COTS Board of Trustees Officers
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Member at Large, Pediatric Representative | Nationwide Children’s Hospital
2024 Member Spotlight:
Where were you born and/raised? I was born in Nashville, TN at Vanderbilt but was raised in Columbia, SC.
What was your first job? My first job was at a drycleaners where I collected laundry and drove a truck.
You have two weeks off and a plane ticket to go anywhere. Where would you go? India, never been/always wanted to go, but I’d probably take another two weeks off 😊
What would you like your fellow COTS partners to know about you? How impressed I am by the organized, cooperative spirit of the organization. I’ve worked in several states, and I’ve yet to see a region so well organized. It is an honor to be part of this effort.
What made you decide to be a physician/nurse/EMT/emergency manager (whatever your chosen career path)? Originally, I wanted to be a trauma surgeon, but I changed that plan after taking neuroanatomy and spending time in the OR with a neurosurgeon. Trauma remained my focus but shifted to neurotrauma.
What hobbies do you participate in your free time? I collect vinyl records, spend time with my family, and try and get outdoors as much as possible.
If you could be any superhero, who would you be? Professor X.
What is your favorite thing to do in the Winter season? Hiking in the Hocking Hills area when it is completely frozen over.
If you won the Powerball, what’s the first thing you would do? Spend more time with my family and start up a non-profit for funding injury prevention/treatment research in underfunded areas such as non-accidental trauma.
What was the first concert you attended? REM, and it was AMAZING. Thank you for taking me Uncle Rich!
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Member at Large | Mount Carmel Health System
2018 Member Spotlight:
Where were you born and raised? Columbus until 13 years old then Thornville, Ohio.
What was your first job? The obligatory babysitting and cleaning as most teenage girls did back in the day, but real job...McDonald's where I worked through some college as a shift manager.
What hobbies do you have or what do you like to do in your spare time? I've always wanted to be a doctor or nurse and take care of people. I volunteered in high school to help me determine that I wanted to do nursing.
What was the first concert you attended? McGuffey Lane and Molly Hatchet at the old Legend Valley.
You have two weeks off and a plane ticket to anywhere. Where would you go? Fiji because I've never been.
What hobbies do you participate in your free time? Sports, mostly related to my boys and read.
If you won the Powerball, what's the first thing you would do? Pay all of my immediate families houses off, set aside money for my children, nieces, and nephews, and then travel, travel, travel!
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Columbus Division of Fire Representative
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2018 Member Spotlight:
What made you decide on this profession? I got into the profession because I wanted to help people during their toughest times like when they are sick or injured.
What hobbies do you have or what do you like to do in your spare time? I like to play golf (which I do poorly) and I enjoy running marathons.
If you could be a superhero who would it be? Superman because anyone who has run a marathon knows how great it would be if you could complete it in less time than it usually takes you. Also, I can't imagine how long my golf drives would be if I had that power.
What was the first concert you attended? Three Dog Night at the old Metropolitan Arena in Minneapolis (home to the Minnesota North Stars hockey team).
Where were you born and raised? I was born and raised in northern Iowa.
What was your first job? Growing up in farm country, I did a number of jobs around farms but my first paying job was detasseling corn. I think I made $3.00/hour and worked a ten hour day. My first job in healthcare was as a nurse in Idaho Falls, Idaho where I worked in the ICU and the ER.
How long have you been affiliated with COTS and in what capacity? I began attending the COTS prehospital meetings in 2008 or 2009. In 2015, I took over Dr. Howie Werman's position on the COTS Board and have served ever since.
COTS Board of Trustees Members at Large
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Member At Large |
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center2024 Member Spotlight:
Where were you born and/raised? Rochester, NY
What was your first job? Delivering the newspaper
You have two weeks off and a plane ticket to go anywhere. Where would you go? New Zealand
What would you like your fellow COTS partners to know about you? I enjoy being on the front lines as much as I enjoy being part of the command and administrative teams.
What made you decide to be a physician/nurse/EMT/emergency manager (whatever your chosen career path)? ? My time in the military planted the seeds for many things I do today: emergency medicine, disaster response and preparedness, hyperbaric medicine.
What hobbies do you participate in your free time? I enjoy the outdoors immensely and like traveling to new places.
If you could be any superhero, who would you be? Batman
What is your favorite thing to do in the Winter season? Sit near the fireplace with a book or beverage!
