Centurion Correctional Health ECHO

About Centurion Correctional Health ECHO

The Centurion Correctional Health ECHO is geared for healthcare providers working within Departments of Corrections that contract with Centurion Health. This program will provide education and training on evidence-based best practices to implement into patient care.

During each session, participants will spend the first thirty minutes on a didactic presentation that explores clinical challenges and complex cases that occur within DOC. The last half hour is dedicated to a patient case where an ECHO participant presents de-identified information on a patient they are currently caring for. Participants engage in meaningful discussion to provide feedback and timely recommendations to the case presenter.

The curriculum will cover common and complex medical and behavioral health conditions that affect people who are incarcerated.

This ECHO meets virtually on the 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month from 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. ET via Zoom.

*This is a closed-cohort program intended only for Centurion employees.

For questions, please reach out to Program Management Specialist, Jenna Watkins: jennwatk@iu.edu

Upcoming Didactic Topics

Didactic topics are subject to change

Date	Didactic Topic
4/13/2023	Self-Injurious Behavior
4/27/2023	An Introduction to Transgender Care: Part I
5/11/2023	Palliative Care
5/25/2023	Chronic Pain Management in Patients with OUD
6/8/2023	Latent TB
6/22/2023	TBA
7/13/2023	Antibiotics Stewardship
7/27/2023	Transgender Care: Part II
8/10/2023	Autism Spectrum Disorder in Corrections
8/24/2023	Trauma Informed Care
9/14/2023	Transgender Care: Part III
9/28/2023	TBA

Continuing Education Credits

This ECHO provides free continuing education credits directly for physicians, pharmacists, nurses, and social workers who join each session live. Anyone is eligible to create a CME account and obtain credit. Transcripts can be downloaded and submitted to your professional governing body at any time.

Credit is provided through the Indiana University School of Medicine Division of Continuing Education in Healthcare Professions.

Centurion ECHO CEU Instructions

Hub Team

Wendy Orm, MD

Director of Academics and Special Projects | Centurion

Dr. Orm is a Board Certified Family Physician with over 20 years of practice experience in Arizona’s underserved communities and hospitals. She attended medical school at UC Irvine College of Medicine in California. She completed residency training in Arizona before becoming Family Medicine Residency Faculty, then spent ten years as Residency Program Director.

Dr. Orm entered Correctional Healthcare in 2016, starting in the Maricopa County Corrections System at the Estrella Women’s Jail. In 2019, she became the Statewide Medical Director for Centurion in Arizona, overseeing healthcare delivery for the ten AZ state prisons. Her experiences caring for one of our most vulnerable patient populations has prompted her most recent special interest in Addiction Medicine.

Seaaira Reedy, Psy.D., CCHP-MH

Vice President of Behavioral Health Services | Centurion

Dr. Reedy has extensive clinical and forensic expertise in the behavioral health field, with a focus on providing evidence-based, patient-centered, trauma-informed, and culturally sensitive services to justice-involved individuals.

In her role with Centurion, Dr. Reedy ensures that our behavioral health programs are clinically sound, consistent with community standards, and contractually compliant. She supports staff in the field through ongoing communication, training, and consultation. She also supports the implementation of contracts and provides ongoing accreditation readiness for new and existing correctional healthcare contracts. She has published on trauma in corrections, performance validity indicators in civil litigation, and the role of psychologists as legislators.

She has testified in counties across California and has provided her expert opinion to Courts in hundreds of cases. Dr. Reedy is a certified trauma-informed care trainer through SAMSHA, is licensed in California, Colorado, and Idaho and maintains a mental health certification from the NCCHC.

Logan Stalter

Internal Communications Strategist | Centurion

Logan Stalter joined Centurion Health in October 2021 and serves as the organization’s sole Internal Communications Strategist. In her role, she oversees all internal communications material and initiatives, including messaging campaigns, survey projects, document management, and companywide employee recognition for approximately 10,000 employees across more than a dozen state programs. Her efforts are focused on communication effectiveness and engagement as well as the use of Centurion’s corporate voice and brand to ensure employees feel Connected, Captivated, Committed, and Contributing from Day One.

Logan is active in her local community and currently serves with the National Capital Area Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Mutt Love Rescue for Dogs, Fairfax County Park Authority, and Fairfax County Community Emergency Response Team, among other entities. Logan holds a double Bachelor of Arts degree in English and French Literature, Language, and Culture from The George Washington University’s Columbian College of Arts & Sciences in Washington, DC.

Partnership

This ECHO is in partnership with Centurion Health.