Mr. William F. Brown III This is Me

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1. 1. Human Resources Staff, Broughton Hospital

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   Published on: 7/6/2008   Last Visited: 7/6/2008

   William F. Brown, III serves as Broughton Hospital's Safety and Communications Director.William began work at Broughton in June 1979 as a health care technician on Ward 105 (adult male admissions ward) of the former D Unit; followed by tours of duty as the supervisor of the laundry, a certified nursing assistant on Division A (adult female admissions ward), and a patient relations representative in the Admitting Office.He has served as Safety and Communications Director since 1993.His responsibilities include development and administration of the hospital's safety program, and oversight of the environment of care functions of safety, life safety, emergency preparedness, and hazardous materials and waste.Duties in communications include coordination of the hospital's radio network, pager operations, and cell phones.William serves on the hospital's Safety and Health Committee, PI Function Committee, Environment of Care Function Committee, HR Function Committee, HOPE Committee, Crisis Management Team Committee, and Radioisotope Committee, and is a member of the Hospital Management Team.He also represents Broughton Hospital on the Burke County Emergency Medical Services Quality Review Committee and the Burke County Homeland Security Committee.William has 23 years of service with the Oak Hill Fire/Rescue Department.He was one of the founding members of the Burke County Search and Rescue Team and is a graduate of the U.S. Justice Department's Weapons of Mass Destruction "COBRA" Incident Commander's School in Anniston, Alabama.Mr. Brown is a native of Burke County, and lives in the Oak Hill Community.He is married and has four children and two grandchildren.William sums up his work philosophy by saying: "My work as a CNA and laundry employee has provided me with the unique perspective of how management decisions affect the segment of the hospital that shoulder the greatest burden of the work, and my family's association with the hospital since the early 1900's has given me a sense of ownership in this institution.

2. 2. Safety/Communications, Broughton Hospital

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   Published on: 7/6/2008   Last Visited: 7/6/2008

   William Brown
   
   Safety Director

3. 3. www.broughtonhospital.org

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   Published on: 4/8/2008   Last Visited: 7/6/2008

   William Brown
   
   Safety Director