2019-08-15T12:39:52-05:00 2018-09-30 580692043 MAULDIN & JENKINS LLC 200 GALLERIA PKWY SE STE 1700 ATLANTA GA 303395946 990 2017-10-01 237410799 COUNCIL OF STATE AND TERRITORIAL EPIDEMIOLOGISTS INC COUN 7704583811 2635 CENTURY PARKWAY NE NO 700 ATLANTA GA 30345 JEFFREY P ENGEL MD EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 7704583811 2019-08-14 1 ALEISA HOWELL P00936721 7709558600 2019-08-14 50.192.51.169 2019-08-14 16:29:42 ED P 07C312CC4ED010F6FA467BEB87CF6DF12CA64685 B413711F85BE4EF68C6F4E047D6F3DBB70C7A154 2017 2019-02-21 02:37:17Z X JEFFREY P ENGEL MD 2635 CENTURY PARKWAY NE NO 700 ATLANTA GA 30345 21882598 0 X WWW.CSTE.ORG X 1992 GA DEVELOPMENT OF STATE SURVEILLANCE AND EPIDEMIOLOGIST TRAININGVISION STATEMENTTHE COUNCIL OF STATE AND TERRITORIAL EPIDEMIOLOGISTS IS COMMITTED TO IMPROVING THE PUBLIC'S HEALTH BY SUPPORTING THE EFFORTS OF EPIDEMIOLOGISTS WORKING AT THE STATE AND LOCAL LEVEL TO INFLUENCE PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAMS AND POLICY BASED ON SCIENCE AND DATA. 10 10 58 975 278 0 17071097 20508715 1062815 1350157 8450 -79966 13896 10491 18156258 21789397 5481098 6984047 0 0 4441674 5407819 0 0 0 7900151 8851310 17822923 21243176 333335 546221 4314631 5934263 2146919 3220330 2167712 2713933 X SEE SCHEDULE OCSTE PROMOTES THE EFFECTIVE USE OF EPIDEMIOLOGIC DATA TO GUIDE PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE AND IMPROVE HEALTH. CSTE ACCOMPLISHES THIS BY SUPPORTING THE USE OF EFFECTIVE PUBLIC HEALTH SURVEILLANCE AND GOOD EPIDEMIOLOGIC PRACTICE THROUGH TRAINING, CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT, PEER CONSULTATION, DEVELOPING STANDARDS FOR PRACTICE, AND ADVOCATING FOR RESOURCES AND SCIENTIFICALLY BASED POLICY. 0 0 SEE SCHEDULE OCDC/CSTE APPLIED EPIDEMIOLOGY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM:CREATED IN 2003, THE APPLIED EPIDEMIOLOGY FELLOWSHIP (AEF) IS DESIGNED FOR RECENT MASTER'S OR DOCTORAL-LEVEL GRADUATES IN EPIDEMIOLOGY OR A RELATED FIELD WHO ARE INTERESTED IN PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE AT THE STATE OR LOCAL LEVEL. THE PROGRAM PROVIDES RIGOROUS TRAINING AND MENTORSHIP FOR ITS PARTICIPANTS WHILE ALSO BEING FLEXIBLE TO MEET THE SUBJECT AREA INTERESTS OF THE FELLOW. FELLOWS DEVELOP A SET OF CORE SKILLS THROUGH COMPETENCY-BASED TRAINING.BASED ON THE EPIDEMIC INTELLIGENCE SERVICE (EIS) PROGRAM AND USING A MENTORSHIP MODEL, THE FELLOWSHIP OFFERS A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY FOR GRADUATES TO DEVELOP EPIDEMIOLOGIC SKILLS WITH HIGH QUALITY, ON-THE-JOB TRAINING. FELLOWS WORK CLOSELY WITH HIGHLY TRAINED AND EXPERIENCED EPIDEMIOLOGISTS AT THE STATE AND LOCAL LEVEL, AS WELL AS THOSE WORKING AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL WITH CDC. OVERALL, 88% OF FELLOWSHIP GRADUATES WORKED IN STATE, LOCAL, OR FEDERAL PUBLIC HEALTH AGENCIES FOR A LEAST A YEAR FOLLOWING THE FELLOWSHIP.AEF HIGHLIGHTS:1) STEPHANIE JOHNSON, MPH, A CLASS XV FELLOW AT THE MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH WAS DEPLOYED TO AMERICAN SAMOA IN SEPTEMBER 2017 TO ASSIST WITH A