PUBLIC HEALTH MADISON & DANE COUNTY

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1 PUBLIC HEALTH MADISON & DANE COUNTY Downtown Office (DTO-5th Floor) City-County Building, Room Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. Madison, WI East Washington Office (EWO) 2705 E. Washington Ave. Madison, WI South Clinic Office 2230 S. Park St. Madison, WI The Atrium (ATR) 2300 S. Park St., Rooms 2010 & 2011 Madison, WI Environmental Health Office (ILO) 2701 International Ln., Suite 204 Madison, WI Phone: / FAX: Mission, Goals and Objectives Working with the community to enhance, protect, and promote the health of the environment and the well-being of all people. For questions, please contact Pamela Abel at

2 Downtown Office City-County Building Janel Heinrich, Director, Room Director of Public Health Madison and Dane County, which replaces the Madison Department of Health and the Dane County Division of Health. Department administration and management, planning, implementation and administration of public health activities as they relate to health, consumer protection, and environmental protection. Liaison and coordination with other local, state and federal agencies. OPERATIONS DIVISION The Operations Division is responsible for management functions: developing and monitoring the agency s budget, planning and organizing its health care programs and determining overall policies, priorities and objectives. This section also provides administrative and clerical support for the agency, is responsible for community relations, and supplies general information. Room 507, City-County Building David Caes, Operations Manager Provides grant management and fiscal oversight of the Public Health Department programs and coordinates the budget process. Jeff Golden, Communications Manager Media relations for Public Health Madison and Dane County. Cathie Swee, Administrative Services Supervisor Supervisor, Administrative Support Staff. System administrator, HIPAA privacy officer, records custodian, IT liaison, cell phones and office equipment. Melanie Jicha, Administrative Services Supervisor Supervisor for clerical support, County payroll, system administrator, records storage coordinator. COMMUNITY HEALTH DIVISION The supervisors listed below are the current Program Managers. Shawnee Parens, Director, The Atrium, 2300 S. Park Street, Room Family and Community Support Division administration, management, planning, and implementation. Program Managers: Daniel Stattelman-Scanlan, 2705 E. Washington Avenue Maternal Child Health - Perinatal o Vacant, Coordinator Nurse Family Partnership o Lorraine Meyer, Coordinator

3 Kate Louther, The Atrium, 2300 S. Park Street, Room Acute and Communicable Disease Program Follow Up and Management TB Prevention and Control o Erin Polkinghorn, Coordinator Refugee Cheryl Robinson, 2705 E. Washington Avenue Immunizations o Diane McHugh, Coordinator STI - HIV Employee Health Harambee - WIC Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Nutrition Program 2230 S. Park Street Sue Marshall, WIC Supervisor Cheryl Levendoski, Leadworker Rika Dombrowski, Breastfeeding Coordinator HIV/AIDS Program 2705 E. Washington Avenue Mary Jo Hussey, Coordinator Coordinates AIDS education efforts to groups at increased risk for HIV infection, partner referral followup, and counseling and testing services. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DIVISION Provides a broad spectrum of services aimed at protection of Madison and Dane County citizens from disease or disability caused by exposure to infectious organisms, chemical contaminants or physical hazards in the environment International Lane Doug Voegeli, Director of Environmental Health/Labs Division Environmental Health/Lab section management, Department planning and emergency preparedness. Tristen Jordan, Program Manager, Emergency Preparedness Insures that emergency plans are written, updated, communicated and practiced on a regular basis. Insures Public Health staff are properly trained to respond to emergencies. John Hausbeck, Program Manager, Soil and Water Program Household health and safety problems, sanitation, rodent, insect and general environmental health and pollution problems and environmental lead investigation in Dane County. Jim Meyerhofer, Leadworker

4 Beth Cleary, Program Manager, Licensed Establishments Inspection consultation and code enforcement in restaurants, retail food stores, bakeries and other food vending activities in Madison and Dane County. Regulation of lodging facilities, swimming pools, investigation of food and waterborne illness. Household health and safety problems, sanitation, rodent, insect and general environmental health and pollution problems and environmental lead investigation in Madison. Randy Holveck, Leadworker Stefanie Moccero, Leadworker Environmental Technical Services Unit Room 516, City-County Building Laboratory and Environmental Services Kirsti Sorsa, Program Manager, Laboratory and Field Services Testing of drinking water, surface and groundwater, wastes, food, clinical specimens, hazardous materials, water discharged to surface water, hazardous substance spills, landfill leachate monitoring. Monitoring of drinking water, swimming pools, beaches. Evaluation of various environmental problems including road salt, fertilizer and pesticide use. Glenn Hyland, Chemistry Leadworker Jennifer Lavender, Microbiology Leadworker Rick Wenta, Environmental Protection Leadworker Animal Services Unit 2701 International Lane John Hausbeck, Program Manager, Animal Services Unit Administration, implementation and planning. Patrick Comfert, Leadworker Follow-up on animal related complaints concerning at-large pets, animal bites, animal waste, and sick, injured or abused animals throughout Dane County. Enforcement of city ordinances regarding animals. Patrol of parks and neighborhoods to locate and impound strays. Promotion of licensing and immunization of cats and dogs.

5 POLICY, PLANNING & EVALUATION DIVISION Assesses the health of Madison and Dane County. Epidemiologists collect, organize, analyze and communicate health-related data, tracking health trends. They work with colleagues across the department and in the community to better understand opportunities to promote maternal and child health, ensure effective control of communicable disease, boost environmental health and investigate the social and economic factors influencing health outcomes. Room 507, City-County Building Mary Michaud, Director Division management, planning and implementation. Karri Bartlett Access to Care o Sue Webb-Lukomski, Coordinator Alcohol Mental Well Being Oral Health Tobacco o Ryan Sheahan, Coordinator Lesly Scott Community Engagement Drug Free Living Healthy Eating Food Security Injury-Free Living Youth Development Welcoming Communities