Board of Trustee Candidate Summary

AA, East Los Angeles College, 1999

R. EP T. #469, 1994
CNIM #201, 1998

President, Bravo Diagnostics, CA 1993-Present
ND Tech, Fredrick Martin, MD, San Diego, CA 1995-Present
NIOM Tech, Modern Ambulatory Surgical Center, Mesa, AZ, 2017-2021
NIOM Tech, VA, Palo Alto, CA 2015-2016
NIOM Tech, University Medical Center, Tucson, AZ, 2011-2015
NIOM Tech, Huntington Memorial Hospital, Pasadena, CA, 2007-2012
NIOM Tech, Childrens Hospital Los Angeles, CA, 1997-2007
NIOM Tech, Neurodata, Pasadena, CA 1993-1995

ASET TcMEP Poster Board Presentation, New Orleans, 2018
ACNS TcMEP Poster Board Presentation, Washington DC, 2018
ACNS Guideline: Transcranial Electrical Stimulation Motor Evoked Potential Monitoring. Journal of Clinical Neurophysiology, Vol 33, Number 1, Feb 2016
WSET Secretary, 2012-2015
ACNS TcMEP Poster Board Presentation, Houston, TX 2015
WSET Speaker, Seattle, WA 2015
ABRET contributor CNIM exam, Atlanta, GA 2014
ASET EEG/EP Poster Board Presentation, St. Paul, MN 2012
WSET Speaker, Pasadena, CA 2011
ACNS Speaker Lab Accreditation for NIOM, San Diego, CA 2010

Fellow WSET, 2015
Deans Honor List, 2000
Presidents List, 2000
Invention
Patent (USA) No. 61/079.258

WSET Fellow
ASET

Global Spine Outreach

1. Why do you want to serve as a trustee?
   It is a great opportunity to gain valuable experience and learn new skills within a leadership role. I will also be able to put my professional skills to use.
2. How would you define your role as trustee?
   It is a position that carries significant responsibility, and to support in the best interest of past, present and future members of ASET and the neurodiagnostic community.
3. How would you define the role of the Board of Trustees?
   The role of a Trustee can range from recordkeeping, to accounting, and making difficult decisions with members of the board.
4. Describe any experience or skills you have gained in a leadership role with other organizations that you think will assist you as an ASET board member?
   Communicating and working with others to achieve the best possible outcome for the patients. Making decisions that will have the best outcomes.
5. What qualities do you have that would make you a good trustee?
   Communication skills, record keeping, teamwork
6. What are your goals for ASET if elected?
   To support the current board and the members of ASET. To support and offer assistance to new and current students of neurodiagnostic programs and on the job training.
7. What, specifically, are the changes taking place in the profession that ASET should be attentive to and what role can/should the Society take?
   There has been a steady increase in IONM, EEG, and remote EEG monitoring companies. What do these companies and technicians need and what support can we offer them.