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Timothy J. Bobo, Executive Director |
Contact Information Timothy Bobo, Executive Director, e-mail 5700 Commons Park Drive East Syracuse, New York 13057 Phone: 315-472-8099 Fax: 315-472-8033 |
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Timothy Bobo has served as Executive Director of CNYHSA since 1991 and in that capacity has managed all agency program and policy functions including planning initiatives, research and data development, consulting and marketing strategies, Certificate of Need review, sponsorship of the CNY HIV Care Network, and grant and contract development. His 30+ years of experience in health planning, community organization, and consultation has encompassed lead staff responsibilities for health systems development in ambulatory care, rural health, acute care, long-term care, home care, and managed care as well as special studies (e.g., cardiac care services), community needs assessments, and presentation of testimony before State legislative and policy bodies. Mr. Bobo recently completed a term as a gubernatorial appointee to the New York State Rural Health Council and was a founding member of the Central New York AHEC and the New York State Association for Rural Health. He currently serves as an officer on boards of three Syracuse-based health/mental health and managed care organizations and has published in the Journal of Child Health. In addition to degrees from the University of Cincinnati (Masters of Community Planning) and Xavier University (BS), Mr. Bobo received an MBA from Binghamton University in 2001. e-mail |
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Gerald Richmond has more than 30 years experience in health systems research, strategic planning and program development, public and private sector consulting, benefit design and managed care, and data management. He has been involved in all aspects of health care delivery including primary care, acute and specialty care, long term care, and mental health. He has been responsible for Medicaid managed care program and network development, hospital consolidation initiatives and bed need studies, cost containment policies, practice variation analysis, expenditure tracking, business coalition and perinatal network development, financial ratio analysis, computer programming, statewide data coordination, and organizational strategic planning and facilitation. Mr. Richmond has published in Home Health Services Quarterly and NYS Journal of Medicine and made numerous presentations at state and national conferences and workshops. He holds a BA in History from Brown University and a Masters in Regional Planning from Syracuse University. He also served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Malaysia. e-mail |
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Stephen Waldron has 30+ years experience in health and human service planning and development, including program management; strategic planning; community development; resource and facility development; education and training; grantsmanship; public policy advocacy and public relations. Since 1991 he has served as coordinator for the Central NY HIV Care Network; administrator for rental assistance programs serving clients with HIV/AIDS; and consultant for an AIDS Housing Coalition. Other positions include management consultant to a Long Term Care Executive Council and a 911 Communications Control Center; grant writer for community health programs; and Assistant to the Director, Education Department, U.S. Agency for International Development, New Delhi, India. Dr. Waldron is currently President of the American Lung Association of Central New York and has served as a member of local and statewide boards and working committees for several voluntary health and arts organizations. He holds a Master's Degree in Social Sciences and a Doctor of Philosophy degree from Syracuse University, and a BA from Drew University. e-mail |
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Debbie Brown’s financial management expertise and duties at CNYHSA encompass program budgeting and review, grants management, agency administration, financial analysis, accounting, and audit preparation. She administers the agency's rental assistance programs, which are supported by over $400,000 in state and federal grants and is responsible for agency consulting in financial management and internal audit control. Prior to CNYHSA, Ms. Brown worked as a federal government Accountant. She also worked as a Project Manager for one of HUD’s subcontractors by managing their South California housing contract. In college, she tutored Macroeconomics as a student tutor. She holds a Master’s degree in Accounting and a Bachelor's degree in Finance with a Minor in Mathematics from SUNY Institute of Technology. e-mail |
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Patricia Van Wert's role centers on staff support for the agency's rental assistance programs and the HIV Care Network. She has experience in program implementation, organizing and facilitating trainings and workshops, and grant writing. Prior to her position at CNYHSA, she was the Sanctuary Program Manager at Jane Adddams Place, a homeless shelter for women and their children in Philadelphia, PA. She has also worked at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in Baltimore, MD. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Le Moyne College and a Master's of Public Health with a concentration in Health Management and Policy from Drexel University. e-mail |
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Mr. Carr role centers on provision of staff support for the Central NY HIV Care Network where he focuses on awareness events and PWA outreach and mentoring. He also assists with processing rental assistance requests. He is an active member of the NYS AIDS Institute Prevention Planning Group and was a recipient of the NYS World AIDS Day Commissioner of Health Award in 2004. e-mail |
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John Wikiera, Network Outreach Consultant (Rome) John Wikiera's role at CNYHSA focuses on volunteer outreach support for HIV Care Network activities in Oneida and Herkimer Counties. He also serves on many state and regional HIV/AIDS advisory board and regularly speaks at community awareness events. e-mail |
Timothy J. Bobo, Executive Director
Gerald M. Richmond, Jr., Deputy Director
Stephen E. Waldron, Ph.D., Associate Director
Debbie Brown, Controller
Patricia M. Van Wert, Senior Planner
Paul E. Carr, Program Specialist