Reme Linda A.

Pond, RN, COHC, CLNC 147 North View Circle Warrenton, Virginia 20186 Phone: 703-795-5183 2 March 2011

PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE: To apply my years of experience and the expertise, which I have acqui red in a broad range of clinical and managerial healthcare positions to be part of an organization whose goal is to ensure the highest quality of wellness and c are for the employees and their families in a cost effective manner. EXPERIENCE: March 2003 Quest Diagnostics Nichols Institute to Present 14225 Newbrook Drive, Chantilly, VA 20153 My title is Environmental Health and Safety Supervisor (full-time), Employee Hea lth Registered Nurse. I have been a RN for 26 years. My role includes managing workers compensation program, case management, pre-employment physicals with dru g testing, tuberculosis program, respiratory programs, biological exposures foll ow-up. The employee population is 1502 reporting to the Chantilly facility (thr ee hospital lab sites). I am also responsible for coordinating, presenting and managing the wellness program; Fitness, Nutrition, Weight Loss, Hypertension, SA RS, stress reduction, stroke, Blueprint for Wellness (for 4 locations and multip le events) and other health related topics. I am involved in direct patient car e and the employee orientation program. I have reviewed medical records and hav e written chronological reports with other possible causes for Workman?s Compens ation claims prior to going to the Commission. I am responsible for development of policy and procedures as well as, standing orders for our department. I am Greenbelt Six Sigma certified as of November 2008. Since HealthyQuest inception I have been the Health Promotion Team Leader. My whole career has evolved arou nd Wellness and Promotion of healthy practices. Each year I have reviewed the B FW report and planned the activities for the year to promote ways to improve the health of our employees in Chantilly. In Dori?s absence I have prepared the me trics for the whole organization. October 2001 Washington Gas to March 2003 6801 Industrial Road, Springfield, VA 22151 My title is Senior Occupational Health Nurse. My duties include the following; d rug testing (DOT and pre-employment), performing pre-employment physicals, scree ning (i.e. audio testing, vision testing (Snellen chart), health questionnaire, vital signs, Multistix, range of motion of joints, and auscultation of heart and lungs), preparing First Aid and First Report of Injury reports, triaging employ ees (911, urgent, or needs to see a doctor in a few days), preparing running not es and Case Management of Work Related Injuries, preparing medical records for I ME and MMI, making these appointments, informing the employee, preparing the let ter for the physician, preparing and submitting a supplement for LOST time, subm itting reports for OFF duty, LIGHT duty, or FULL Duty to contact in Safety that compiles the OSHA 300 log, make appointments with doctors and physical therapy f acilities for injured employees, following up with doctors and coordinating care between several physicians, performing Respiratory Assessment with exam and vit al capacity analysis, preparing and tracking the Restriction list, (Temporary an d Permanent), administering the flu vaccine, blood pressure evaluations, sick ma

nagement tracking, returning employees to work (work-related or sick), and provi ding nursing care to all employees that seek assistance. Washington Gas has 2000 employees. I manage the Hearing Conservation Program, HAZWOP Program, LEAD, ME RCURY and ASBESTOS Programs, as well as, the DOT and Respirator Programs. I do all the exams and testing for all the programs. I see an average of fifteen emp loyees in the Health and Medical Services department each day. I am heavily inv olved in chart review and appropriateness of care. I assist Washington Gas atto rneys with cases. I was certified in spirometry by a NIOSH approved course in O ctober 2002. I was certified as a Legal Nurse Consultant in September 2002. I handle management and employee issues involving medical issues. I prepared chron ological reports, reviewed medical records and researched insurance documents fo r services that were able to prove that the employee had perjured herself. January 