DENGUE OUTBREAK THAT BEGAN IN NOVEMBER 2016. FOR THREE WEEKS, SHE WORKED TO ORGANIZE AND MAINTAIN FIELD MATERIALS, AS WELL AS MANAGED THE DIFFERENT INTERVIEWER AND PHLEBOTOMIST TEAMS FORMED. STEPHANIE ALSO ASSISTED IN A HOUSEHOLD CLUSTER INVESTIGATION TO IDENTIFY PEOPLE WITH RECENT DENGUE VIRUS INFECTION AND IDENTIFY BEHAVIORAL OR ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH INFECTION. HER TEAM'S WORK WAS PUBLISHED IN THE NOVEMBER 2018 MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY WEEKLY REPORT (MMWR) AND HIGHLIGHTED IN CSTE'S BLOG.2) KAITLYN SYKES, MPH, A CLASS XIV FELLOW AT THE MARICOPA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH, USED CSTE'S ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS SUBCOMMITTEE RECOMMENDED 18 INDICATORS TO QUANTIFY INDICATORS OF MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE FOR THE FIRST TIME AT THAT JURISDICTION. SHE ANALYZED THE MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE INDICATORS FOR 2010-2014, AS WELL AS CREATED A FIVE-YEAR REPORT FOR ALL MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE INDICATORS. 3) KELLY WALBLAY, MPH, A CLASS XV INFECTIOUS DISEASE FELLOW AT THE ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH PARTICIPATED IN THE INVESTIGATION AND RESPONSE EFFORTS TO IDENTIFY COAGULOPATHY CASES LINKED TO SYNTHETIC CANNABINOID USE MARCH-APRIL 2018. DURING THE INVESTIGATION, KELLY ASSISTED WITH COLLECTION OF KEY EXPOSURE AND MEDICAL OUTCOMES DATA BY DEVELOPING A PATIENT QUESTIONNAIRE TO COLLECT DATA ON PATIENT DEMOGRAPHICS, POTENTIAL EXPOSURES AND OUTCOMES. SHE ALSO WORKED WITH LAB STAFF TO COLLECT LONG-ACTING ANTICOAGULANT PANEL TESTING RESULTS OF EACH CASE. FROM HER EXPERIENCE, SHE CO-AUTHORED A CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION'S MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY WEEKLY REPORT PUBLISHED IN MAY 2018. SEE SCHEDULE OTRAININGS AND RESOURCES: 1) RELEASED THE 2017 EPIDEMIOLOGY CAPACITY ASSESSMENT REPORT DESCRIBING THE FUNCTION AND NUMBER OF EPIDEMIOLOGISTS IN STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENTS.2) TRAINED 74 INDIVIDUALS ACROSS 15 HEALTH DEPARTMENTS ON PUBLIC HEALTH INFORMATICS USING A TEAM- AND PROJECT-BASED APPROACH THROUGH THE APPLIED INFORMATICS TEAM TRAINING (AITT) PROGRAM.3) PROMOTED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AMONG APPLIED EPIDEMIOLOGISTS ON TOPICS OF PUBLIC HEALTH INFORMATICS, EVALUATION, GRANT WRITING, DATA ANALYSIS AND SCIENTIFIC WRITING THROUGH WEBINARS AND TRAININGS.4) PROVIDED VIRTUAL TRAININGS TO 27 JURISDICTIONS ON HOW TO AUTHOR REPORTING SPECIFICATIONS IN THE REPORTABLE CONDITIONS KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (RCKMS) AUTHORING INTERFACE.5) PROVIDED SAS E-LEARNING COURSES TO 15 HIV SURVEILLANCE STAFF ACROSS VARIOUS JURISDICTIONS TO BUILD EPIDEMIOLOGIC CAPACITY.6) RELEASED THE "BEST PRACTICES FOR SURVEILLANCE OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE VIA ELECTRONIC LABORATORY REPORTING (ELR)" GUIDANCE DOCUMENT, WHICH SUMMARIZES EXPERIENCES WITH RECEIVING AND PROCESSING CARBAPENEM-RESISTANT