2011 Annual World EAPA Conference
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The Power of Partnership: A Coordinated Response to the Gulf Oil Spill
Track
:
Domain II
Program Code:
1029-3b-490
Date:
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Time:
1:15 PM to 3:15 PM
EST
Location:
Room 402
SPEAKER
(S):
Susan Baker,
MSW, CEAP, Executive Director,
APS Healthcare Inc.
Executive Director of EAP programs at APS Healthcare. Susan has over 15 years of experience delivering and/or managing EAP and related services. She has developed and managed programs involving EAP, work life, coaching, training and management services. She has overall responsibility for program delivery, product and account management.
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Robert Intveld, Manager, EAP Clinical Operations,
APS Healthcare, Inc.
With over 20 years in the EAP field, Robert oversees the Management
Services Team and Critical Incident Response Operations. He received
the 2003 EAPA Special Recognition Award for his contributions to the
EAP field in Critical Incident Stress response and authoring the first
online training integrating EAP and CISM at EAPCISM.com.
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Jeff Gorter,
MSW, EAP Account Manager,
Crisis Care Network
Jeff Gorter, LMSW, Account Executive for CCN, has over 25 years of
clinical experience including extensive on-site critical incident response
to businesses. He has responded directly to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks,
Hurricane Katrina, the Virginia Tech shootings, the 2010 Gulf Oil Spill,
and the Japanese Earthquake.
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Chris Kvasnica, served as the account executive for BP since 2005.
He has over 20 years of EAP operations and account management
experience. Chris helped coordinate BP’s critical event response support
services to events throughout the United States including the Texas City,
TX explosion in 2005, and Hurricane Katrina.
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Description
After a fatal oil rig explosion, the world watched the largest oil spill, containment effort, and clean up in history. At the center of the containment and clean-up efforts stood one company, BP, who was focused on not only containment, but in providing immediate and ongoing support to BP employees, contractors and residents of the communities impacted. BP's EAP, APS Healthcare, provided over 6000 onsite hours in support of BP’s employee and community response operation. This paneled presentation will demonstrate the extraordinary level of partnership required and the challenge to go beyond traditional approaches of onsite critical incident response.
1) outline strategies for a comprehensive and phase-sensitive approach to service delivery after a complex, long-term incident; 2) demonstrate an understanding of the roles and responsibilities of the employer, EAP and specialty partner following a critical event; and 3) identify lessons learned to integrate into their own unique processes.
No items are available for this session.