2000 Dominion Semiconductor, LLC (Corporate Nurse, Inc.) to October 2001 9600 Godwin Drive, Manassas, VA 20110 My title was Occupational Health Nurse. My role involved performing vision exams , reviewing baseline physicals with lab results with all new employees, managing arsenic urine program, managing the respiratory program, running reports, compl eting accident/injury (Worker?s Compensation) reports, following up with employe es, managing sick leave and health issues of employees, performing blood pressur es, performing blood sugars, teaching at Health Fairs, preparing and tracking of restrictions, making appointments for employees (sick or Worker?s Compensation) , coordinating care between several physicians, triaging employees (e.g. ?911?, ?urgent?, or ?needs to see a doctor in a few days?), entering notes on Sprintwar e, returning employees to work (for sick or work related), and providing nursing care to all employees and on-site contractors who seek assistance. Dominion Sem iconductor, LLC had 1300 employees. I have seen as many as 25 employees in an 8hour shift. November 1998 Washington Gas (Corporate Nurse, Inc.) to January 2000 6801 Industrial Road, Springfield, VA 22151 My title was Occupational Health Nurse. My duties included the following; drug t esting (DOT and pre-employment), performing pre-employment screening (i.e. audio testing, vision testing (Snellen chart), health questionnaire, vital signs, Mul tistix, range of motion of joints, and auscultation of heart and lungs), prepari ng First Aid and First Report of Injury reports, triaging employees (911, urgent , or needs to see a doctor in a few days), preparing running notes and Case Mana gement of Work Related Injuries, preparing medical records for IME and MMI, maki ng these appointments, informing the employee, preparing the letter for the phys ician, preparing and submitting a supplement for LOST time, submitting reports f or OFF duty, LIGHT duty, or FULL Duty to contact in Safety that compiles the OSH A 200 log, make appointments with doctors and physical therapy facilities for in jured employees, following up with doctors and coordinating care between several physicians, performing Respiratory Assessment with exam and vital capacity anal ysis, preparing and tracking the Restriction list, (Temporary and Permanent), ad ministering the flu vaccine, blood pressure evaluations, sick management trackin g, returning employees to work (work-related or sick), and providing nursing car e to all employees that seek assistance. Washington Gas has 2000 employees. I s aw an average of fifteen employees in the Health and Medical Services department each day. December 1997 The Retina Group of Washington, P.C. to November 1998 8316 Arlington Blvd., Suite. 424, Fairfax, VA 22301 The Retina Group of Washington, P.C. is a physician practice of nine physicians and surgeons and one low vision doctor. My role and title was Office Manager/R.N . I managed two of the six Retina Group of Washington offices in the greater met ropolitan area, one in Fairfax and one in Alexandria. The two offices that I man aged account for nearly half of the total revenue of the organization. I was res ponsible for the day to day activities. My role involved hiring, training, and d isciplining of all staff, and assuring accuracy in all areas of the practice. I

was heavily involved with QA, patient complaints and their resolutions. I partic ipated in the education of clients in the diseases of the eye, scheduling surger ies, updating staff on changes in insurance requirements and the billing process es. I was responsible for maintaining employee files. I was the resource person for employee injuries and illnesses. June 1997 Community Home Health of Virginia to December 1997 9879 Forestwood Lane, Suite 2A, Manassas, VA 22110 Community Home Health of Virginia is a subsidiary of Medical Services of America , Inc. It is a home health agency that delivers skilled services and private du ty services as well as, durable medical equipment, infusion therapy, Diabetes ma nagement (MedXpres), and oversight management. On a daily basis, I visited physician practices, hospitals, financial planners, insurance carriers, and others to market our services. In addition, I was respo nsible for effective intake, education, and