ENTEROBACTERIACEAE (CRE) ELR FROM LABORATORIES AND RECOMMENDED RELATED BEST PRACTICES FOR WORKING WITH LABORATORIES AND CRE ELR MESSAGES.7) RELEASED THE ZIKA VIRUS PREPAREDNESS RESOURCES TOOLKIT AND ONLINE REPOSITORY TO ENHANCE PUBLIC HEALTH PROFESSIONALS' CAPACITY TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT EVIDENCE-BASED PREVENTION AND CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR ZIKA AND OTHER MOSQUITO-BORNE DISEASES.8) REVIEWED AND REVISED THE CSTE CLIMATE & HEALTH INDICATORS USING INFORMATION GATHERED IN PREVIOUS PILOT STUDIES, FEEDBACK FROM MEMBERS, AND RESEARCH OF AVAILABLE DATA SOURCES.9) DEVELOPED NEW CSTE CLIMATE & HEALTH INDICATORS TO ADDRESS EMERGING CLIMATE AND HEALTH CONCERNS.10) RELEASED A GUIDANCE DOCUMENT FROM THE OH SURVEILLANCE SUBCOMMITTEE TO PROVIDE STATES WITH IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES FOR OH INTEGRATION INTO OTHER AREAS OF PUBLIC HEALTH.11) UPDATED THE CSTE SURVEILLANCE INDICATORS FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND MENTAL HEALTH TO VERSION 2 WITH FEEDBACK FROM PILOTS CONDUCTED IN 2017. PILOTED THE UPDATED VERSION WITH 10 STATES AND FIVE COUNTIES IN SPRING 2018.12) PUBLISHED THE ARTICLE "PREVALENCE OF GABAPENTIN IN DRUG OVERDOSE POSTMORTEM TOXICOLOGY TESTING RESULTS," CO-AUTHORED BY MEMBERS OF THE CSTE OVERDOSE SUBCOMMITTEE, IN THE JOURNAL DRUG AND ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE.13) RELEASED THE SYPHILIS OUTBREAK DETECTION DOCUMENT TO GIVE STD PROGRAMS A FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING THEIR EPIDEMIOLOGY, DETERMINING IF AND WHEN AN OUTBREAK MIGHT BE OCCURRING, AND DETERMINING WHEN ADDITIONAL RESOURCES AND ACTIVITIES COULD BE NEEDED TO PREVENT FURTHER TRANSMISSION OF DISEASE. SEE SCHEDULE OBUILDING STLT CAPACITY:1) FOSTERED SHARED LEARNING AND NETWORKING WITH 70 MENTEES AND 54 MENTORS AS PART OF THE CSTE EARLY CAREER PROFESSIONALS MENTORSHIP PROGRAM.2) IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CDC, HOSTED A FOUR-PART WEBINAR SERIES TO BUILD EVALUATION CAPACITY AMONG EPIDEMIOLOGISTS.3) CONTINUED TO SUPPORT INITIAL ECR IMPLEMENTATION SITES UTILIZING RCKMS THROUGH THE DIGITAL BRIDGE INITIATIVE. 4) CONDUCTED THE 2017 STATE REPORTABLE CONDITIONS ASSESSMENT (SRCA) TO CAPTURE REPORTABLE CONDITIONS AND REQUIREMENTS BY STATE.5) FUNDED NINE JURISDICTIONS TO IMPLEMENT NOVEL SURVEILLANCE PROJECTS TO ADDRESS EMERGING ISSUES IN SUBSTANCE USE AND MENTAL HEALTH.6) FUNDED FIVE JURISDICTIONS TO PILOT THE EXPANSION OF EXISTING INFLUENZA SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS AND INFORMATICS TO FACILITATE THE EXCHANGE OF DATA NECESSARY TO DETERMINE THE WEEKLY PROPORTION OF ILI DUE TO INFLUENZA AND ESTIMATE THE OUTPATIENT DISEASE BURDEN OF INFLUENZA.7) CONTINUED FUNDING FOR THREE HEALTH DEPARTMENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN LABORATORY-CONFIRMED, POPULATION-BASED, ALL AGES, INFLUENZA HOSPITALIZATION SURVEILLANCE FOR THE 2017-18 INFLUENZA SEASON.8) PROVIDED SUPPORT TO SEVEN JURISDICTIONS TO FURTHER INTERSTATE PARTNERSHIPS THROUGH WORK AROUND ZOONOTIC DISEASE BETWEEN HUMAN, ANIMAL HEALTH, AND YOUTH IN AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATIONS AT THE STATE AND LOCAL LEVEL. 