If you won the Powerball, what’s the first thing you would do? Give the money away— It rarely changes life for the better.
What was the first concert you attended? A Christmas concert by the community chorus and orchestra at the age of 2 😉
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COTS Trauma Steering Committee Representative | Genesis Health System
2025 Member Spotlight
Where were you born and/raised? Pearl City, Hawaii
What was your first job? Cook at McDonalds
You have two weeks off and a plane ticket to go anywhere. Where would you go? Maldives
What would you like your fellow COTS partners to know about you? I always feel like I’m not doing enough so I am always trying to learn.
What made you decide to be a physician/nurse/EMT/emergency manager (whatever your chosen career path)? I worked as an anesthesia tech at Queen’s Medical Center and found medicine interesting and rewarding.
What hobbies do you participate in your free time? Reading, flyfishing, Kayak fishing, and try to catch up on sleep.
If you could be any superhero, who would you be? Thor.
What is your favorite thing to do in the Winter season? Travel to someplace warm.
If you won the Powerball, what’s the first thing you would do? Hire a lawyer to increase my liability insurance.
What was the first concert you attended? Cheap trick.
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Columbus Medical Association Representative
2024 Member Spotlight
Where were you born and/raised? Piqua, OH- a city 25 miles North of Dayton
What was your first job? Lifeguard and swim lesson instructor at YMCA
You have two weeks off and a plane ticket to go anywhere. Where would you go? Australia
What would you like your fellow COTS partners to know about you? I am a retired pediatrician having spent my career initially working at Nationwide Children’s Hospital as an Emergency Medicine doc then as primary care pediatrician and medical doctor in the NCH primary care network. My passion is advocacy for patients as well as advocacy for the physicians who take care these patients.
What made you decide to be a physician/nurse/EMT/emergency manager (whatever your chosen career path)? I initially wanted to be an oceanographer, but found out that the lifestyle wasn’t likely to be like Jacque Cousteau. I was good in science and liked people, so I picked medicine. I chose pediatrics because kids usually get better, and the pediatricians were the most fun to work with.
What hobbies do you participate in your free time? Golf, reading, studying and reading politics (that’s why I like the public policy committee) and interfacing with my 4 grandchildren.
If you could be any superhero, who would you be? Superman, Faster than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound.
What is your favorite thing to do in the Winter season? Go to Florida
If you won the Powerball, what’s the first thing you would do? Buy a place in Florida and set up a trust fund to support some of my favorite organizations (CMA included!)
What was the first concert you attended? Grand Funk Railroad. One of my friend’s moms was nice/ tolerant enough to drive a carload of us to Dayton Hara Area to see them. Several years ago, I got in a conversation with the guy who was the promoter of this concert as well as several other concerts I went to in Dayton.
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COTS Central Coalition Operations Steering Committee Representative | The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
2022 Member Spotlight:
Where were you born and/raised? I was born in Xenia, Ohio, and raised in Beavercreek, OH.
What was your first job? My first paying job was mowing lawns in our neighborhood. My first job where I was issued a paycheck was bagging groceries at a local supermarket.
You have two weeks off and a plane ticket to go anywhere. Where would you go? Anywhere with warm weather and a beach to sit on. My favorite place is definitely Gulf Shores, Alabama.
What hobbies do you participate in your free time? I love to run😊 I have done a few marathons and half-marathons and have been thinking about tackling a 50k or 50 miler if my wife will let me!
What is your favorite thing to do in the Winter season? My wife and I enjoy Blue Jackets games and recently became season ticket holders.
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Member at Large, Public Health | Columbus Public Health
2024 Member Spotlight:
Where were you born and/raised? I was born and raised in Morristown, New Jersey… hence I am a huge New York Yankees and New York Giants fan.
What was your first job? I worked at Little Caesars Pizza when I was 15 years old; they actually made me an assistant manager at age 16! I don’t often eat Little Caesars, as I ate a lifetime supply in high school.
You have two weeks off and a plane ticket to go anywhere, Where would you go? My wife and I would definitely go to Hawaii; she’s never been, and I have several more islands I would love to explore.
What would you like your fellow COTS partners to know about you? As the Assistant Health Commissioner and Chief Nursing Officer, I oversee many programs and staff. I love to collaborate and find new partners to work with in our community, even some non-traditional partners.