coordination of home health services in a five county region (Prince William, Fairfax, Stafford, Fauquier, and Loudo un). My duties include coordinating the care of patients between providers, hosp itals, nursing homes and our agency, health fairs, and education of the communit y. Feb. 1995 Aetna Professional Management Corporation to Feb. 1997 7600 Leesburg Pike, Suite 201D, Falls Church, VA 22046 Aetna Professional Management Corporation is the subsidiary of Aetna Life Insura nce Co. which delivers primary care in a managed care environment known as Healt hWays Family Medical Centers. HealthWays Family Medical Centers of the Mid-Atlan tic Region is credentialed by twenty-three insurance plans. HealthWays purchases physicians practices and, in turn, employs the physicians and their staffs. A S ite Supervisor is sent to train and manage these offices. I was the Site Supervi sor for the locations in Manassas, VA. and in Silver Spring, MD. Previously, I w as Site Supervisor at the facility in Fredericksburg, VA. I supervised all staff , worked as a team player with the physicians, and ensured that the organization al goals were obtained. I was also in charge of the QA, UR, UM program for the M id-Atlantic Region (Falls Church office). My responsibilities involve all areas of the practice including filling in for s taff absence with direct patient care to upkeep of the physical environment. I p erformed scheduling for support staff, physicians, and on-call rotation. I ensur ed that all areas of the operation ran smoothly, effectively, and efficiently. I was responsible for handling all billing problems, as well as, resolving all pa tient concerns. I am experienced with ICD-9 and CPT coding. My offices were alwa ys within budget. I have participated in "start ups" for four sites including the Fredericksburg, VA and Manassas, VA site. I planned and held Health Fairs for business developm ent, held an open house at the Fredericksburg site and participated on a radio p rogram. I have assisted other Site Supervisors with trouble shooting problems at their facilities. Although I had been employed with Aetna Professional Manageme nt for less than two years, within the first 12 months I received a Heros award for my efforts. My QA, UR, UM responsibilities involve chart audits, patient satisfaction follow -up, insurance and capitation reimbursement, hospital and referral utilization f or seven sites. May 1994 Kaiser Permanente to Feb. 1995 14139 Potomac Mills Road, Woodbridge, VA 22192 My title was Clinical Coordinator of a pediatric outpatient clinic housed within a HMO setting. I also served as acting OB/GYN clinical coordinator, as well. My responsibilities involved meeting organizational goals as well as managing a st aff of 13 R.N.s, 2 L.P.N.s, 10 Clinic Assistants, 3 PARCs, and 2 clerical staff. I was responsible for scheduling, which was coordinated with providers and supp ort staff, budget, managing FTEs, developing and implementing efficient systems, QA&I activities, coaching/disciplining staff, in-services, leading team meeting

s, and performing direct patient care when the situation warranted. I participat ed in Operations Meetings for the Woodbridge Center. I represented Kaiser Perman ente in various community activities such as: Board Member of the Primary Pediat rics Council of Prince William County for Children, and other region sponsored a ctivities. I made suggestions for additional (ad hoc) software for the computers which was implemented region-wide. As a Clinical Coordinator, I was responsible for the total operation of the Pedi atric and OB/GYN Clinics. July 1993 Baileys Health Center (PHP Healthcare Corporation) to May 1994 5827 Columbia Pike, Falls Church, VA 22041 My title was Clinical Manager/Project Manager of a primary care clinic for indig ent patients. This clinic was operated by PHP Healthcare Corporation under a con tract from Fairfax County. Although my responsibility was to PHP Healthcare Corp oration, I developed and successfully utilized many diplomatic skills in ensurin g that Baileys Health Center enjoyed the support and cooperation of the Fairfax County Health Department while simultaneously turning Baileys Health Center from a minimally productive activity for PHP Healthcare into one of its most success ful