9) DEVELOPED A PEER-TO-PEER TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM FOR HAI COORDINATORS TO PROMOTE COLLABORATION, KNOWLEDGE SHARING, AND PROVIDE PEER SUPPORT TO NEWER HAI COORDINATORS.10) CONDUCTED ASSESSMENT OF INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL RESOURCES AND CAPACITY TO ASSESS STATE HAI PROGRAMS' INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL RESOURCES, CAPACITY, AND ACTIVITIES FOLLOWING 2014 EBOLA FUNDING.11) THE MCH SUBCOMMITTEE FORMED A NEONATAL ABSTINENCE SYNDROME (NAS) WORKGROUP AND DEVELOPED AN ASSESSMENT OF STATE SURVEILLANCE PRACTICES AND DATA SOURCES FOR NAS.12) FORMED THE DATA STANDARDIZATION WORKGROUP TO ADDRESS JURISDICTIONAL REPORTING VARIATION BY DEVELOPING CONSENSUS IN THE INTERPRETATION OF DATA ELEMENTS USED IN STATE REPORTING TO CDC, INFORMATION EXCHANGE BETWEEN STATES, AND ANALYSIS.13) FORMED THE DATA RELEASE WORKGROUP DEVELOP GUIDANCE AND SUGGESTED LANGUAGE FOR PUBLIC HEALTH AGENCIES TO DEVELOP RELEASE AND SUPPRESSION POLICIES FOR AGGREGATE DATA.14) SIX STATES (ALASKA, MAINE, NEW YORK, NEW MEXICO, WEST VIRGINIA, PENNSYLVANIA) IMPLEMENTED THE 12-QUESTION MARIJUANA AND PRESCRIPTION DRUG SUPPLEMENT IN THE PREGNANCY RISK ASSESSMENT MONITORING SYSTEM (PRAMS)15) THE MARIJUANA SUBCOMMITTEE COMPLETED AN ENVIRONMENTAL SCAN OF STATE MARIJUANA SURVEILLANCE WITH RESPONSES FROM 35 STATES. CONVENINGS & MEETINGS:1) HOSTED FOUR VECTOR-BORNE DISEASES (VBD) REGIONAL MEETINGS TO INCREASE STATE, TRIBAL, LOCAL, AND TERRITORIAL VBD EPIDEMIOLOGY AND SURVEILLANCE CAPACITY.2) HOSTED THE 9TH ANNUAL CSTE DISASTER EPIDEMIOLOGY (DE) WORKSHOP IN ATLANTA, GA TO IMPROVE ALL-HAZARD DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE EPIDEMIOLOGY CAPACITY AT ALL LEVELS OF PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE.3) HOSTED THE ICD-10-CM TRANSITION WORKGROUP AND THE ICD-10-CM DRUG POISONING INDICATORS WORKGROUP MEETINGS IN ATLANTA, GA IN FALL 2017.4) HELD THE FIRST CSTE SUBSTANCE USE AND MENTAL HEALTH STRATEGIC PLANNING MEETING IN ATLANTA, GA WITH LEADERSHIP FROM SEVEN OF CSTE'S SUBCOMMITTEES.5) HOSTED A TECHNICAL REVIEW OF THE U.S. INFLUENZA SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM WHICH CONVENED REPRESENTATIVES FROM CDC, STLT HEALTH DEPARTMENTS/LABORATORIES, AND SEVERAL ACADEMIC, FEDERAL AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS TO EVALUATE THE U.S. INFLUENZA SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM AND IDENTIFY IMPROVEMENTS FOR A MORE EFFICIENT, ROBUST, AND USEFUL SYSTEM.6) HOSTED A TRAVEL HISTORY DATA HARMONIZATION WORKSHOP IN OCTOBER 2017 TO SHARE HOW JURISDICTIONS COLLECT TRAVEL HISTORY INFORMATION AND VET CDC'S TRAVEL HISTORY HARMONIZATION EFFORTS THROUGH CDC'S SURVEILLANCE DATA PLATFORM (SDP).7) CONTINUED SERVING AS CO-CHAIR FOR THE COUNCIL TO IMPROVE FOODBORNE OUTBREAK RESPONSE (CIFOR) WITH TWO IN-PERSON COUNCIL MEETINGS IN DENVER IN FALL 2017 AND NEW ORLEANS IN SPRING 2018, AND