Fellowship in the College
According to ACHCA website, “Advancement to Fellow represents the highest level of membership in ACHCA. It is the recognition of professional achievement and continuous adherence to the ethical and professional standards of ACHCA. It requires a record of active participation in fulfilling the professional and educational requirements of ACHCA, suitable formal education, professional, civic and community activities and service, and at least two years of voting membership. Taking this important step in your career development will move you toward a major professional achievement, one that will bring the recognition of colleagues, peers, and leaders in the field as well as residents and their families.” Information on Fellow status is also in the ACHCA Bylaws (on the web site as well) at Article II, Section 4. Professional Advancement, a.
The National website has a section called Advancement to Fellow (www.achca.org), click “membership” under toolbox and it is listed on the directory which comes up.
If you have been a member of the College for 2 years or more, please consider applying to become a Fellow. Join these members of the MA Chapter who have already advanced to Fellowship in the College.
Barbara Doyle, Fellow
Bill McGinley, MBA, CALA, CAS, CNHA, Fellow
Christine Vitale, CNHA, Fellow
Donald Powell, Fellow
Edward Levitt, Fellow
Geoffrey Stewart, Fellow
Gregory Karr, Fellow
Helen Murphy, RN, Fellow
Ira Schoenberger, Fellow
Janet Smith, MA, CNHA, Fellow
Julian Rich, Fellow
Louise Clough, MBA, MSN, Fellow
Mark Tobin, Fellow
Michael Baldassarre, CNHA, Fellow
Michael Beal, CNHA, Fellow
Nicholas Thisse, Fellow
Phyllis Tedesco, Fellow
Richard Bane, Fellow
Richard Hamilton, CNHA, Fellow
Richard Welch, Fellow
Robert Baranello, Fellow
Robert Brennan, Fellow
Shirley Conway, Fellow
Sister M. Joseph Augustine, Fellow
Stephen Esdale, CNHA, Fellow
Thomas Woods, Fellow
W. Bruce Bible, CNHA, Fellow
W. Bruce Glass, CALA, CNHA, Fellow
Walter Collins, CAS, CNHA, Fellow
William Bogdanovich, CALA, CAS, Fellow |