centers. I was responsible for all operations, budget, billing, and staffing at all levels: M.D.s, P.A.s, N.P.s, M.A.s, etc. I handled all problems that aro se. Our patient load range was 80-100 per day. This was a multi-cultural communi ty; most (80%) patients did not speak English. Oct. 1990 NAVCARE Jacksonville (PHP Healthcare Corporation) to July 1993 #60 Highway 24 East, Midway Park, NC 28544 My title was Charge Nurse/Alternate Project Manager of a busy primary care clini c for military dependents and retirees. We cared for 350-400 patients a day. I m anaged a staff of 45. I handled all problems that arose involving conflicts betw een doctors, patients, or employees. I became very experienced in all aspects of clinic management from physical plant maintenance, electrical and alarm systems , IBM computer operations, to nursing functions such as emergency cases, heavy i nvolvement in QA/UR, streamlining the patient flow, assisting with JCAHO Accredi tation. My collateral duties were to credential all staff, interviewing prospec tive employees, verifying references, completing paperwork for new employees, an d orientation for new employees (R.N., L.V.N., M.A.). On a daily basis I performed assessment and evaluation of staff, which included disciplining when necessary. I developed new ways to help our clinic function at its optimal level. We were J CAHO Accredited with Honors in 1991. I utilized my skills on a daily basis in such widely varied activities as interp ersonal communication skills, patient teaching, EKGs, respiratory treatments, in tramuscular and subcutaneous injections, ear lavages, IV therapy, vital signs, a nd computer skills. During this time of my employment, I was asked to consult at a facility in Colum bus, GA. The contract at the Columbus facility had been revised and I spent seve ral weeks evaluating, developing, and training the Columbus staff in new procedu res consistent with the contract. I received two PHP Pride Awards; one for my contributions toward obtaining JCAHO accreditation and the other for my contributions at the Columbus, GA facility. Sept. 1988 NAVCARE Oceanside (PHP Healthcare Corporation) to Oct. 1990 Tri-City Plaza, 1840 West Drive, Vista, CA 92083 As of July 1990, I was promoted to Director of Nursing, I resigned my position w hen my husband received military orders. I worked as the Charge Nurse since begi nning my employment, I acted as the Director of Nursing in times of vacation and illness until my promotion. My duties included maintaining overall efficiency of the clinic. I opened and cl osed the clinic, which entailed: disarming/arming the alarm system, bringing up/ shutting down Datastat and Primaq computers, counting narcotics, running I & E r

eports, preparing rooms for patient care, preparing all equipment for use, asses sing daily quality assurance measures, consulting with M.D.s, mid-levels, Milita ry liaison, HBA, and Radiology as necessary, daily scheduling of staff and relat ed problems, triaging patients as well as prioritizing emergency conditions, sup ervising all staff, directing patient care, counseling staff members on problem areas, orientation of new staff (R.N., L.V.N., M.A.), a resource person for all staff, and effectively dealing with difficult patients. I was involved daily with QA issues such as, chart reviews, immunization reviews , growth chart plotting reviews, and recovery of moneys lost due to exceeding a two-hour turnaround time. I assisted with preparation of charts and clinic for b oth JCAHO visits. I prepared QA meeting minutes, made monthly contributions, and distributed them to all pertinent staff. My interest in staff development assisted me in giving in-services, orienting ne w staff, providing one-on-one instructions, identifying problem areas with staff and counseling accordingly. I was proficient at providing both verbal and writt en direction. Also, I directed emergency drills such as code and fire, to better prepare staff for such events. My collateral duty consisted of developing and implementing the Infection Contro l policies and procedures at our clinic. I have developed the policies and proce dures according to PHP policies, JCAHO, and OSHA requirements. The major program has been directed at daily, weekly, and monthly evaluation of our performance