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Maintenance of Certification Program (MOC)

Program Governance

MOC Advisory and Oversight Committee

Structure and responsibilities

Meet monthly (1-hour) to:

Review, provide feedback, and approve new project applications
Help align and prioritize QI activities across the organization and community, and provide any additional recommendations to the MOC program’s leaders

2023 committee members

MOC Program

Joel Tieder (MOC Program Director and MOC QI Coach)
Nicole Keller (Director, Medical Staff Services)
Jimmy Beck (MOC QI Coach)
Sahar Rooholamini (MOC QI Coach)
Cheery Yip (MOC Program Manager)
Ty Price (GATHER MOC Program Coordinator)
Grace Franada (MOC Program Coordinator)

Center for Diversity and Health Equity representative

Ashley Durkin (Health Equity and Diversity Consultant/QI Advisor)

Quality Improvement representative

Lori Rutman (Director, The Quality Improvement [QI] Scholars Program)

MOC Project Leader representative

Annika Hofstetter (Principal Investigator Supv, Clinical and Translational Research)

Physician Assistant (PA) representative

Haley Sittner (Advanced Practice Provider, Lead, Neurosciences Prac Plan)

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