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Featured Images: Top Row: Cheryl Fisher,Scott Moynihan. Bottom Row: Terence “Terry” O’Neil
Allentown, PA — Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network (GSRN) announced a number of recent hires and promotions within its Human Resources (HR) and Information Technology (IT) departments.
Cheryl Fisher, SPHR, has been hired as chief human resources officer at GSRN. She oversees HR operations for GSRN and its Philadelphia-based joint venture with Penn Medicine, Good Shepherd Penn Partners (GSPP). Fisher has broad responsibility for all human resources strategy and operations, including talent acquisition and management, leadership development, succession planning, change management, organizational and performance management, onboarding, training and development and compensation/benefits. Previously, Fisher was vice president of human resources for Boston Beer Company, Houghton Specialty Chemicals and Alcoa. She earned her MBA from DeSales University and her bachelor’s degree in business administration from Cedar Crest College.
Terence “Terry” O’Neil has joined GSRN as chief information officer (CIO). O’Neil is responsible for delivering strategic and tactical IT planning and implementations that support GSRN and GSPP’s operations. Prior to joining GSRN, O’Neil was Regional CIO at Trinity Health in Newtown Square, PA. O’Neil earned his bachelor’s degree from Muhlenberg College and studied for his MBA at Saint Joseph’s University.
Scott Moynihan, PHR, has been hired as administrative director of HR. He most recently served as director of human resources for Wind Creek Bethlehem. Moynihan is responsible for strategic planning and development of policies, procedures, new programs and employee relations for human resources, as well as establishing compliance standards and talent acquisition strategies.
Stephen Hutchings has been named director of applications. Hutchings is responsible for the planning, operation and overall management of IT application services, including staffing, vendor services and health-care IT systems support.
Joshua Kreider has been promoted to manager of infrastructure. Kreider is responsible for the planning, operation and overall management of IT infrastructure services, including staffing, vendor services and IT technologies.
Michael Catucci has been hired as IT security manager. Catucci is responsible for the planning, operation and overall management of IT security, including staffing, vendor services and technology.
Michael Wunderly has been hired as project manager. Wunderly is responsible for managing all aspects of assigned IT projects, including project deadlines, resource assignments, progress and risks.
Marsha Sansculotte has been promoted to contract manager. In her new role, Sansculotte is responsible for supervising contract management and workflow for both GSRN and GSPP.
About Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network
Founded in 1908 in Allentown, Pennsylvania, Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network is an internationally known physical rehabilitation provider that offers a complete continuum of care for adults and children with physical and cognitive challenges.
Good Shepherd’s 2,100 Associates treat patients at more than 70 locations in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Good Shepherd cares for adults and children with catastrophic injuries and conditions, such as spinal cord injury, brain injury, stroke, amputation and major multiple traumas and provides outpatient musculoskeletal and orthopedic rehabilitation services, home health, long-term acute care and long-term care.
The Good Shepherd Physician Group is highly regarded for clinical excellence and its commitment to maximizing patients’ functional outcomes, delivering compassionate care and being a national leader in the use of innovative rehabilitation technologies. Good Shepherd physicians are experts who specialize in various aspects of rehabilitation care.
Good Shepherd is the world’s leading clinical user of the Ekso Bionics® exoskeleton to treat patients with spinal cord injuries and was one of four facilities internationally designated by Ekso as a “Center for Robotic Excellence.” Good Shepherd’s long-term care facilities have consistently received 5-star ratings from US News and World Report.
Good Shepherd is a not-for-profit health-care network with a strong commitment to building better communities through partnerships with organizations whose vision and values reflect its own. Good Shepherd partners with the University of Pennsylvania Health System (UPHS) to provide comprehensive rehabilitation and specialty services in the Greater Philadelphia area through Good Shepherd Penn Partners, a joint venture.
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Information provide to TVL by:
Mike Walbert
Marketing & Communications Specialist
Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network
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