ROY A. SWIFT, Ph.D., FAOTA Phone: 202.331.3617 Fax: 202.293.9287 rswift@workcred.org



Similar documents
CLINICAL PRIVILEGE WHITE PAPER

THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE

SOCIAL WORK What can I do with this major?

SOCIAL WORK. What can I do with this major?

Continuing Education

Allied Health Professions. PRESENTED BY: Harry E. Douglas, III, DPA Interim President Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science

CURRICULUM VITAE. Professional Experience

Sharman Empson Willmore

Angela Marie Ross 7000 Fannin, Suite 690 Houston, Texas Phone Curriculum Vitae

REHABILITATION COUNSELING PROGRAM Lori A. Bruch, Ed.D., CRC, LPC, Program Director Associate Professor

St. John s University. College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Professions. Annual Objectives Revised 7/22/10

Licensed Mental Health Counselors and the Military Health System

REHABILITATION COUNSELING PROGRAM

ACTION. The Profession's Response to the Problem of Addictions and Psychiatric Disorders in Nursing

Occupational, Environmental and Legal Medicine practice in Oklahoma City, OK

The Field of Counseling. Veterans Administration one of the most honorable places to practice counseling is with the

EDWARD P. STEFFAN, M.S., C.R.C., L.P.C.

CURRICULUM VITAE Diana M Crowell Ph.D. RN CNAA 5 Busdick Drive Kittery, Maine dcrowell@leadingyourlife.

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL, COMMUNITY AND REHABILITATION REHABILITATION COUNSELING PROGRAM

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL, COMMUNITY AND REHABILITATION REHABILITATION COUNSELING PROGRAM

Name. Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne Department of XXXX Neff XXX 2101 East Coliseum Blvd. Ft. Wayne, IN 46805

Early Administrators of Des Moines Area Community College By Carroll Bennett

Achieving Parity and Portability: CACREP s Role in Advancing the Profession

What can I do with a SOCIAL WORK degree?

UT HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER

Vita Lawrence M. Anthony, Ed. D, LICDC

EDWARD G. LEWIS 556 East Gill Way, Superior, Colorado Tel: ; Fax: ;

St. John s University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Annual Objectives REVISED July 24, 2012

Faculty Appointments, Promotions and Titles at The Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth

DARRON D. GARNER, PHD; LCSW

21 NCAC 48G.0109 is proposed for amendment in accordance to G.S. 150B-21.5(a)(5) as follows:

Raymund A. Paredes, Ph.D. Commissioner of Higher Education Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board

MS Industrial College of the Armed Forces Major: National Resource Security Strategy. MA Michigan State University Major: Geography

CURRICULUM VITA. JULIA A. SMITH, Ph.D. Associate Professor Division of Special Education Undergraduate and Graduate Faculty Appointed 1985

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY www. NU. edu

Deborah Coe Silver, Psy.D., ABPP, NCSP

Allied Health Professions

VITA. Gabriel I. Lomas

Raising the Educational Requirement for Entry into the Profession of Nutrition and Dietetics: What Does the Evidence Show?

1. To be eligible for Non-Physician Health Care Provider Board Certified Pay (NPBCP), a Nurse Corps officer must:

PSYCHOLOGY What can I do with this degree?

Joint Task Force National Capital Region Medical DIRECTIVE

Executive Search Announcement

Human Services Careers List

DARRON D. GARNER, PHD; LCSW Phone:

William E. Ayen, Ph.D. Department of Information Systems College of Business and Administration University of Colorado at Colorado Springs

Real-Time Job Demand: March/April 2015

Curriculum Vita Tammie D. Moore, PhD 1

Speaker Biographies. Formal chairman, National Defense Reform Commission

Greshundria M. Raines, OTD, MPA, OTR/L, CAPS

20/20 Vision? Overview of the Latest Workforce Projections for

Veterans Success Center Division of Student Affairs October 13 th, 2015

Schachner Associates, PC

Behavioral Health and Human Services Licensing Board

AAMFT Report: MFTs in the Military

Tentative Agenda Items October 31, 2014 AHECB Meeting

Anthony C. Tardd, 1604 Varnum St., NW. Washington, DC Responses to Questions 2 20 from. Chairman Mendelson s letter of January 21, 2014

