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Commissioners

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Heidi Schor, LMP,
CC, CCH
President
At-Large Member
Council for Homeopathic Certification Representative
Kirkland, WA
Heidi is former faculty at Bastyr University, Homeopathic
Academy of So. CA, & the Seattle School of Homeopathy. She also
sits on the Board of the Council of Homeopathic Certification.
Heidi maintains a private homeopathic practice in the Seattle
area.
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Tamara Dalton
Vice President
San Ramon, CA
Tamara is
a professional fundraiser & former medical administrator at the
USC Keck School of Medicine as well as former administrator of
the Institute of Classical Homeopathy in San Francisco.
She is currently working toward completion of her homeopathic
education and certification.
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Peris Gumz, RN, CCH
Secretary
Institutional Member
Co-owner Teleosis Collaborative
Belmont, MA
Peris
is co-owner and core faculty at the Telosis Homeopathic
Collaborative in Boston. She brings decades of experience in
the study and practice of homeopathy as she moves among homeopathic
approaches to health & illness.
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Carmen Juszczyk,
MBA, MPH
At-Large Member
Broomfield, CO
Carmen
spent the lion’s share of her career consulting for medical
groups and the healthcare supply chain. Currently, she works as
a consultant for a high tech marketing firm. At ACHENA, her
focus is training and development of reviewers. Her favorite
pastimes include studying, writing, hiking, fiber arts and
family time. She lives in the Boulder area, Colorado with her
husband and son and her almost all-star agility dog, Coraline.
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Aaron
DeForest
Treasurer
Public Member
Redmond, WA
Aaron is
an experienced computer engineer and project manager. He is
also a homeopathic student at the Seattle School of Homeopathy.
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Maria T. Bohle,
CCH, RSHom(NA)
School Representative
Egg Harbor Township, NJ
Maria is
Director & CEO of the British Institute of Homeopathy and she
maintains a private practice in homeopathy and nutrition in
N.J. She brings extensive experience both in distance learning
and working with governmental agencies in the area of
accreditation She has herself worked in politics, holding
several positions, and ultimately serving as mayor of her
township.
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Richard Cotroneo,
MA
At-Large Member
East Greenbush, New York
Rick has a
degree in counseling and has served as director of state-wide
and national training initiatives in the fields of HIV and viral
hepatitis for more than 16 years. He has developed
numerous training curricula and established quality assurance
protocols for training centers. Rick has been a lifelong
student of natural medicine with a degree in massage therapy and
is working toward completion of his homeopathic education and
certification.
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Michael P.
Dewald, PhD
Public Member
Attleboro, MA
Michael’s
background is in Mechanical Engineering where he has published
multiple papers in the area of computational mechanics of
materials, specifically on the atomistic and microscopic scales.
Michael supports ACHENA in the area of IT along with lending his
other talents on various committees. He is always working
to expand his personal interest in and knowledge of homeopathy.
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Practitioner Member –
Nominees shall be persons whose principal source of income is as
a practitioner of Homeopathy. Preference is given to
practitioners who are, or have been, actively involved in the
development of the profession.
Public Member –
Nominees shall be persons who are not: a) an employee, member of
the governing board, owner, or shareholder of, or consultant to,
an institution or program that either has achieved ACHENA
accreditation or candidacy status, or has applied for
accreditation or candidacy; b) a member of any trade association
or membership organization related to, or affiliated or
associated with ACHENA; or, c) a spouse, parent, child, sibling
of an individual or individuals described in a) or b) of this
definition; or d) a practitioner as defined below.
Institutional Member –
Nominees shall be employees who are members of the faculty,
executive administration, or professional staff of a program
that is accredited or in candidate status with ACHENA. [Not more
than one (1) individual from any Homeopathic Program or
Institution shall serve on the Commission at any given time.]
At-Large Member –
Any individual may be appointed as an “at large” member of the
Commission.
In addition to the categories of Commissioners, the composition
of the Commission must be constructed such that it includes a
diverse range of individuals among whom serve in: a) academic
leadership roles; b) college administrative roles; and, c) as
faculty of homeopathic medicine programs. ACHENA needs the
support of the entire Homeopathic Community: students, schools,
organizations and consumers as we seek United States Department
of Education recognition. USDE recongition will enable students
of accredited schools to access federally backed student loans
and student visa's, as well as help raise the profile of
homeopathy as a credible health care profession.
Please support
homeopathy, support ACHENA!
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