What made you decide to be a physician/nurse/EMT/emergency manager (whatever your chosen career path)? My mother was a nurse and I often played with her stethoscope and medical bag as a young child; she was the inspiration for me to go to nursing school. Once in nursing school, I was hooked and have been an RN for 28 years.
What hobbies do you participate in your free time? My wife and I have 5 children, ages 15-28, and a 4 year old granddaughter! When we have free time, I love to cook and eat, love to golf, garden, beekeeping and watch sports.
If you could be any superhero, who would you be? Not really into superheros… I did like watching Wonder Woman growing up, though, as I thought she was a great role model.
What is your favorite thing to do in the Winter season? Make a fire and watch football!
If you won the Powerball, what’s the first thing you would do? Take my entire family (I’m the youngest of 8) on a long vacation.
What was the first concert you attended? Michael Jackson’s Thriller concert!
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Member at Large | Marietta Memorial Hospital
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Member at Large, ED/EMS Medical Director | Columbus Division of Fire
2017 Member Spotlight:
How long have you been affiliated with COTS and in what capacity?Since 2006 and have served in every role including Secretary/Treasurer, Vice President, President and now Immediate Past President.
What made you decide to become a physician? Medicine is a second career for me, I actually worked about 7 years as an Aerospace Engineer. I began to have interest and thoughts of medicine and became a Volunteer in an EMS organization near Johnson Space Center (League City Texas) and caught the bug ending up in Emergency Medicine and EMS.
What hobbies do you have or what do you like to do in your spare time? Most of my hobbies focus around the kids activities, from skiing, to elk hunting in Colorado. Sports are big in our family. I still enjoy aerospace activities.
If you could be a superhero who would it be? Batman. He has the coolest toys.
What was the first concert you attended? Alabama
Where were you born and raised? I was born in Brownwood Texas. I consider Midland Texas my hometown (with a nod to Trauma and EMS, a town most famous for the "little girl falling in the well").
What was your first job? I was the yard man for Memorial Christian Church in Midland Texas, started at $3.00 an hour. I was 13, and mostly got the job from the property manager because my Dad was one of the ministers at the church.
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Columbus Medical Association Representative
Medard R. Lutmerding, MD, FACEP, has been elected to serve as the next Board of Trustees President for the Central Ohio Trauma System (COTS). Dr. Lutmerding has been a longtime board member of COTS and an emergency medicine physician with Mount Carmel Health System. Dr. Lutmerding represents the Columbus Medical Association on the COTS Board of Trustees. Through his involvement in COTS, Dr. Lutmerding has been instrumental in addressing emergency department diversion and furthering the development of healthcare disaster preparedness in the Central Ohio region.
Besides his service on the COTS Board of Trustees for sixteen years, Dr. Lutmerding is active on the COTS Executive Committee and co-chairs two other COTS committees: the Regional Healthcare Emergency Preparedness Committee and the Diversion Committee.
Dr. Lutmerding was born and raised in Dayton, Ohio. He attended the University of Dayton where he received his Bachelors of Science in 1970. He worked as a trained attendant at Miami Valley Hospital in the emergency department. Dr. Lutmerding's medical degree was achieved at The Ohio State University in 1975. Following an internal medicine residency, he joined Mount Carmel West in 1978 as an emergency medicine physician. Dr. Lutmerding recently celebrated 38 years of practice at Mount Carmel.
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Franklin County Health Commissioner | Franklin County Public Health
2025 Member Spotlight:
Where were you born and/raised? Cleveland, OH
What was your first job? First job was golf caddie at 12
You have two weeks off and a plane ticket to go anywhere. Where would you go? Not sure. Carribean, South America, Africa, or Europe. Maybe Yellowstone, National Parks. Anywhere for 2 weeks sounds great, though.
What would you like your fellow COTS partners to know about you? How much I appreciate their dedication to COTS and our community. It’s an honor to be apart of the board.
What made you decide to be a physician/nurse/EMT/emergency manager (whatever your chosen career path)? Opportunity, really. Sometimes your career leads in a direction you didn’t think would happen. I have been fortunate to have several unexpected opportunities leading me to public health.
What hobbies do you participate in your free time? Golf and live music.
If you could be any superhero, who would you be? Any of the Guardians of Good Health, but probably Globey.
