Cynthia Gebhard, BSN, RN
Current Employment: Seating Profiles
Position: Internal Case Manager
Seating Profiles is a specialized DME provider. Cindy’s responsibility is basically internal case manager of the clients’ funding coordination for the purchase and repair of customized durable medical equipment. Cindy is also the office manager. She has been with the company for 13 years.
ARN Member Since: 1991
SETX Chapter ARN Member: 1991
SETX Chapter Involvement: President 2002-2003
President Elect
Past President
Secretary
One-Year Board Member
Educational Committee Co-Chair
Membership Committee Co-Chair
Why did you decide to join SETX Chapter ARN?
Seating Profiles was a vendor participant/exhibitor at the 1992 annual chapter scholarship fundraiser and I was eager to get connected with a rehabilitation nursing professional organization for educational purposes and more understanding of the medical specialty area.
National ARN Involvement: National Conference Business Meeting Minutes Reviewer 2003
Community Involvement:
Cindy is involved at St. Mark Lutheran Church as a parish nurse in the “Whole Person Health Ministry.” She is a member of this congregation.
Previous Experience:
Cindy writes, “I received my practical training at St. Joseph Hospital here in Houston At San Jose Clinic, a United Fund Agency, which at the time was affiliated with the Sisters of Charity at St. Joseph. I managed the eye clinic and assisted in the Medical Management and Well Baby Clinics. It was a very challenging rehabilitation environment, on a very thin budget, which serviced primarily the indigent Hispanic community in the mid-town area of Houston.
Hobbies, Special Interests:
“I do “Rehabilitation cooking” (optimum wellness comfort food) and collecting cookbooks from regions which I have traveled. I like to spend time exploring any recipes it might offer that my family would enjoy and benefit from. My favorite “stress reliever” activity is to bake a batch of cookies!”
What Rehabilitation Nursing Means to Me: The Optimum level of wellness
“The mission of rehabilitation is my nursing professional goal. When health issues arise, be they acute or chronic in nature, the individual’s rehabilitation intervention process begins to occur until such time as that individual achieves the optimum level of wellness in their day to day living.”
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