Walter Vernon, PE, MBA, JD, LEED AP, EDAC, FASHE

IEEE/ANSI White Book, the international standard for Electrical Systems in Healthcare Facilities. He co-chairs the ASHRAE 189.3 committee, which is currently writing a model national green building code for healthcare facilities. Walt also chairs the Research and Development Committee for the Facilities Guideline Institute (FGI), the body that writes the Guidelines for Healthcare Construction, which is the model licensing code for most states in the US. He represents the US to the International Federation of Healthcare Engineering.

Scott Zanardo, AIA, AAH

defining clarity, envisioning harmony, and designing creative solutions. His experience with in-patient facilities include NICU, LDR, and Surgical suites. Outpatient facilities include a full range of providers practice designs, ambulatory surgery centers, and medical office buildings for physicians and developers. Zanardo Architects, PC, assisted with the design of the NICU mock-up for the PCD group.

James M. Hunt, AIA

of the "Design Guide for the Built Environment of Behavioral Health Facilities" that is published by the Facility Guidelines Institute (www.fgiguidelines.org/beyond). He speaks and publishes articles frequently. He is president of Behavioral Health Facility Consulting, LLC, an organization that has consulted with behavioral health facilities and architects designing them on improving patient and staff safety in 30 states and Canada

George C. Smith (Delegate)

with Emory Healthcare (then Emory University Hospital), in 1988. With the Grady Health System, since 2000, he has developed and implemented projects ranging from campus master planning to facility signage and wayfinding, most recently completing the design oversight for the nationally recognized Marcus Stroke and Neuroscience Center, expansion of the Level 1 Trauma Center, relocation of neighborhood health centers to state of the art facilities, and the historic refurbishment of the Phillip Shutze designed Goddard Memorial Chapel.

Esther Shavon

Kimberly Newton McMurray, AIA, EDAC, MBA

thereby embracing a unique perspective and response to client needs; applying her knowledge of clinical operations, evidence based design, lean operational planning and conceptual design to architecture. McMurray is active within the community as a business leader. She also contributes to her profession on a national level, currently as Board of Directors and Vice President of Design with the Institute of Patient Centered Design.

Tatyana Lemon, IIDA, LEED AP, NCIDQ

obtaining her bachelor's degree in Interior Design from Colorado State University. She uses an innovative design approach to create safe, aesthetically pleasing, patient-centered healing spaces for patients, their families, and staff, and carries her projects through to post-occupational evaluations to ensure her designs are effective in the built environment.

Sandra Jungers, RN

career she was a bedside nurse, Clinical Educator, Clinical Coordinator and taught for 6 years as a clinical educator in an Associates Degree Nursing program. Her educational endeavors in the care of mother and baby has gained her recognition on the subject of Neurodevelopmental Care for our neonate in the NICU and the impact of Family Centered Care Design on the family unit. She has had the privilege of teaching in England, Scotland, France and Tokyo on the Impact of Neurodevelopmental Care. She has been married for 35 years and is the proud mother of a son and daughter.

Kiana Ayers, RN