THE COUNCIL FOR OUTBREAK RESPONSE: HEALTHCARE-ASSOCIATED INFECTIONS AND ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANT PATHOGENS (CORHA) WITH A MEETING IN FALL 2017 IN ATLANTA, GA.8) CONVENED TWO IN-PERSON MEETINGS OF THE CSTE/CDC/APHL ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE SURVEILLANCE TASK FORCE (ARSTF), FOCUSED ON DEVELOPING RECOMMENDATIONS TO IMPROVE AR SURVEILLANCE CAPACITY IN THE UNITED STATES.9) CO-HOSTED THE FORUM ON CULTURE-INDEPENDENT DIAGNOSTICS WITH CDC, APHL, THE PEW CHARITABLE TRUSTS, AND OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY. THE FORUM, HELD PREVIOUSLY IN 2012, ADDRESSED CIDT IMPACTS ON PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE, ISOLATE-BASED SURVEILLANCE, AND TECHNOLOGICAL SOLUTIONS.10) CO-HOSTED THE 2017 INTEGRATED FOODBORNE OUTBREAK RESPONSE AND MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE (INFORM). THIS BIENNIAL CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTED THE WAYS NEXT GENERATION SEQUENCING TECHNOLOGY IS ADVANCING THE ACCURACY AND SENSITIVITY OF PUBLIC HEALTH FOODBORNE INVESTIGATIONS. POLICY - CO-SIGNED SEVERAL LETTERS TO CONGRESS IN 2017-18, INCLUDING A LETTER WITH APHL IN SUPPORT OF CDC BUDGET PRIORITIES. OTHER ADVOCACY LETTERS CSTE CO-SIGNED INCLUDE:1) IN SUPPORT OF PAPHA REAUTHORIZATION2) IN OPPOSITION TO A CONGRESSIONAL REVIEW ACT RESOLUTION OF DISAPPROVAL TO REPEAL AN OSHA REGULATION ABOUT MAINTAIN RECORDS OF WORK-RELATED INJURIES AND ILLNESSES3)IN SUPPORT OF MATERNAL & CHILD HEALTH FUNDING4)IN SUPPORT OF NIOSH FUNDING5)IN SUPPORT OF TB FUNDING6)JOINING MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS TO URGE ACTION ON COMMON-SENSE COMPREHENSIVE GUN VIOLENCE PREVENTION LEGISLATION7)SUSPEND THE IMPENDING CUTS TO THE CLINICAL LABORATORY FEE SCHEDULE (CLFS)8)IN SUPPORT OF THE AMR CHALLENGEPOLICY - SUBMITTED COMMENTS ON THE CMS PROPOSED RULE FOR THE INPATIENT PROSPECTIVE PAYMENT SYSTEM (IPPS) AND PROMOTING INTEROPERABILITY PROGRAM. 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 52 0 1 58 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 X 10 10 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 GA X JEFFREY P ENGEL MD 7704583811 2635 CENTURY PARKWAY NE SUITE 700 ATLANTA GA 30345 JOSEPH MCLAUGHLIN VICE PRESIDENT 2.00 X X 0 0 0 BARBARA GABELLA CROSS CUTTING I 3.00 X 0 0 0 SHARON WATKINS PHD ENVIRONMENTAL/OCCUPATIONAL 7.00 X 0 0 0 SARAH PARK MD PRESIDENT-ELECT 2.00 X X 0 0 0 RICHARD DANILA PHD MPH INFECTIOUS DISEASE 5.00 X 0 0 0 AARON FLEISCHAUER CROSS CUTTING II 3.00 X 0 0 0 JANET HAMILTON PRESIDENT 6.00 X X 0 0 0 MARCELLE LAYTON SECRETARY-TREAS. 4.00 X X 0 0 0 ROBERT GRAFF PHD CHRONIC DISEASE/MATERNAL & CHILD HEALTH 3.00 X 0 0 0 KATHRYN TURNER SURVEILLANCE/INFORMATICS 3.00 X 0 0 0 JEFFREY P ENGEL MD EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 40.00 X 244864 0 34644 JOHN LISCO SENIOR DIRECTOR OF FINANCE 40.00 X 160082 0 20088 BEVERLY CHRISTNER DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS 40.00 X 143645 0 27493 LAKESHA ROBINSON SENIOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR 