At the local level, each MRC unit is led by a local MRC Unit Coordinator. The Unit Coordinator matches community needs–for emergency medical response and public health initiatives–with volunteer capabilities. Local coordinators are also responsible for building partnerships, ensuring sustainability of the local unit, and managing the volunteer resources.
Ohio
Adams County
Brown County
Butler County
Jenny Pilecki-McCoy
Emergency Response Coordinator
Butler County Heath Department
513-887-5238
Jenny is the MRC Coordinator for the Butler County MRC Unit. She started her career in emergency management with the AmeriCorps St. Louis Emergency Response Team (ERT) after graduating from UC Berkeley with a degree in Public Health. While part of ERT, Jenny traveled across the US in response to local disasters. She credits her passion for emergency management, public health, and environmental protection to her service with ERT. She continued her emergency management career by joining Hamilton County Public Health as an Emergency Preparedness Specialist and later UCLA Health as an emergency Management Specialist. A California native, Jenny has now made Ohio her home and is currently the Emergency Response Coordinator for Butler County General Health District. Jenny is a huge supporter of volunteering Locally to better your community and hopes that you will consider joining the Butler County MRC Unit!
Clermont County
Tyler Braasch
Emergency Response Coordinator
Clermont County Health Department
http://www.clermonthealthdistrict.org/MRCMain
513-732-7605
Tyler Braasch is the Emergency Response Coordinator for Clermont County Public Health (CCPH). He started with CCPH as a registered sanitarian in 2016. Tyler received a degree in biology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Tyler is excited to work with TMRC volunteers in Clermont County.
Clinton County
Brittane Dance, MBA
Emergency Response Coordinator
Clinton County Health Department
937-393-1941
Brittane graduated in 2008 with a Bachelor’s degree in Health Information Systems Management from Franklin University and in 2013 with a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Franklin University. Previously, she worked at Fayette County Memorial Hospital in Washington Court House, Ohio as the Medical Staff Services Coordinator. Brittane took over the role as Emergency Response Coordinator with the Highland / Clinton County Health Department in January 2016 and is excited to work within public health and safety.
Hamilton County/City of Cincinnati
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Emergency Preparedness Specialist
Hamilton County Public Health
www.hamiltoncountyhealth.org/emergency-preparedness/
513-946-7889
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Highland County
Brittane Dance, MBA
Emergency Response Coordinator
Highland County Health Department
937-393-1941
Brittane graduated in 2008 with a Bachelor’s degree in Health Information Systems Management from Franklin University and in 2013 with a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Franklin University. Previously, she worked at Fayette County Memorial Hospital in Washington Court House, Ohio as the Medical Staff Services Coordinator. Brittane took over the role as Emergency Response Coordinator with the Highland / Clinton County Health Department in January 2016 and is excited to work within public health and safety.
Warren County
KENTUCKY
Boone/Campbell/Grant/Kenton Counties
Stella Barber
Disaster Preparedness Coordinator
Northern Kentucky Health Department
www.nkyhealth.org/Medical-Reserve-Corps
859-363-2036
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Carroll/Gallatin/Owen/Pendleton Counties
Amy Marston
Preparedness Coordinator
Three Rivers District Health Department
502-484-3411 Ext. 113
Although Amy Marston is the new MRC Coordinator for Three Rivers District Health Department, she is not new to the agency. Amy has worked for Three Rivers District Health Department for 15 years on 3 different occasions. Starting off as a home health clerk then returning to the agency as a home health nurse and most recently has been given the opportunity to expand her knowledge into the areas of MRC, Harm Reduction, Community Health Strategy, and Infectious Disease. Amy has been a registered nurse for 14 years working in critical care and home health. She obtained her BSN from Northern Kentucky University in 2016 and looks forward to the new challenges that are facing Public Health.
INDIANA
Ripley County
Holley Rose
Public Health Emergency Preparedness Coordinator/MRC Unit Leader
Ripley County Health Department
812-689-5751
Holley has over 9 years of experience in Public Health Emergency Preparedness, Volunteer Coordination, and Emergency Management on both the local & state side. She has served as the Medical Reserve Corps Unit Leader for Ripley County for the last 5 years. Throughout her years of Public Health service, she has been involved in 3 “real world” Public Health Emergencies; The 2009 H1N1 Public Health Emergency in which she served as Volunteer Coordinator for H1N1 Clinic staffing needs, following H1N1 she led the formation of Ripley County MRC as an avenue to retain volunteers gained during this Public Health Emergency; March 2, 2012 Holton, Indiana Tornado in which she oversaw the activation of Ripley County MRC volunteers during a 3 week recovery period; and most recently, served as Volunteer Coordinator for the Indiana State MRC activation to assist with the Scott County Public Health Emergency. At the request of the Indiana State Dept. of Health, Holley oversaw the request, scheduling, and management of MRC Volunteers from all over Indiana. These incidents have provided her with firsthand experience in Volunteer activation & mobilization. Holley currently also serves as the Indiana District 9 MRC Representative to the Indiana State Department of Health. The role includes representing, providing a voice, and coordinating exercises for 6 MRC Units in Indiana District 9.
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