t o comply with the requirements established. I have issued memoranda to staff in regards to: measles outbreak and requirements for MMR, immunization schedule upd ate, informed consent and research for Hepatitis B Vaccine, handwashing techniqu e, incubation periods for chickenpox, blood spillage, use of isolation room, and proper disinfecting of rooms. I implemented a follow-up system for abnormal lab results and, also, followed up with phone calls to ill patients. As the Relief Supervisor (Charge Nurse), I performed all duties my Director of Nursing perform ed without difficulty. As Charge Nurse, I performed direct patient care with a c ensus of 200 to 250 patients per day. Dec. 1987 Fallbrook Hospital District to Sept. 1988 Fallbrook, California I worked as a Staff Nurse who floated to medical-surgical unit, intensive care u nit, and emergency room unit. I supervised nursing assistants (4) and L.V.N.s (3 -5). I also implemented the nursing process for direct patient care. July 1987 Tri-City Medical Center to Dec. 1987 4002 Vista Way, Oceanside, CA 92056 I planned, implemented, assessed, and evaluated nursing care of telemetry patien ts, pre-operative patients, and post-operative open heart surgical patients. I w as also responsible for monitoring telemetry EKG strips and treating arrhythmias as conditions warranted. April 1987 Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton to July 1987 Camp Pendleton, CA 92055 I performed newborn assessments and administered care as condition warranted. I instructed parents on proper daily care. I was responsible for the care of newbo rns with meningitis, apnea, failure to thrive, and sepsis. I developed proficien cy with many types of monitors. A level II Nursery. Jan. 1987 Visiting Nurse Association to April 1987 8123 Engineer Road, San Diego, CA 92111 I was a Staff Nurse that visited homebound patients. My duties included performi ng assessments, physical examinations, and reporting abnormalities to the physic ians. I maintained records for a case load of twenty patients. My responsibiliti es included instructing on diet, medications, activities, and procedures. I trai ned family members in becoming competent care-givers. April 1985 St. Vincents Medical Center

to Jan. 1987 P.O. Box 2982, Jacksonville, Florida 32203 I was a Staff Nurse on an I.V. Therapy Team of ten nurses. I performed venipunct ures on all age groups including infants and critically ill patients. Also, I ad ministered chemotherapy agents to patients on the oncology unit, provided nursin g care to cancer patients, assisted with activities of daily living, cared for p ort-a-cath sites, and implemented the nursing process to all patients receiving direct patient care. Feb. 1984 Superior Care, Inc. to March 1985 5615 Kirby Drive, Suite. #834, Houston, Texas 77005 I coordinated care for Medicare patients for a Home Health Agency. My responsibi lities included planning assignments, arranging care to correlate with visit pat terns. I performed injections, in-home I.V. antibiotic therapy, maintained patie nts on hyperalimentation, gave instructions on disease processes, medications, d iabetic teaching and skin care. I was active in public relations through meeting s with physicians and Senior Citizens Clubs. Nov. 1983 Gulf Coast Hospital to June 1984 2800 Garth Road, Baytown, Texas 77520 My duties were as a Charge Nurse (days) on a busy 37 bed surgical unit. I superv ised a staff of R.N.s (2) L.V.N.s (3-5), and nurse assistants (3-6). June 1982 Baptist Medical Center to Aug. 1983 200 Forrest Avenue, Fort Payne, Alabama 35967 I was Charge Nurse during nights (11-7), for a medical step-down telemetry unit with a 32 patients census. I supervised R.N.s (2), L.V.N.s (3) and nurse assista nts (2-5). I participated in all codes and performed direct patient care. During this time, I was Charge Nurse on a Pediatric/Orthopedic Unit with a census of 3 0-32. I cared for patients with fractures, burns, as well as child abuse cases. EDUCATION: 1982 Associate in Applied Science Degree Northeast Alabama State Junior College P.O. Box 159, Rainsville, Alabama 35986 June 1982 Transferring Patients Baptist Medical Center 200 Forrest Avenue, Fort Payne, Alabama 35967 July 1982 Catheter Care Baptist Medical Center 200 Forrest Avenue, Fort Payne, Alabama 35967 Nov. 1983 A. Pre-op teaching of the surgical patient B. Insulin teaching C. Communication-Interaction Assertiveness Gulf Coast Hospital 2800 Garth Road, Baytown, Texas 77520 Dec. 1983 A. I. V. Techniques B. Code Blue Module C. Emergency Nursing Gulf Coast Hospital 2800 Garth Road, Baytown, Texas 77520 Feb. 1984 Hyperalimentation in Home Care Superior Care, Inc. 5615 Kirby Drive , Suite. #834, Houston, Texas 77005

