ALLENTOWN OFFICE EXPANDS SUPERVISORY TALENT
The Allentown office is elated to announce the newest addition to their supervisory team. Mary Beth Vogel, a seasoned healthcare professional, has accepted the role of Patient Care Coordinator. Prior to joining Extended Family Care, Ms. Vogel had been working in various administrative roles within the health care industry. Her 25 years of experience encompasses specialties within the environments of insurance, outpatient clinics, dialysis centers, and a craniofacial facility center. With such a wide variety and depth of knowledge, Mary Beth will further enhance the skills and expertise to the Allentown branch.
Her newest supervisory role with the company will entail working with Registered and Licensed Practical Nursing staff who service clients receiving private duty and skilled nursing care. Her territory of staffing coverage will extend throughout most of the Lehigh Valley. “We are thrilled to have attracted someone with as much talent as Mary Beth brings to the table”, says Carole Chiego, Administrator of the Allentown branch of Extended Family Care. “She has the inherent ability to understand the importance of quality care while empathetically balancing and monitoring the work load of her staff”, she continued.
Extended Family Care employs nursing assistants, therapists, registered and licensed practical nurses who desire to service clients in the comfort of their own homes. Part time positions with flexible schedules are currently available. Competitive wage and benefit packages are offered in addition to many employee perks. Extended Family Care has been providing skilled and non-medical, home health care services to residents of Allentown and the surrounding communities since 1938. Servicing all ages, they are Joint Commission Accredited, Medicaid/Medicare Certified and accept most insurances. For more information visit: www.extendedfamilycare.com or call 610-432-6766.
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