24.30 X 118973 0 38422 JENNIFER LEMMINGS SENIOR DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS 40.00 X 106722 0 39783 774286 0 160430 5 0 1 0 NORTHROP GRUMMAN PO BOX 88830 CHICAGO IL 60695 MARKETING 1449801 HLN 72810 HEDGEHOG ST PALM DESERT CA 92260 CONSULTING 1171351 CASTLETON UNIVERSITY 62 ALUMNI DR CASTLETON VT 05735 CONSULTING 568697 ATPA UOP INVESTMENTS PO BOX 654187 DALLAS TX 75265 PROPERTY RENTAL 274019 CATHERINE STAES 4335 S PIN OAK STREET SALT LAKE CITY UT 84124 CONSULTING 149976 5 20508715 20508715 ANNUAL MEETINGS 611430 1101036 1097149 3887 MEMBER FEES 611430 249121 249121 1350157 13235 13235 93201 -93201 -93201 -93201 JOB POSTINGS 541800 10213 10213 COMMISSIONS 511130 278 278 10491 21789397 1346270 278 -65866 5021885 1962162 468712 3599089 182729 882668 274621 31585 22210 17555 1744229 290367 473851 351717 2753129 540437 92820 34815 DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEME 1466281 BH MOBILE APP FOR PUBLI 500000 TELEPHONE/WEBEX 164251 COMMUNITY FOCUSED RAPID 149993 218070 21243176 100 815 2344791 3364658 1393261 1534448 14199 187156 898 401666 169916 826040 214673 143531 611367 16185 65903 4314631 5934263 2068138 2987672 62718 86968 16063 145690 2146919 3220330 X 2167210 2713933 502 0 2167712 2713933 4314631 5934263 546221 0 X 0 1 X 0 1 1 0 0 0 97946 17555 17555 63665 -46110 43963 1099 42864 782077 213574 568503 611367 DEFERRED RENT 40135 TENANT IMPROVEMENT ALLOWANCE 105555 145690 X 21882598 93201 93201 21789397 0 21789397 21336377 93201 93201 21243176 0 21243176 PART X, LINE 2: THE ORGANIZATION ACCOUNTS FOR UNCERTAIN TAX POSITIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ACCOUNTING STANDARDS THAT PROVIDE GUIDANCE ON WHEN UNCERTAIN TAX POSITIONS ARE RECOGNIZED IN AN ENTITY'S FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND HOW THE VALUES OF THESE POSITIONS ARE DETERMINED. NO LIABILITY HAS BEEN RECORDED AS OF SEPTEMBER 30, 2018 OR 2017 DUE TO UNCERTAIN TAX POSITIONS. PART XI, LINE 2D - OTHER ADJUSTMENTS: RECLASSIFY LOSS ON DISPOSAL OF FIXED ASSETS 93,201. PART XII, LINE 2D - OTHER ADJUSTMENTS: RECLASSIFY LOSS ON DISPOSAL OF FIXED ASSETS 93,201. 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BROADWAY STE 560 MENANDS NY 12204 14354 12 QUESTION MARIJUANA SONOMA COUNTY DEPT OF HEALTH S 490 MENDOCINO AVE SUITE 101 SANTA ROSA CA 95401 13954 PILOT SUMH INDICATORS ST LOUIS COUNTY DEPT OF PUBLIC HEALTH 6121 NORTH HANLEY RD BERKELEY MO 63134 13682 NALOXONE NEW MEXICO DEPT OF HEALTH PO BOX 25307 ALBUQUERQUE NM 87125 13285 12 QUESTION PHASE II MARIJUANA NORTH DAKOTA DEPT OF HEALTH 600 E BOULEVARD AVE BISMARCK ND 58505 12500 INFLUENZA INCIDENCE SURV YR 8 MISSISSIPPI DEPT OF HEALTH 570 E WOODROW WILSON JACKSON MS 392151700 11300 PILOT SUMH INDICATORS WEST VIRGINIA DEPT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERV 350 CAPITOL STREET CHARLESTON WV 25301 10082 12 QUESTION PHASE II MARIJUANA LOUISIANA DEPT OF HEALTH 1450 POYDRAS STREET NEW ORLEANS LA 70112 8809 INFORMATICS FIELD ASSIGNEE PILO PENNSYLVANIA DEPT OF HEALTH 625 FORSTER STREET HARRISBURY PA 17120 8254 12 QUESTION