External Review Fort Valley State University Mental Health Counseling Graduate Program. Reviewer: Dr. Andrew A. Cox

Doctorate in Occupational Therapy (OTD) Program Program Guide

ASHP Accreditation of Pharmacy Technician Education Programs

Policy on Academic Tracks and Promotions for the School of Nursing (SON) at the American University of Beirut (AUB)

CURRICULUM VITAE. Rocky Mountain University of Health Related Professions Provo, Utah 1999 to 2000 Physical Therapy MS, November 2000

2015 Year Over Year HEALTHCARE JOBS SNAPSHOT. A quarterly report produced by Health ecareers

Curriculum Vitae. Counselor, Evaluator and Case Manager for Veterans Administration for Counseling and Case Management services,

Committee on Educational Planning, Policies and Programs February 26, UNC Degree Program Proposals... Courtney Thornton

2015 CERTIFICATION RENEWAL REQUIREMENTS

Social Worker Overview The Field - Preparation - Day in the Life - Earnings - Employment - Career Path Forecast - Professional Organizations

KINESIOLOGY. What can I do with this major? Specialized studios, e.g. yoga, pilates. Camps and park districts

CURRICULUM VITAE JAMES J. DEARING, D.O. 328 W. Campo Bello Drive Phoenix, AZ cell

TECHNICAL COLLEGE OF THE LOWCOUNTRY ADVISORY COMMITTEE HANDBOOK

Urban and Regional Studies Program Career Information

Rotating Internship, Royal Brisbane Hospital and Redcliffe Hospital, Queensland, Australia

CAREER SERVICES. So You Want To Be A Therapist UCSB

CAREER SYNOPSIS Jean K. Brown, PhD, RN, FAAN

Kathleen A. Byrnes, Ph.D. The University of Texas at Dallas 800 West Campbell Road, Mail Station HH30 Richardson, Texas (972)

PLATINUM BUSINESS CORPORATION

Counselors. Significant Points

1998 Doctor of Management Colorado Technical University, Colorado Springs, Colorado

CURRICULUM VITAE EDUCATION AND TRAINING

JUANITA HARRIS-PRICE th Street NE Washington, District of Columbia (202)

The Healthcare Industry: An Overview Washington Region Healthcare Industry Working Conditions in Healthcare Training and Education Requirements

The Field of Counseling

Certified Nutritionist Career Information. The Four Different Types of Nutritionist Specialties

Faculty member in the Undergraduate and Graduate Schools of Business

Jane Luanne Nichols, Ph.D., L.P.C. Southern Illinois University Rehabilitation Institute Carbondale, IL

PSYCHOLOGY CAREERS BACHELORS AND MASTERS LEVEL TODAY S AGENDA

VIII.Selected Job Classifications

IMMIGRATION MANUAL PREPARED BY: Office of General Counsel The California State University

Transcription:

ROY A. SWIFT, Ph.D., FAOTA Phone: 202.331.3617 Fax: 202.293.9287 rswift@workcred.org PROFILE Executive with Senior Leadership and Management Experience in Government, Military and Non- Profit Organizations Management Licensure Health Care Research Policy Development Systems Thinking Communications Skills Teaching Adult Learning Continued Competence Vision Certification Creativity Accreditation Interpersonal Skills Strategic Planning Networking Consultation Dynamic Leadership International PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE: Executive Director, Workcred An affiliate of ANSI July 2014 - Present Chief Workforce Development Officer, ANSI, January 2014 - July 2014 Senior Director, Personnel Credentialing Accreditation Programs, American National Standards Institute January 2009 - January 2014 Program Director, Personnel Certification Accreditation, American National Standards Institute - September 2001 - December 2008 Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor, Occupational Therapy Graduate Program, Shenandoah University 1999-2001 Consultant in Education, Accreditation, Licensure and Certification 1998 - September 2001 National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT) 1993-1998 Executive Director, 1993-1998 Deputy Director, 1993 United States Army Medical Department 1966-1993 Chief, Army Medical Specialist Corps, OTSG, - 1989-1993 OT Consultant, Office of the Army Surgeon General (OTSG) - 1986-1989 European Occupational Therapy (OT) Consultant, Heidelberg, Germany-1983-1986 Doctoral Student - University of Wisconsin-Madison - 1980-1983 Director OT Clinic - Ft. Bragg, N.C. - 1977-1980