What is your favorite thing to do in the Winter season? Watch golf and hit golf balls in my garage.
If you won the Powerball, what’s the first thing you would do? If I won, I would buy my mom a house.
What was the first concert you attended? I have seen Dave Matthews Band the most, but my first concert was me tagging along with my sisters to a Van Halen show in the 1980s..way too loud.
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COTS Trauma Steering Committee Representative | OhioHealth
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COTS Emergency Services Steering Committee Representative | Interfacility Transport Leader
COTS Board of Trustees Non- Voting Members
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The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Dr. Andrew Thomas serves as the Chief Clinical Officer and Senior Associate Vice President for Health Sciences at the Ohio State Wexner Medical Center. He provides oversight for patient care services and medical staff administration and is a key leader in the construction of OSUWMC’s new $2 billion, 830-bed inpatient tower. During the pandemic, Thomas co-chaired the OSUWMC COVID command center and coordinated activities for 64 hospitals and health systems across 36 counties in Ohio. As Chief Clinical Officer, he focuses on alignment across the organization as he collaborates with other medical center leaders on institution-wide initiatives related to clinical operations, population health, clinical outreach, government relations, graduate medical education (GME), clinical practice transformation, quality, patient safety, and patient experience. Thomas previously served as the Associate Dean for Graduate Medical Education for 9 years.
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COTS Southeast/Southeast Central Coalition Operations Steering Committee Representative | Genesis Health System
COTS Emergency Services Steering Committee
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Columbus Division of Fire Representative
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Emergency Medicine Physician Representative | The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
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COTS Emergency Department Nurse Manager/Director Committee Chair | Nationwide Children's Hospital
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Hospital EMS Coordinator | Mount Carmel Health System EMS
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At-large EMS Medical Director |
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EMS Educator with EMS-Instructor Certification Representative | OhioHealth EMS
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Rural ED Leader
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Non-officer, EMS Field Provider Representative | Columbus Division of Fire
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ED Physician or Nurse Manager/ Director Urban Healthcare Facility Representative | The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
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ED Physician or Nurse Manager/Director of a Pediatric Healthcare Facility | Nationwide Children’s Hospital
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Private Ambulance Service Representative | MedCare
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Central Ohio Fire Chiefs Representative | Genoa Township Fire Department
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Franklin County Fire Chief Association | Madison Township Fire Department
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At-large EMS Agency Coordinator | Madison Township Fire Department
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Interfacility Transport Leader | MedFlight
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EMS Medical Director Representative | Metropolitan Emergency Consortium Communications (MECC)
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Non-fire-based EMS agency | Nominated by the Ohio EMS Chiefs Association
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President | COTS
Non-Voting Member
COTS Central Coalition Operations Steering Committee (Zone 2- Region 4)
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Franklin County | The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
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Knox County | Knox Community Hospital
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Franklin County | OhioHealth
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Union County | Memorial Hospital
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Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) | Bella Care Hospice
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Pickaway County | Pickaway County Health District | Public Health
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Franklin County | Columbus Division of Police | Law Enforcement
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Licking County| Public Health
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Fairfield County | Fairfield County Health Department | Public Health
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Franklin County | Columbus Division of Fire | EMS
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EMS
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Regional Public Health Coordinator |
Non-Voting Member
Franklin County
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Delaware County | Delaware County Emergency Management | EMA
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Franklin County, Trauma Leader Representative | The Ohio State Wexner Medical Center
2024 Member Spotlight
Where were you born and/raised? Rochester, NY
What was your first job? Delivering the newspaper
You have two weeks off and a plane ticket to go anywhere. Where would you go? New Zealand
What would you like your fellow COTS partners to know about you? I enjoy being on the front lines as much as I enjoy being part of the command and administrative teams.
What made you decide to be a physician/nurse/EMT/emergency manager (whatever your chosen career path)? ? My time in the military planted the seeds for many things I do today: emergency medicine, disaster response and preparedness, hyperbaric medicine.
What hobbies do you participate in your free time? I enjoy the outdoors immensely and like traveling to new places.
If you could be any superhero, who would you be? Batman
What is your favorite thing to do in the Winter season? Sit near the fireplace with a book or beverage!
If you won the Powerball, what’s the first thing you would do? Give the money away— It rarely changes life for the better.
