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Andrea M. Hyatt, CASC
President MASA
ahyatt@mdasc.org
Andrea Hyatt has 30 years’ experience in the healthcare industry spending the past 22 years in the ambulatory surgery arena. She currently serves as Administrator of Dulaney Eye Institute, an ophthalmic ASC, Ms. Hyatt helped open in 1995.
Andrea is currently the President of the Maryland Ambulatory Surgery Association, and has been a member of the Board of Directors for eight years. She serves on several workgroups for the Maryland Health Care Commission and has helped the Commission develop the state survey for ambulatory surgery centers. Currently, she is a member of the Commission’s Health Associated Infection Advisory Committee. Andrea has testified on several occasions before state legislators on behalf of MASA and lobbied on Capitol Hill for ASCA, the national organization representing the ambulatory surgery industry.
Don Bartnick
Treasurer, MASA
dcb@mdasc.org
Don has been in health care administration for over 30 years. He began doing program evaluation at the University Of Maryland School Of Medicine and moved into positions as administrator of the Primary Care Internal Medicine Program, administrator of the Department of Biochemistry, and Administrative Director of the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program.
Following his career at the University of Maryland, Don spent several years as Vice President of Operations at Fallston General Hospital. Don left hospital administration to become administrator of orthopaedic surgery at the Johns Hopkins and for a private practice group. After ten years in orthopaedics, he secured his current position as CEO of Maryland Eye Associates, where he has been for almost 12 years. During that time, Don built the Maryland Eye Surgery Center in Prince Frederick Maryland, a single specialty, ophthalmology ASC. In 2005, he worked to develop the Annapolis Surgery Center which has grown from a single specialty ASC to a multispecialty facility performing pain management, orthopaedic surgery, general surgery, and ophthalmic surgery. Don serves as the CEO of Maryland Eye Associates, the Maryland Eye Surgery Center, and the Annapolis Surgery Center.
Don grew up in Maryland and earned his Bachelor’s degree from UMBC in Math and Psychology, a Master’s degree in Psychology from UMBC, and the Masters of Business Administration from UMCP.
Rose Lambie, RN, M.Ed., CNOR
Board Member MASA
roseml@mdasc.org
Rose is the Administrator of the SurgiCenter of Baltimore, a freestanding, multi-specialty ASC in Owings Mills, Maryland. A graduate of Church Home & Hospital School of Nursing, Ms. Lambie received her BSN from the College of Notre Dame of Maryland and her Master’s degree in Education from Loyola University in Maryland. Additionally she is certified in Operation Room Nursing (CNOR), as well as, being a surveyor for the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Healthcare, (AAAHC). Ms. Lambie has been a perioperative nurse for 36 years which includes 27 years of leadership experience.
Marjorie Blouin
Board Member MASA
mbboutelle@mdasc.org
Marjorie has been a registered nurse for the past 35 years. She has a Bachelor’s degree with concentrations in business and nursing from Shepherd College. During her first 13 years as a nurse, she worked in a variety of environments at major hospitals: ICU/ Open Heart and Neurosurgery at Georgetown University Hospital; Burn Trauma/ICU at the Medical University of South Carolina; the Emergency Department at Charleston County Hospital in SC; Stonewall Jackson Hospital in VA, and Shady Grove Adventist in MD. The last 22 years she has worked extensively in the ambulatory surgery field as a Director, Administrator, and Consultant. Currently Marjorie is administrator at the Maryland’s Surgeons Center in Columbia. She has been involved in legislative issues for ambulatory surgery centers, and has testified in front of both the House and Senate regarding these issues in Maryland. Marjorie has also been a surveyor for the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care, Inc. for the past 11 years surveying ASC’s throughout the United States.
Michael J. Dodd, MD
Board Member MASA
Mjdmd1@mdasc.org
Category/Specialty: Ophthalmology
Name: Michael J. Dodd, M.D.
Degrees/Training/Certifications:
- Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Maryland School of Medicine
- Board Certified in Ophthalmology
- Ophthalmology Residency at Greater Baltimore Medical Center
- Corneal Fellowship at Duke University (one month)
- Surgical Fellowship at Christian Eye Hospital in Pakistan (one month)
- Internship at Maryland General Hospital
- Medical School at University of Maryland School of Medicine
- College at Villanova University and University of Maryland
Professional Memberships/Associations:
- American Academy of Ophthalmology
- International Society of Refractive Surgery
- Maryland Society of Eye Physicians and Surgeons
Dr. Dodd currently practices at the Maryland Eye Associates with locations in Prince Frederick, and
Annapolis, MD.
Shannon Ireland-Magro, RN
smagro@mdasc.org
Shannon is the Administrator of the Physicians Surgery Center of Frederick, a freestanding, multi-specialty ASC in Frederick, Maryland. She is a graduate of George Mason School of Nursing acquiring her BSN, and is currently pursuing a Masters in Health Care Administration at St. Josephs College in Windham Maine. She has a background in ICU/CCU and perioperative services working in diverse hospitals throughout the country to include Maryland, Idaho, Texas and Massachusetts. She has been active in the ambulatory surgery setting in the state of Maryland for 22 years actively involved in Governance, QI/RM and Management process. Ms. Magro has strong knowledge and experience, in various settings, of organizational compliance, startup ventures and acquisition process for CON in the state of Maryland. As a native of Maryland she has a passion for assuring the availability and sustainability of the ASC industry in the state as an efficient, available and cost effective option for the population served. She holds the belief that education of others, and involvement in the process the work that MASA completes will result in legislative decisions that will assist in keeping ASC’s strong in Maryland well into the future.
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