2 United States Army Medical Department cont d Director, OT Technician Program, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. -1973-1977 Instructor, OT Technician Program, Valley Forge, PA. - 1971-1973 Assistant Director, Occupational Therapy Clinic, Frankfurt, Germany - 1968-1971 Staff Clinical Therapist, Ft. Bliss, El Paso, Texas. - 1966-1968 ACCOMPLISHMENTS Policy Development Developed and recommended policy to the Army Surgeon General for occupational therapy, physical therapy, dietetics and physician assistants as well as contributing to worldwide policy for the entire Army Medical Department. One of six Corps Chiefs on the Army Surgeon General s executive council. Developed and recommended policy to Board of Directors of the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy. Taught a graduate course at Shenandoah University on policy development that incorporated systems theory concepts. International experience in creating policy: Participated in developing a guidance document related to an ISO Standard for the International Accreditation Forum Created the policies to support the ANSI Personnel Certification Accreditation Program. Created the policy and procedures for the ANSI accreditation certification program Management Built the NBCOT organization from 8 to 26 personnel and from a $750,000 to a $4.5 million budget. Increased reserves from one month to four months. Created a new personnel evaluation system at NBCOT to allow more input from the employees regarding their performance standards. Developed a new benefits package for the employees at NBCOT to include health insurance, life insurance and long term disability. Obtained new office space and tripled the working space to allow for future growth. Managed careers (via policy) of over 3,000 personnel in the Army Surgeon General s Office. Successfully worked with Office of Personnel Management (OPM) to change GS Classification for Occupational Therapists and Occupational Therapy Assistants. At the Surgeon General s Office, budget management ranged from a few thousand dollars to over $20 million. Currently manage 25 ANSI accreditation assessors and four ANSI staff members. Marketing Identified and built a marketing team at NBCOT that included expertise in survey research, polling, focus groups, and graphic design which facilitated a very high 87% participation in a new recertification program

3 In collaboration with the marketing team at NBCOT, created a completely new image for the organization that included name change, logo and new brochure materials to support the newly created mission and principles. Designed materials and presented to high level individuals in the Department of Defense, Department of the Army, state regulatory officials and university officials. At NBCOT and ANSI partnered with Wirthlin Worldwide (Harris Interactive) to conduct market research and design a program for success. Successfully convinced the Department of Defense to mandate accreditation of certification in cyber-security In 10 years, established ANSI as the premier accreditation body for personnel certification bodies Program Development Conceived, presented and obtained NBCOT Board of Directors approval for a certification renewal program that is currently producing over a million a year additional revenue for the organization. Facilitated the naming of NBCOT in interim regulations within Immigration and Naturalization Service to be recognized as a screener of international candidates. Hired a policy analyst to assist in spearheading the project. As the Army European consultant for occupational therapy, developed medically related programs for handicapped children in the Department of Defense Dependent Schools and the rehabilitation program for soldiers in residential treatment facilities for drug and alcohol abuse which are considered model programs for the military. Developed worldwide programs at OTSG that included: Ergonomic Consultation, Combat Stress Control Teams and Health Promotion and Disease Prevention designed to save health care costs. Conceptualized and created a new accreditation program of personnel certification agencies. Currently conceptualizing and creating a new accreditation program for certificate programs. Communication Skills Invited keynote speaker to many conferences and selected to chair national committees with related associations. Created a NBCOT quarterly newsletter called Report to the Profession. Developed the first Annual Report for NBCOT. At the Army Surgeon General s Office, developed a quarterly newsletter that was sent worldwide to all occupational and physical therapy departments, nutritional care divisions and physician assistants. Developed an annual State of Corps videotape that was sent to over 200 agencies that had Army Medical Specialist Corps officers assigned to them. Facilitate highly effective project teams at the Surgeon General's Office and at NBCOT Created quarterly assessor continuing professional development programs based on a problem focused approach.