What was the first concert you attended? A Christmas concert by the community chorus and orchestra at the age of 2 😉
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The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Dr. Andrew Thomas serves as the Chief Clinical Officer and Senior Associate Vice President for Health Sciences at the Ohio State Wexner Medical Center. He provides oversight for patient care services and medical staff administration and is a key leader in the construction of OSUWMC’s new $2 billion, 830-bed inpatient tower. During the pandemic, Thomas co-chaired the OSUWMC COVID command center and coordinated activities for 64 hospitals and health systems across 36 counties in Ohio. As Chief Clinical Officer, he focuses on alignment across the organization as he collaborates with other medical center leaders on institution-wide initiatives related to clinical operations, population health, clinical outreach, government relations, graduate medical education (GME), clinical practice transformation, quality, patient safety, and patient experience. Thomas previously served as the Associate Dean for Graduate Medical Education for 9 years.
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Wyandot County | Hospital
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Madison County | Madison Health | Hospital
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Franklin County | Nationwide Children’s Hospital
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Franklin County | Mount Carmel Health System
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Franklin County | Columbus Public Health
2019 Member Spotlight:
Where were you born and raised?Xenia, Ohio.
What was your first job? I was a Bob Evans hostess during high school. After college, I worked at Community Tissue Services in organ, tissue, and eye donation.
What hobbies do you have or what do you like to do in your spare time? My oldest son is starting to play sports so most of my free time is spent at the ball fields, but when I get free time I enjoy horseback riding through the hills of Southern Ohio and Kentucky!
You have two weeks off and a plane ticket to anywhere. Where would you go? I would grab my family and head to Hawaii! We love the beach, from the smell and sound to the food, and the sun!
If you won the Powerball, what's the first thing you would do? First thing I would do is call my dad! We talk about winning the lottery all the time and we have our plan all set for the day it happens.
What is your favorite thing to do in the winter season? Grab a hot cup of coffee and curl up on the couch with my kiddos and watch a movie.
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Franklin County | Franklin County Emergency Management & Homeland Security | EMA
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Hardin County
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Logan County |
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President | COTS
Non-Voting Member
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Director of Healthcare Emergency Preparedness & Central Region Healthcare Coordinator (RHC), | COTS
Non-Voting Member
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Central Emergency Management Specialist & Regional Coalition Coordinator | COTS
Non-Voting Member
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Southeast/Southeast Central Emergency Management Manager & Regional Healthcare Coordinator (RHC) | COTS
Non-Voting Member
COTS Southeast/Southeast Central Coalition Operations Steering Committee (Zone 2- Regions 7 & 8)
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Perry County | Clinical Advisor | Genesis Health System (Perry County FSED)
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Muskingum County Representative | Muskingum County EMA
2024 Member Spotlight
Where were you born and/raised? I was born and raised in Zanesville. I spent 5 years in Lancaster Pennsylvania when my dad was transferred there for his job, and we then returned to Zanesville.
What was your first job? My first job was at a local tire shop.
You have two weeks off and a plane ticket to go anywhere, Where would you go? I would travel to Fort Myers Florida to spend time with my sister and her family that live there.
What would you like your fellow COTS partners to know about you? I have spent the last 44 years being involved in EMS/Fire/EMA serving my community. I am blessed to be a 13 year post open-heart surgery survivor. Thanks to Dr. Greg Keagey, and the staff at Genesis Good Samaritan Hospital, I survive the widow maker.
What made you decide to be a physician/nurse/EMT/emergency manager (whatever your chosen career path)? My desire to help people.
What hobbies do you participate in your free time? Golf and woodworking
What is your favorite thing to do in the Winter season? I enjoy shoveling snow for my neighbors, who are most elderly and handicapped
If you won the Powerball, what’s the first thing you would do? Take my family on the vacation to the location of their choice.
To quote my wife, “ He will never retire because he loves working”!
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Ross County Representative | Adena Health System
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Morgan County Representative| Morgan County Health Department
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Meigs County Representative | Holzer Health System (Meigs FSED)
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Southeast Central Regional Public Health Coordinator | Athens City-County Health Department
Non-Voting Member
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Athens County Representative | Athens County EMS
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Pike County Representative | Pike County Health Department
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Gallia County Representative | Holzer Health System
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Vinton County Representative | Vinton County EMA
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Southeast Regional Public Health Coordinator | | Zanesville Muskingum County Health Department
Non-Voting Member
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Monroe County Representative | Monroe County Public Health
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Guernsey County Representative | OhioHealth Southeastern Medical Center
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Center for Medicare & Medicaid (CMS)
Scioto County Representative | Community Choice Homecare Inc.
