Paul Harrington, Executive Vice President

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E-mail: pharrington@vtmd.org

Executive Vice President Paul Harrington has worked at VMS since April 2002. Previously, Paul was the majority health policy director for the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions under the chairmanship of Senator James M. Jeffords. He has also served as deputy commissioner of the Vermont Department of Labor and Industry, a board member of the Vermont Health Care Authority and as the chair of the Commerce Committee in the Vermont House of Representatives, where he served three terms.

In addition to his duties at VMS, Paul is the treasurer of Vermont Information Technology Leaders, Inc., serves on the AMA's State Technical Advisory Team and is on the executive committee of the Governor's Vermont Chronic Care Initiative. He also serves on the boards of the Vermont Program for Quality in Health Care and The Physicians' Foundation. Paul is a graduate of the University of Vermont.

Madeleine Mongan, Vice President for Policy

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E-mail: mmongan@vtmd.org

Vice President for Policy Madeleine Mongan has been at VMS since January 1996. She works with the Vermont Legislature, state agencies and insurers on health care policy and provides education and technical assistance to Vermont physicians on legal issues. As an attorney, her practice addresses a range of health law issues including confidentiality, licensing, managed care, scope of practice, liability reform, public health, contracting, and fraud and abuse.

Madeleine is a member of the American Medical Association Advocacy Resource Center Advisory Board, the American Health Lawyers Association, the American Society of Medical Association Counsel, the Vermont Bar Association, and is past chair of the Vermont Bar Association Health Law Committee. She represents Vermont physicians on the Medicaid Advisory Board, the Area Health Education Centers Advisory Board and the Vermont Health Resource Allocation Plan Board.

She received her B.A. from the University of Delaware, M.A. from Stanford University, and J.D. from the University of California at Davis.

Stephanie Winters, Office Manager and Membership Coordinator

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E-mail: swinters@vtmd.org

Office and Membership Coordinator Stephanie Winters has worked at VMS for thirteen years. She serves as the executive director of the Vermont chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics, and the executive director of the Vermont Orthopaedic Society. Stephanie graduated from U-32 High School in East Montpelier in 1995 and attended Champlain College in Burlington.

Stephanie was born and raised in Central Vermont and lives in Williamstown with her husband Terry and their two cats and two dogs. Stephanie enjoys spending time with her family, graphic design and cooking.

Colleen Magne, Business Manager

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E-mail: cmagne@vtmd.org

Business manager Colleen Magne has worked at VMS since September 2005. In addition to her duties as business manager, Colleen also is the program administrator for the Vermont Practitioner Health Program. Previously she was employed by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont for nearly 12 years. Her positions there included customer service, nongroup sales, account representative, and senior account representative.

Colleen lives in Middlesex with her husband David, 18-year-old son Nathan, and 25-year-old daughter Meghan. Colleen attended Trinity College of Vermont in Burlington. She enjoys living and working in the Montpelier area, as well as attending sporting events at Union 32 High School in East Montpelier.

Justin Campfield, Communications

(802) 683-9889
E-mail: jcampfield@vtmd.org

Justin Campfield has led VMS's communications efforts since January 2009 and contributes more than a decade of communications and public affairs experience.

As a public relations executive in both agency and in-house settings, Justin has led communications programs for a wide array of clients, including two community hospitals in Florida. He is an occasional contributing columnist for the American College of Healthcare Executives' membership magazine, Healthcare Executive, and in 2008 joined two Dartmouth Medical School professors in co-authoring a paper that was published by the Journal of Healthcare Management.

Justin, a graduate of Florida Southern College, lives with his wife and three children in Norwich, Vermont.

Suzanne Parker, M.D., VPHP Medical Director

(802) 223-0400
Email: lifeform22@aol.com
 
Suzanne Parker, M.D., rejoined VMS as Director of VPHP in early 2010. She previously served in the role from 2001 to 2008. During her career, Dr. Parker has received numerous awards, including the Alan Buckland Award for Distinguished Service in the Field of Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment, the 2006 VMS Physician of the Year Award and the University of Vermont College of Medicine Alumni Award for Service to Medicine and the Community.
 
In private practice since 1987, Dr. Parker received her M.D. from the University of Vermont and conducted her residency in psychiatry at Fletcher Allen. Dr. Parker is also an instructor at the UVM College of Medicine, with an emphasis on the topics of substance abuse, physician impairment and pain management.
 

Wm. Cyrus Jordan,M.D., VMSERF Administrator

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Email: cjordan@vtmd.org
 
Dr. Jordan assumed the position of Medical Director of the Vermont Medical Society’s Foundation for Research and Education at the Foundation in late 2010 after serving as the Medical Director of the Vermont Program for Quality in Health Care, Inc. for 17 years. 
 
Dr. Jordan is a graduate of Dartmouth College and the University Of Connecticut School Of Medicine.  He completed both a residency in family medicine at the University of Vermont and a pediatric residency at Boston University.  He received his Masters in Public Health from Harvard University.  Prior to his career in quality measurement and improvement, Dr. Jordan practiced family medicine and pediatrics for a decade in inner city Boston and rural Vermont.
 
Dr. Jordan served as chair of the board of directors of the Vermont Information Technology Leaders, Vermont’s HITECH Regional Extension Center from 2007-2009.  He currently serves on the board of the Vermont Manufacturing Extension Center, a federal and state partnership to promote production and service efficiencies in both the private and public sectors including state government, education and health care.