New Chapter Officers and
Board of Governors Elected

By Susan C. Weiss, CNMT
Chair, Nominating Committee

I am pleased to report the following results from the election ballot issued in December. Terms for these individuals began immediately following the Spring Meeting.

Helena R. Balon, MD, of the William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak, Michigan moved up from Secretary-Treasurer/ President-Elect to become President for 2006-2007. She replaces Nicholas Friedman, MD who served as president for 2005-2006.

Gary L. Dillehay, MD, FACR of Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood, Illinois continues in his second year as Vice President and takes on the additional title of President-Elect as he prepares to take over the Presidency in 2007. Doctor Dillehay is also vice speaker of the SNM House of Delegates.

Robert T. Anger, Jr., MS, MPH, FACR, from the Clarian Health System (Methodist Hospital) in Indianapolis, Indiana was elected to a two-year term as Secretary-Treasurer. Bob was an at-large member of the Board of Governors

Anthony Passalaqua, MD, of Northeastern Ohio University College of Medicine and President of The Imaging Center in Stow, Ohio was re-elected to a second three-term on the Board of Governors.

Kastytis C. Karvelis, MD from the Henry Ford Hospital and Wayne State University School of Medicine was elected to his first term on the Board of Governors.

Michael A. Wilson, MD from the University of Wisconsin Medical School was also elected to the Board of Governors. Doctor Wilson was on the Board of Governors in the mid-90s and we are pleased to have him back on board.

For a full listing of the CCSNM Board of Governors, visit the CCSNM web site at www.ccsnm.org.

I want to thank Jim Carey, MS, 2nd Immediate Past President of the Chapter who will now be leaving the Board of Governors. Nicholas C. Friedman, MD will now join me as one of the two past presidents who are members of the Board of Governors.

As a final comment, I would like to encourage members to considering volunteering for a committee of the Chapter or the Technologist Section and to volunteer to serve on the Board of Governors. The Society of Nuclear Medicine and the SNM Technologist Section are also looking for volunteers to serve on committees at the national level. It really isn’t much time, but it is very important to get your input.

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