Service Delivery for Vulnerable Populations: New Directions in Behavioral Health
Language: English
Published by Springer Publishing Company, 2010
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- Title
- Service Delivery for Vulnerable Populations: New Directions in Behavioral Health
- Author
- Estrine, Steven A
- Publisher
- Springer Publishing Company
- Publication year
- 2010
- Condition
- very_good
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0826118550
- ISBN 13
- 9780826118554
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About the Author
President and CEO
Steven A. Estrine is the founder and President of SAE & Associates. Using his extensive experience as a strategic planner and program developer in the mental health field with a broad range of vulnerable populations, Dr. Estrine leads a team of highly trained professionals in helping agencies that serve the mentally ill, substance abusers, the homeless, and forensic populations.
Since receiving his doctorate in clinical psychology from the University of Utah, Dr. Estrine has worked with the New York State Office of Mental Health Forensic Bureau, New York Presbyterian Hospital, North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health Systems, Cambridge Hospital Department of Psychiatry, and Creedmoor, Bronx, and Kingsboro Psychiatric Centers of the New York State Office of Mental Health. In these positions, Dr. Estrine secured more than $50 million in funding for numerous nonprofit, government, and research institutes. An avid runner, Dr. Estrine has participated annually in the New York City marathon for 13 years
||ROBERT T. HETTENBACHChief Development Officer
Robert T. Hettenbach has over 36 years of experience in health, mental health, and managed care. As CEO of four medical-surgical and psychiatric hospitals he was responsible for quality, finance, efficiency, and regulatory compliance. He created models for medical leadership, enhanced staff performance through training, empowerment, and accountability, and increased patient safety and satisfaction by creating mechanisms for greater patient and family involvement. Mr. Hettenbach directed New York State's Office of Mental Health's Regional Office in New York City overseeing eight hospitals, approving New York City's plan for mental health services, licensure of all inpatient and outpatient programs, and the distribution of millions of dollars in funding.
As Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Behavioral Health Services at the North Shore LIJ Health System, he created a system-wide strategic plan for behavioral health services and a psychiatric IPA dealing with the quality, contractual, care management, and financial aspects of the network. Throughout his career he has focused on the issues which impact access and delivery of quality care for underserved and ethnically diverse populations.
|HEIDI ARTHUR, L.M.S.W.Senior Consultant
Heidi Arthur received her master's degree from the Columbia University School of Social Work and is a program developer and grant writer with more than 12 years of experience in human services project design, implementation, and administration. Ms. Arthur has previously held grants management positions for both the New York City Department of Health and the New York State Office of Mental Health, where she had oversight responsibility for the $40 million children's service component of the post-9/11 Project Liberty program. She has also developed and implemented a community-based outreach program initiative for pregnant and parenting substance abusers and a child welfare training initiative between a private adoption agency and the NYC Administration for Children's Services. As a member of the SAE team since 2005, she has helped providers develop a broad range of child, youth, and family programs addressing trauma treatment, after-school services, school-based mental health, early intervention, universal prekindergarten, housing for youth aging out of foster care, HIV, and substance abuse. Her work in the last two years alone has yielded over $23 million for programs benefiting children and families.
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