4 Networking Skills Built networks across the country with: state regulatory boards, Health and Human Services in the Bureau of Health Professions, National Skills Standards Board and Veterans Education and Training within Department of Labor, Department of Education Special Education Division, formal advisory appointments to Veterans Affairs and Small Business Administration, appointments to committees by President of Council on Licensure, Enforcement and Regulation and President of the National Organization for Competency Assurance. Created crucial contacts in the federal and state governments and corporations such as Microsoft to build the success of the ANSI accreditation program. Invited to attend meetings related to the White House Task Force on Credentialing for Veterans Strategic Planning Created the vision of a nationally recognized comprehensive certification board for NBCOT and developed the revenue, staff and technology to achieve it. Directed the strategic planning process for the Army Medical Specialist Corps Member of the strategic planning committee of the Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools Facilitated strategic planning for the National Council on Credentialing in Pharmacy International Experience Chair, 17024 Working Group, International Accreditation Forum (IAF) (involves 23 countries) Served on International Organization for Standardization (ISO) committees Chair, task group of the Pacific Accreditation Consortium (PAC) regional body of IAF to create the Multilateral Recognition Arrangement among countries Workshops on Certification (new July 1 st 2012) ISO/IEC 17024 to countries throughout the world in regional meetings in Seoul, Korea, Pretoria, South Africa, Bogota, Columbia. Other consultations in Lima, Peru; Kazakhstan, Brazil and Thailand. Board of Directors Extremely successful working with Board of Directors at NBCOT to create a nationally recognized certification organization. Obtained nationally renowned public members to strengthen the public protection mission and credibility of the organization. Served on the Board of Directors of the Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools Selected Consultations Joint Commission on Health Care Organizations Academy of Healthcare Quality American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Consortium on Quality Nurse Practitioner Education (Accreditation of Schools of Nursing) Harcourt Systems, Inc. (a licensure/certification testing agency within Harcourt Brace) Council on Credentialing in Pharmacy American National Standards Institute - Accreditation of Personnel Certifying Agencies

5 EDUCATION Ph.D., University of Wisconsin - Madison - Continuing & Vocational Education, Dissertation Topic: Informal Learning in the Workplace, 1983. Advisor: Dr. Alan Knox M.S. Ed., University of Southern California - Education, 1971. Thesis Topic: Effects of Thorazine on Eye-Hand Coordination of Psychiatric In-Patients B.S., University of Kansas - Occupational Therapy, 1966. Management Development Seminar (3 weeks), University of Chicago School of Business, 1991. SELECTED Certificate of Appreciation, Virginia OT Association 1998 AWARDS Distinguished Service Medal - Office of the Army Surgeon General 1993 The Surgeon General s A Proficiency Designator 1986 (Highest Award of Professional Excellence in the Medical Department) Certificate of Appreciation, Wisconsin OT Association 1981 Fellow, American Occupational Therapy Association 1980 SELECTED Chair, International Working Committee for ISO/IEC 17024 2005-2014 VOLUNTEER Board Member, Comm. on Grad of Foreign Nursing Schools 2004-2009 POSITIONS Board Member, International Accreditation of Continuing 2004-2007 Education and Training (IACET) Member, Secretary for Veteran s Affairs Advisory Committee 2003-2006 For Professional Certification & Licensure Member, Maryland Governor s sub-committee on Military 2003-2006 Health Care Maryland s Workforce Development Commission Board Member, Citizen Advocacy Center 2001-2007 Public Member, American Board of Medical Specialties in Podiatry 2001-2002 Member, Board of Directors, Council on Licensure, Enforcement 1998-2002 & Regulation Chair, Training & Development Sub-committee, Council on 1998-1999 Licensure, Enforcement & Regulation Member, Board of Directors, National Organization for 1997-1998 Competency Assurance National Commission for Certifying Agencies Task Force on Standards 1997-2000 Member, IOM Panels, Provision of Mental Health Counseling 2010 Services under TRICARE Member, IOM Planning Committee, Future of Allied Health 2011 Workforce and Services Member, Board of Director s Standing Hearing Panel, 1993-present American Psychological Association Member, American Society of Association Executives 1993-2004; 2010

6 Chair, Assembly of Review Committee Chairs, Committee on 1990-1992 Allied Health Education and Accreditation, American Medical Association Chair, Accreditation Committee, The American Occupational 1989-1992 Therapy Association SELECTED COMMUNITY First Vice President, Northern VA Retired Officers Assoc. 1996-1997 ACTIVITIES President, Our Daily Bread, Northern Virginia 1993-1995 President, Lutheran Campus Ministry George Mason University 2004-2011