Alexander Lipovtsev LCSW
Director, Emergency Management Program, Community Health Care Association of New York State
Alexander Lipovtsev has been with CHCANYS since September 2015. In his current position, he is responsible for the development and implementation of CHCANYS’ federal, state, city, and privately funded Emergency Management projects. In this role, he provides ongoing training/technical assistance services and various programming to community health centers and primary care clinics to increase their emergency preparedness and response capabilities. Alexander is a certified trainer of both the ALICE® method (active shooter training) and CPI® Programs (workplace violence preparedness training methods). He holds an active clinical license (LCSW) from New York State.
Appearances
DateSeptember 1, 2020Pandemics, hurricanes, and cyberthreats – these are every-day considerations for health care organizations…Moderators
Kristine Gonnella, MPHSenior Director of Strategic Initiatives, National Nurse-Led Care Consortium (a PHMC Affiliate)Director, Emergency Management, Massachusetts League of Community Health CentersSpeakers
Nora O'Brien, MPA, CEMChief Executive Officer, Connect Consulting ServicesAlexander Lipovtsev, LCSWDirector, Emergency Management Program, Community Health Care Association of New York State
DateOctober 16, 2018Community Health Centers, Primary Care Associations, and Health Center Controlled Networks are key players in their community’s when disaster strikes. Any disruption in business operations, whether natural or manmade, requires a strategic approach to respond and recover…Speakers
Alexander Lipovtsev, LCSWDirector, Emergency Management Program, Community Health Care Association of New York StateMichelle Fundora, BHSA, CPHRMOperations Manager, Health Choice NetworkAudrey Mazurek, MSICF TRACIE Deputy Program Director, ASPR TRACIEApril Lewis, Director, Health Center Operations and HR Training, NACHCDirector, Health Center Operations and Human Resources Training, NACHC
DateMarch 16, 2018Emergencies may take many shapes and sizes, from smaller localized situations that may impact one health center to larger multi-region disasters…Speakers
April Lewis, Director, Health Center Operations and HR Training, NACHCDirector, Health Center Operations and Human Resources Training, NACHCAlexander Lipovtsev, LCSWDirector, Emergency Management Program, Community Health Care Association of New York StateDirector, Emergency Management, Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers
DateOctober 27, 2017The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released its long-awaited final rule establishing emergency preparedness requirements for 17 healthcare providers and suppliers participating in Medicare and Medicaid programs, which specifically includes Federally Qualified health centers…Speakers
Ted Henson, MSDirector, Health Center Growth & Development, NACHCDianne K. Pledgie, Esq.Partner and Compliance Counsel, Feldesman LeiferAlexander Lipovtsev, LCSWDirector, Emergency Management Program, Community Health Care Association of New York State
DateOctober 27, 2017The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released its long-awaited final rule establishing emergency preparedness requirements for 17 healthcare providers and suppliers participating in Medicare and Medicaid programs, which specifically includes Federally Qualified health centers…Speakers
Dianne K. Pledgie, Esq.Partner and Compliance Counsel, Feldesman LeiferAlexander Lipovtsev, LCSWDirector, Emergency Management Program, Community Health Care Association of New York State
