Rick J. Murray, LSW, BCBA, Chief Operating Officer
Catherine A. Hughes, A.A., Family Support Coordinator
Susan Paul, LSW, Corporate Director of Behavioral Health Services
Christine L. Sheffey, MSW, Corporate Director of Autism Services
Dawn K. Joseph, RN, Director of Quality Improvement
Jennifer Putt, BS, Senior Quality Auditor, HIPAA Compliance Officer
Terrance R. Sheffey, BS, Community Outreach Coordinator
Colleen Patrick-Evans, MSEd, NCC, LPC, Director of Research and Innovation
Michelle Chapla, MS, Regional Director of Autism Services, FBR Beaver and Mercer Offices
Amy Flickinger, MA, BCBA, Autism Coordinator, FBR Indiana Office
Noelle Herrick, MS, Autism Coordinator, FBR Cranberry and New Kensington Offices
Kara D. Kaylor, MSEd, Regional Director of Autism Services, FBR Bedford, Latrobe, Somerset, and Uniontown Offices
Lori Kerr, MA, Autism Coordinator, FBR North Huntingdon Office
Stacey Motonis, MA, Autism Coordinator, FBR Butler Office
Teresa O'Brien, M.Ed., Autism Coordinator, FBR North Hills Office
Eileen M. Saltzgiver, MS, BCBA, Regional Director of Autism Services, FBR Armstrong, Monroeville, New Kensington and North Huntingdon Offices
Courtney Walsh, MA, Regional Director of Autism Services, FBR Butler, Cranberry, North Hills and Robinson Offices
Shannon Adkins, MS, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Mercer Office
Melissa Alcorn-Ferry, MSW, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Armstrong Office
Belinda Armstrong, MA, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Butler Office
Shelley Babel, MSEd, NCC, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Brentwood Office
Teresa Bateman, MOT, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Somerset Office
Amber L. Conley, MSW, Clinical Supervisor, FBR North Hills Office
Rachel Cornelius, LSW, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Beaver Office
Beth Giglio, MA, Clinical Supervisor, FBR North Huntingdon Office
Felicia Junod, LPC, NCC, MA, Clinical Supervisor, FBR New Kensington Office
Alison Marcin, MA, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Robinson Office
Corinne Miller, MSEd, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Indiana Office
Lori Mondock, MSEd, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Latrobe Office
Lisa Reynolds, MSEd, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Cranberry Office
Andrea L. Tremel, MS, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Washington Office
Brittany Winfrey, MS, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Uniontown Office
Susan Roop, MA, NCC, LPC, Director of Family Based Mental Health Services, FBR Butler Office
Jennifer H. Austad, LCSW, Director of Trauma Services
Sandra Cizek-Wood, MSW, Senior Therapist, FBR Indiana Clinic
Stacey Colborn, MS, Outpatient Clinical Supervisor, FBR Uniontown Clinic
Tina Desport, MSW, Outpatient Clinical Supervisor, FBR New Kensington Clinic
Jaime W. Lawson, LPC, NCC, Outpatient Clinical Supervisor, FBR Greensburg Clinic
Melissa H. Diorio, PsyD, Licensed Psychologist
Gina M. Garofalo, MSEd, Clinical Evaluator
Tricia B. Hammill, MS, Clinical Evaluator
Leslie Kast, PsyD, Clinical Evaluator
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Dr. Joseph, the president and CEO of FBR, has extensive experience in the health care industry, including mental health services. During the 1980s he was part of a system including inpatient psychiatric services, drug and alcohol detoxification and recovery. During the 1990s as CEO of an acute care hospital he significantly expanded the hospitals' child and adolescent unit and brought in a geriatric psychiatric unit. He started FBR in 1999 as a psychiatric outpatient clinic in Fayette County and from that beginning expanded it into the multi-county system of offices and services that FBR now offers throughout western Pennsylvania. His educational background includes an M.S. in Finance from the George Washington University, a Masters in Healthcare Administration from the University of Pittsburgh, and a PhD in the organizational behavior area and strategic planning. In relation to this background Dr. Joseph believes that the best strategy for success is to provide the highest quality services in the field. This is achieved through hiring the best people available, training them well, and continuing to assess and improve the quality of services provided. Dr. Joseph says that his career could have gone in a number of different directions. He is happy, now, that he chose this path. He believes that helping children with autism or with behavioral problems live a better and more fulfilled life is a privilege, not a job. Dr. Joseph and his family reside in Westmoreland County. WHY FBR? “During the ten years that FBR has been in existence, there have been many, many positive experiences. Probably, though, the most meaningful is when we can take a child on the autism spectrum who is locked in his/her world without any interaction with family or other environment, and with appropriate therapy and training, create a bridge for communication and sharing of experiences. In some success stories the child may even enter school, cease needing services, and enjoy and thrive in the school experience. In essence, we have been privileged to help give the world back to this child. To be able to do this is a wonderful thing beyond measure.”
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