PHASE II MARIJUANA MAINE DEPT OF HEALTH 220 CAPITAL ST AUGUSTA ME 04333 7091 12 QUESTION PHASE II MARIJUANA WASHIGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH PO BOX 47901 OLYMPIA WA 98504 7000 APPLIED INFORMATICS TEAM AIT STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPT OF PUBLIC HEALTH PO BOX 340308 410 CAPITAL AVENUE HARTFORD CT 061340308 7000 APPLIED INFORMATICS NORTH DAKOTA DEPT OF HEALTH 600 E BOULEVARD AVE BISMARCK ND 58505 7000 APPLIED INFORMATICS TEAM AIT HELUNA HEALTH 13300 CROSSROADS PKWY N STE 450 CITY OF INDUSTRY CA 91746 7000 APPLIED INFORMATICS COLORADO DEPT OF PUBLIC HLTH & ENVIRONMENT 4300 CHERRY CREEK DRIVE SOUTH DENVER CO 802461530 7000 APPLIED INFORMATICS TENNESSEE DEPT OF HEALTH 710 JAMES ROBERTSON PARKWAY 6TH FL NASHVILLE TN 37243 5966 APPLIED INFORMATICS TEAM AIT OREGON HEALTH DIVISION PO BOX 4325 PORTLAND OR 972089992 5425 APPLIED INFORMATICS TEAM AIT ARKANSAS DEPT OF HEALTH 4815 WEST MARKHAM LITTLE ROCK AR 72205 5100 SUMH INDICATORS 77 0 CSTE/CDC APPLIED EPIDEMIOLOGY FELLOWSHIP 1547906 OTHER 207167 CONTRACT PROGRAM SERVICES 180582 APH INFORMATICS FELLOWSHIP 19295 HEALTH SYSTEMS INTEGRATION PROGRAM FELLOWSHIP 7212 PART I, LINE 2: CSTE EXECUTES A LEGALLY BINDING AGREEMENT WITH ALL GRANTEES. THIS AGREEMENT DESCRIBES THE DETAILED TERMS AND PERMISSIBLE USES OF GRANT FUNDS. FUNDED ENTITIES ARE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT REGULAR PROGRESS REPORTS DETAILING THE USE OF FUNDS 2 - 4 TIMES PER YEAR. PROGRESS REPORTS ARE REVIEWED INTERNALLY AND SHARED WITH STAKEHOLDERS IF NEEDED AND/OR REQUESTED. FUNDED ENTITIES ARE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT BUDGETS DETAILING ESTIMATED COSTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE AWARD BEFORE ANY FUNDS ARE DISBURSED. ANY CHANGES MADE BY THE GRANTEE FROM THE APPROVED BUDGET MUST BE PREAPPROVED BY CSTE. A FINAL REPORT IS DUE AT THE END OF THE PROJECT. X 1 1 X X X X X 0 0 0 JEFFREY P ENGEL MD EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 233472 0 11392 0 0 0 14008 0 20636 0 279508 0 0 0 JOHN LISCO SENIOR DIRECTOR OF FINANCE 160082 0 0 0 0 0 9605 0 10483 0 180170 0 0 0 BEVERLY CHRISTNER DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS 135145 0 8500 0 0 0 8109 0 19384 0 171138 0 0 0 LAKESHA ROBINSON SENIOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR 110473 0 8500 0 0 0 6628 0 31794 0 157395 0 0 0 PART I, LINE 1A EMPLOYEES HAVE A WELLNESS BENEFIT OF UP TO $25 PER MONTH. FORM 990, PART III, LINE 4C, PROGRAM SERVICE ACCOMPLISHMENTS (CONTINUED): POSITION STATEMENTS - THE FOLLOWING POSITION STATEMENTS WERE APPROVED BY THE COUNCIL AT THE 2018 CSTE ANNUAL CONFERENCE: 18-EH-01 - "STANDARDIZED SURVEILLANCE FOR CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING" 18-ID-01 "STANDARDIZED CASE DEFINITION FOR SURVEILLANCE OF RSV-ASSOCIATED MORTALITY" 18-ID-02 "CASE DEFINITION FOR NON-PESTIS YERSINIOSIS" 18-ID-03 "REVISION TO THE CASE DEFINITION FOR NATIONAL DIPHTHERIA SURVEILLANCE" 18-ID-04 "UPDATE TO YELLOW FEVER CASE DEFINITION" 18-ID-05 "STANDARDIZED CASE DEFINITION FOR CANDIDA