July 1984 Infection Control St. Vincents Medical Center P.O. Box 2982, Jacksonville, Florida 32203 Jan. 1986 The AIDS Epidemic St. Vincents Medical Center P.O. Box 2982, Jacksonville, Florida 32203 Oct. 1986 Chemotherapy Module St. Vincents Medical Center P.O. Box 2982, Jacksonville, Florida 32203 April 1987 Venipuncture Certification Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton Camp Pendleton, CA 92055 May 1987 A. Intravenous Push Medication B. Fetal Circulation Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton Camp Pendleton, CA 92055 Oct. 1987 A. Reading EKGs B. Basic EKGs Tri-City Medical Center 4002 Vista Way, Oceanside, CA 92056 Feb. 1988 The Pediatric Patient Fallbrook Hospital District Fallbrook, California Nov. 1988 Infection Control NAVCARE Oceanside Tri-City Plaza, 1840 West Drive, Vista, CA 92083 April 1989 Utilization Review and Quality Assurance Workshop NAVCARE Oceanside Tri-City Plaza, 1840 West Drive, Vista, CA 92083 Feb. 1990 A. Rapid Fluid Resuscitation: How to Correct Dangerous Deficits B. Code Blue NAVCARE Oceanside Tri-City Plaza, 1840 West Drive, Vista, CA 92083 March 1990 A. Operating EKG machine: Bergen model L-10 B. GYN Examination and Protocol for Pregnancy Testing NAVCARE Oceanside Tri-City Plaza, 1840 West Drive, Vista, CA 92083 Nov. 1990 Patients Rights and Responsibilities NAVCARE Jacksonville #60 Highway 24 East, Midway Park, NC 28544 April 1991 How to Lead and Build Your Team NAVCARE Jacksonville #60 Highway 24 East, Midway Park, NC 28544 May 1991 Temp-a-dot Thermometers NAVCARE Jacksonville

#60 Highway 24 East, Midway Park, NC 28544 June 1991 Beta Blockers NAVCARE Jacksonville #60 Highway 24 East, Midway Park, NC 28544 Nov. 1993 Cipro Baileys Health Center (PHP Healthcare Corporation) 5827 Columbia Pike, Falls Church, VA 22041 Dec. 1993 A. Blood-borne Pathogens B. OSHA Update Baileys Health Center (PHP Healthcare Corporation) 5827 Columbia Pike, Falls Church, VA 22041 Jan. 1994 TB Update Baileys Health Center (PHP Healthcare Corporation) 5827 Columbia Pike, Falls Church, VA 22041 May 1994 A. HIV Update B. OSHA Standards C. TB Update D. Safety Kaiser Permanente 14139 Potomac Mills Road, Woodbridge, VA 22192 Oct. 1994 A. Asthma B. New Supervisor Course Kaiser Permanente 14139 Potomac Mills Road, Woodbridge, VA 22192 Nov. 1994 Mastering Change Kaiser Permanente 14139 Potomac Mills Road, Woodbridge, VA 22192 May 1995 Making Your Program Work ? Patient and Family Health Education Aetna Professional Management Corporation August 1995 Managing Small Physician Practices Aetna Professional Management Corporation August 2000 Blood-borne Pathogens Dominion Semiconductor, LLC June 2001 AED/Heart Start Certification Dominion Semiconductor, LLC August 2001 Occupational Hearing Conservation Certification Council for Accreditation in Occupational Hearing Conservation, Certification No . 67207 September 2002 Certified Legal Nurse Consultant Course (Certification: Scored i n 99th percentile out of 175 participants) September 16-21, 2002 King of Prussia, PA October 2002 Spirometry Certification October 17-18, 2002 Morgantown, WV

April 2003 CPR / First Aid / AED Certification Chantilly, VA April 2004 CPR / First Aid / AED Certification Chantilly, VA March 2005 NALNC Conference CME Update New Orleans, LA February 2006 Excellence in Leadership Chantilly, VA March 2006 NALNC Conference CME Update San Diego, CA April 2006 CPR / First Aid / AED Certification Chantilly, VA May 2006 EHS Conference May 23-25, 2006 Las Vegas, NV August 2006 Occupational Hearing Conservation Certification Council for Accreditation in Occupational Hearing Conservation, Certification No . 67207 April 2008 CPR / First Aid / AED Certification Chantilly, VA November 2008 Greenbelt Six Sigma Certification Chantilly, VA B.S.N. in progress Excelsior College, Albany, NY G.P.A.: 3.87, ? Credit Hours Required to Completion: 12