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WSHIMA Members Share Best Practices and Challenges Regarding Working Remotely
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More than 12 months have passed since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic. While many aspects of our day-to-day lives have altered, arguably one of the most controversial changes is the switch from in-office to working remotely. But how has this affected those working in the field of HIM? In a recent Member Pulse Poll, WSHIMA members were asked to share their best practices and challenges regarding working remotely. Read an article that summarizes what they had to say.
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Meet Long-Time WSHIMA Member - Nancy Manolides
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Nancy Manolides has been a WSHIMA member for over 40 years. She is currently a Coding/Clinical Documentation Specialist at Virginia Mason Medical Center. We recently interviewed Nancy to find out more about her HIM career and her perspective on industry changes over the years. Learn more about Nancy here.
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Recognizing Long-Time WSHIMA Members
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WSHIMA has many members who have supported the organization throughout their careers. We recognize five of the longest time members below. Thank you for your support!
- Sheila Green-Shook, 46 years
- Terry Grubaugh, 45 years
- Kathleen Heringer, 45 years
- Diana Morris, 45 years
- Jean Foust, 45 years
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Congratulation to New Credential Holders
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- Brooke Story, CCS,CPC-A
- Elnara Azizova, RHIA
- Denise Macklin, CCS-P,CPC
- Tanika Boyd, RHIA
- Kevin Deoso, RHIA
- Carolyn Standen, CCA
- Tammy Meador, RHIT
- Jesus Orozco, RHIA
- Bao Do, RHIA
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AHIMA credentials are proof of a robust education and an ongoing commitment to staying relevant in a complex and evolving space. Future-proof your career with AHIMA credentials. Learn more.
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Make Sure to Stay Connected
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To ensure you are receiving the latest information from AHIMA/WSHIMA, make sure we have your current email address on file. To view your current information or make updates, visit MyAHIMA, then click Profile Management, and update Contact Information (see right menu). Much of the information shared today is via email, so it is important to ensure your email address is current so we can stay connected.
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Don’t Forget to Volunteer!
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Volunteering with WSHIMA is a great way to meet other members while supporting your state professional  association. Current volunteer needs on the Membership Committee include the following:
- Cures Act Panel Participant – participate on panel regarding the Cures Act at upcoming WSHIMA Data and Information Conference
- Outreach Coordinator – contact new members to check-in and gather feedback. Time estimate: 1-2 hours per month
- Interviewer – interview members regarding industry hot topics. Time estimate: 2-4 hours per month
- Writer – member profiles, articles for Member News email communication. Time estimate: 1-2 hours per month
To learn more or apply, visit the WSHIMA Volunteer page.
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Through WSHIMA you can participate in many benefits and activities, including:
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Please Share Your Feedback
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Any suggestions or feedback on our member news email communications? Want to volunteer for a member profile?
Please email us.
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