AURIS CLINICAL AND COLONIZATION/SCREENING CASES AND NATIONAL NOTIFICATION OF C. AURIS CASE, CLINICAL - UPDATED DECEMBER 2018" 18-ID-06 "REVISIONS TO THE SURVEILLANCE CASE DEFINITION, CASE CLASSIFICATION, PUBLIC HEALTH REPORTING, AND NATIONAL NOTIFICATION FOR LISTERIOSIS" 18-ID-07 "PUBLIC HEALTH REPORTING AND NATIONAL NOTIFICATION FOR HEPATITIS A" 18-ID-08 "PUBLIC HEALTH REPORTING AND NATIONAL NOTIFICATION FOR SALMONELLA ENTERICA SEROTYPE TYPHI (S. TYPHI), AND SALMONELLA ENTERICA SEROTYPES PARATYPHI A, B (TARTRATE NEGATIVE), AND C (S PARATYPHI) INFECTIONS" (NNC) FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION A, LINE 6 THE ORGANIZATION HAS ACTIVE MEMBERSHIPS AND ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIPS FOR PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE PRACTICE OF EPIDEMIOLOGY. PERSONS CURRENTLY ENROLLED FULL TIME IN AN UNDERGRADUATE OR GRADUATE PROGRAM WHO ARE ACTIVELY PURSUING A DEGREE IN PUBLIC HEALTH OR RELATED FIELD ARE ELIGIBLE FOR STUDENT MEMBERSHIP. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION A, LINE 7A THE ELECTION OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD, POSITION STATEMENTS THAT DO NOT AFFECT STATE OR TERRITORIAL PUBLIC HEALTH LAW, AND OTHER SIMILAR MATTERS AS SPECIFIED IN THE BYLAWS OR DESIGNATED BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD SHALL BE DETERMINED BY A VOTE OF THE ACTIVE MEMBERS BY ELECTRONIC BALLOT AT A TIME BEFORE THE ANNUAL MEETING OR AS DESIGNATED BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION A, LINE 7B OFFICIAL COUNCIL DECISIONS, SUCH AS POSITION STATEMENTS THAT AFFECT PUBLIC HEALTH LAW, ARE MADE BY VOTE WITH ONLY ONE VOTE PER STATE OR TERRITORY CAST BY THE STATE EPIDEMIOLOGIST OR AN OFFICIAL ACTIVE MEMBER REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE STATE OR TERRITORY DESIGNATED BY THE STATE EPIDEMIOLOGIST. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 11B THE FINAL 990 WITH ALL SCHEDULES IS MAILED TO THE SECRETARY/TREASURER EIGHT DAYS BEFORE IT IS FILED. THE SECRETARY/TREASURER HAS A FULL WEEK TO REVIEW. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C POLICY REQUIRES IMMEDIATE NOTIFICATION OF CONFLICTS AND WE HAVE ANNUAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT THAT ALL HAS BEEN DISCLOSED. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 15 EVERY THREE TO FIVE YEARS AN INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR IS HIRED TO DO A SALARY AND WAGE REVIEW. COPIES OF THE REPORT ARE GIVEN TO THE EXECUTIVE BOARD TO USE AS A TOOL FOR SETTING THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S SALARY, AND A COPY IS GIVEN TO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR SETTING THE EMPLOYEES' SALARIES. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION C, LINE 19 SOME INFORMATION IS POSTED ON THE CSTE WEBSITE FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC TO ACCESS. SOME INFORMATION IS POSTED ON THE CSTE WEBSITE FOR MEMBER ACCESS ONLY. ANY INFORMATION THAT A REQUESTOR COULD NOT ACCESS THEMSELVES, UPON REQUEST, IS PROVIDED EITHER BY FAX OR EMAIL.