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Based outside of San Francisco, California, Mary is currently the Director of Neurodiagnostic and Adult Epilepsy Services at UCSF Health where she specializes in EMU strategy, development and strategic initiatives to support neurodiagnostic and epilepsy service lines.

Her journey started after attending a neurodiagnostic program in 1984 in the midwest at University of Wisconsin Madison which led her on a four decade journey of immersion into the neurodiagnostic and epilepsy space.

Mary has held several leadership roles over these decades, all at large academic clinical and research health systems (Rush Presbyterian St. Lukes, UCSD and currently UCSF), possessing the responsibility and accountability for operational oversight in neurodiagnostic and epilepsy. This includes a vast span of both inpatient and outpatient services for pediatric and adult populations, leading several build outs of epilepsy monitoring units and program development, operational and clinical performance, in addition to responsibility for program development and service responsiveness in each of these areas. In this role she is charged with developing and directing effective, high-quality clinical services across multi disciplines.

Mary has been at the forefront of implementation of dynamic neurodiagnostic and epilepsy programs including expansions revenue generation, capital, IT infrastructure, networking, data and server management, productivity, bed capacity and throughput optimization, supporting a financial landscape, all within academic medicine.

With Mary’s experience, expertise and passion it translates into a driven focus in neurodiagnostics, especially the EMU arena, to help program growth initiatives, strategic planning, optimization and streamline efficiencies to ensure success and sustainability through data analysis, compliance, accreditations and regulations.

Mary is at a point in her career where teaching, training and mentorship are vital to her northstar to give back to the neurodiagnostic field. She is involved on a national level with the ASET community by volunteering/serving on several task forces and committees, including former board of trustees, to drive change, support and education to the membership community at large.

She has been recognized by UCSF Women in Leadership and engaged in several leadership programs over the years to help mold her professional development and craft.

Outside of work Mary enjoys spending time in nature, hiking, cycling and beach walks with her dog. Her favorite pastime is professional sports, watching or attending football, baseball and basketball games.
This new position will support Mary’s goal of helping bridge the gap for centers, large and small, nationally and internationally, in the realm of program development and sustainability in the neurodiagnostic and epilepsy space through a partnership, support and guidance for success.

Based in Charleston, South Carolina, Adam has been deeply involved in the realm of Neurodiagnostics for over two decades. His journey began as a licensed practical nurse at just 17 years old before earning his Bachelor’s in Health Science from Medical University of South Carolina and Master’s in Business from Strayer University.

In 14 years of nursing, Adam specialized in several departments and complex disciplines including labor & delivery, trauma, dialysis, cardiac ICU, anesthesia, and recovery. He also performed intraoperative monitoring at MUSC for procedures such as ascending and descending aortic aneurysms, carotid endarterectomies, brainstem tumors, acoustic neuromas, cortical tumors involving the sensory or motor strip, spinal cord tumors, spinal cord fusions, mastoidectomies, cochlear implants, and parotidectomies.

During his tenure as manager at the Medical University of South Carolina, Adam developed five distinct new departments (Inpatient / Outpatient EEG, EMG, IOM and Neurovascular), an 8 bed Adult Epilepsy Monitoring Unit, a 4 bed Children’s Epilepsy Monitoring Unit, and 3 outpatient clinics.

After shifting his expertise to the corporate world as Senior Global Product Manager of Intraoperative Monitoring, Evoked Potentials, Musculoskeletal at a medical device company, Adam returned to the hospital setting in the role of System Director of Neurodiagnostics—developing and overseeing seven hospitals and five outpatient clinics throughout Connecticut.

This new position created the opportunity to strategically plan, develop and coordinate all Neurodiagnostic services across the system along with standardizing policies and competencies. Focus and attention was given to all inpatient and outpatient initiatives directed toward improving access, increasing referrals, reducing costs, decreasing LOS, increasing quality and improving patient, physician and employee satisfaction.
Adam co-founded the Aligned Neuro consultancy in 2023 to serve hospitals throughout the country with a lifetime of expertise in the Neurodiagnostics space.

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