT, and Dr. Sandra Krokos-Kislan will serve on the hospital board of directors responsible for oversight of Allied Services Scranton Rehab Hospital and Heinz Rehab Hospital.
Brislin, vice president of Quantum Rehab, a division of Pride Mobility Products, brings an unrivaled depth of knowledge of complex rehab needs to his role on the rehabilitation hospital boards. Brislin began with Quantum Rehab in 2000 as a rehab specialist, quickly becoming a leader and educator in the arena of complex rehab needs. Brislin was part of the team instrumental in launching some of Quantum Rehabs most innovative products. Today, he oversees a clinically based team dedicated to the most innovative products and inspiring client outcomes. As an industry leader, Brislin is a RESNA member, Friend of NRRTS and NCART participant.
Krokos-Kislan, of Hazleton, is a graduate of Coughlin High School. She received her Bachelor of Science from Wilkes College before earning her Doctor of Optometry degree from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry. Sandra and her husband, Dr. Thomas Kislan, own and manage Stroudsburg Eye Specialists and Hazleton Eye Specialists. Kroskos-Kislan is a member of the board of directors of Burnley Employment and Rehab Services, a division of Allied Services providing employment services for individuals with disabilities in the Poconos.
American Society of Public
Administration
David Allen Hines was recently reelected to the board of directors for the Keystone State (Pennsylvania state) chapter. Hines holds a Master of Public Administration degree from Marywood University in Scranton, and for many years was the deputy director for budget administration for the government of the District of Columbia in Washington, D.C. After returning to the area, for the past several years he has been director of operations for the city of Pittston. A 40-year resident of Kingston, Hines also serves on the national budget and financial policy committee for the Government Finance Officers Association and the board of directors for the Greater Pittston Historical Society.
Healthy Steps Podiatry Center
Dr. Diane Stchur Bray has recently opened the center on Chocolate Avenue in Hershey. Bray, a graduate of Hanover Area High School, received her Bachelor of Science degree in biology and molecular genetics from Kings College, and her doctorate in podiatric medicine from Temple University.
After doing a three-year intensive surgical residency at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Binghamton, New York, Bray then joined a group practice where she provided podiatric care and served as a wound care specialist for the patients of upstate New York for 16 years.
Howard Gardner Multiple
Intelligence
Charter School
The school welcomed four new trustees to its board. New trustees are Laurie Cadden, owner, Laurie Cadden LLC; Sam Ceccacci, former executive director, Scranton-Lackawanna Human Development Agency; Susan Hennemuth, development director, Childrens Service Center; and Aaron Nivert, executive vice president, Nivert Metal Supply.
PNC Bank
The bank recently announced that Judith Frantz, branch manager, has been promoted to vice president.
Frantz is a graduate of Misericordia University with a bachelors degree in business administration. She is also a graduate of Wilkes University, where she went to earn her MBA. She resides in Luzerne.
Carly Caroselli has joined PNC Wealth Management as a vice president and investment adviser.
Caroselli is a graduate of Drexel University with a Bachelor of Science degree in behavioral health. She resides in Scranton.
University
of Scranton
The university has named Julie Schumacher Cohen assistant vice president for community engagement and government affairs. In this position, she will report to the vice president for enrollment management and external affairs and will also work closely with the provost and senior vice president for academic affairs.
In her new role, Schumacher Cohen will work to deepen the universitys community engagement efforts and government affairs activities and strengthen the mission of the university as an anchor institution in our city and region.
Since 2010, she has served as the universitys director of community and government relations.
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