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Perry County Representative | Somerset Reading Township Fire Department
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The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Dr. Andrew Thomas serves as the Chief Clinical Officer and Senior Associate Vice President for Health Sciences at the Ohio State Wexner Medical Center. He provides oversight for patient care services and medical staff administration and is a key leader in the construction of OSUWMC’s new $2 billion, 830-bed inpatient tower. During the pandemic, Thomas co-chaired the OSUWMC COVID command center and coordinated activities for 64 hospitals and health systems across 36 counties in Ohio. As Chief Clinical Officer, he focuses on alignment across the organization as he collaborates with other medical center leaders on institution-wide initiatives related to clinical operations, population health, clinical outreach, government relations, graduate medical education (GME), clinical practice transformation, quality, patient safety, and patient experience. Thomas previously served as the Associate Dean for Graduate Medical Education for 9 years.
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Jefferson County Representative | Trinity Medical Center West & Trinity St. Clairsville Neighborhood Hospital
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Noble County Representative | Noble County EMA
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Coshocton County Representative | Coshocton County EMS
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Jackson County Representative | Holzer Health System
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Hocking County Representative | Pike County General Health District
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Belmont and Harrison Counties Representative / WVU Medicine Barnesville Hospital and WVU Medicine Harrison Community Hospital
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Lawrence County
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Washington County
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Southeast/Southeast Central Emergency Manager & Regional Healthcare Coordinator (RHC) | COTS
Non-Voting Member
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Director of Healthcare Emergency Preparedness & Central Region Healthcare Coordinator (RHC) | COTS
Non-Voting Member
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President | COTS
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Southeast/Southeast Central Emergency Management Specialist & Regional Coalition Coordinator | COTS
Non-Voting Member
COTS Trauma Steering Committee
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Member at Large | OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital
2025 Member Spotlight
Where were you born and/raised? I was born in Chillicothe, OH. I was raised in Waverly, OH.
What was your first job? I worked for my parents in their veterinarian clinic cleaning cages, walking dogs and assisting in the OR.
You have two weeks off and a plane ticket to go anywhere, Where would you go? I would travel to Waverly, OH and visit family.
What would you like your fellow COTS partners to know about you? I have an interest in rural trauma education and preparedness.
What made you decide to be a physician/nurse/EMT/emergency manager (whatever your chosen career path)? I loved medicine but did not like getting bit by dogs & cats.
What hobbies do you participate in your free time? Gardening, fishing and water sports.
If you could be any superhero, who would you be? Superman and live like Clark Kent.
What is your favorite thing to do in the Winter season? Skiing.
If you won the Powerball, what’s the first thing you would do? Buy a bigger boat.
What was the first concert you attended? Jimmy Buffett
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Member at Large | OhioHealth Grant Medical Center
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Administrator Interfacility Air Medical Transport Representative | Air Evac Lifeteam
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Trauma Rehabilitation Healthcare Facility Representative | Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation | The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
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Member at Large | Genesis Health System
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Rural Non-trauma Center Emergency Department Administrator Representative | Licking Memorial Hospital
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Member at Large | Marietta Memorial Hospital
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COTS Registry Subcommittee Chair | Mount Carmel East
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COTS Trauma Program Manager/Director Chair | OhioHealth Pickerington Methodist Hospital
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ED/EMS Medical Director Representative | Columbus Division of Fire
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Central Ohio Fire Chiefs Representative | Whitehall Division of Fire
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Member at Large | OhioHealth Pickerington Methodist Hospital
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Member at Large | Mount Carmel East
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At Large OhioHealth Dublin Methodist Hospital
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Member at Large | Nationwide Children's Hospital
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Member at Large | The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
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Trauma Medical Director or Trauma Program Manager/Director Pediatric Health Care Facility Representative |Nationwide Children's Hospital
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Member at Large | The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center East Hospital
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President | COTS
Non-Voting Member
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Compliance Data and Operations Analyst | COTS
Non-Voting Member
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Trauma Process Improvement Nurse Coordinator | COTS
Non-Voting Member