Podcasts about tri city medical center

Last weekend marked the beginning of the temporary closure of the pedestrian border crossing called PedWest, and businesses in San Ysidro are feeling the pinch during what is typically the busy holiday season. In other news, operations have been back to normal at Tri-City Medical Center for a few weeks, but it's still feeling the effects of a cyberattack last month. Plus, we learn about the San Diego connection to Betty Crocker, the fictional baking expert created nearly a century ago.

Teamsters union members went on strike at San Diego State University and other CSU campuses Tuesday, to protest stalled contract negotiations and alleged unfair labor practices. In other news, a cybersecurity attack on Tri-City Medical Center is having ripple effects on the health care system in the North County. Plus, Chula Vista's controversial decision to close Harborside Park has brought renewed attention to longtime disparities when it comes to public parkland.

The San Diego City Council is meeting today to tackle the city's housing crisis as well as its crumbling infrastructure in some areas. Tri-City Medical Center continues to recover in the wake of what a county source tells NBC 7 was a "ransomware attack". Part of one of the busiest freeways in California is shut down indefinitely because of an intense pallet fire that erupted over the weekend. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Veterans Day Events Across San Diego, City-Owned Land May Become Mixed-Use Homeless Shelter Site, Tri-City Medical Center Recovering from Cybersecurity BreachSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ambulances Re-Routed Due to Cybersecurity Breach at Tri-City Medical Center, El Cajon Police Investigating Sexual Assault Involving Granite Hills HS Students, I-Team Identity Theft CaseSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

SOCAL is a collaborative program between education and industry created by Tri-City Medical Center, the San Diego North Economic Development Council and Carlsbad, Oceanside, Vista, Greater Escondido, San Marcos, and Encinitas Chambers of Commerce. The vision is to give middle school, high school, post-secondary students and transitioning adults an opportunity to gain insights into career pathways. Aaron Byzack is the Chief External Affairs Officer for Tri-City Medical Center, Chairman of the San Diego North Economic Council, and Classical Academy parent. He has played an integral role in the creation of SOCAL and shares how this free tool can help prepare students to explore local employers, industries, and careers.https://socalworkforce.org/companies/

For Aaron Byzak, it's a team effort keeping Tri-City Medical Center at the forefront of technology, innovation & the changing healthcare needs of our community. In this podcast, the Chief External Affairs Officer of Tri-City Medical Center, Aaron Byzak, discusses the current state and future plans for the medical center. Byzak explains that Tri-City has undergone significant changes in recent years, with a focus on improving patient outcomes and investing in innovative technology. Despite its being an older facility, Tri-City is now equipped with state-of-the-art equipment, such as artificial intelligence that can predict where clots are going, and they are able to successfully treat patients with high survival rates for CPR and cardiac arrest. Byzak also addresses the medical center's reputation, acknowledging that it has faced challenges in the past, but emphasizing that patients are receiving excellent care when they come through the doors today. He expresses gratitude for the support of the Chamber and the surrounding cities, which have been instrumental in the medical center's success. The conversation then turns to the history of Tri-City, which opened in 1961. Byzak mentions the Chambers' role in pushing for the creation of the Tri-City Health Hospital District, which includes Carlsbad, Oceanside, and Vista. Both agree that quality healthcare is essential for the region, and that it is important to develop a common vision for the next 60 years of Tri-City's future. Overall, this podcast episode provides valuable insights into the current state and future plans of Tri-City Medical Center. Byzak's emphasis on patient outcomes and investment in technology demonstrate the medical center's commitment to providing top-quality care. The discussion of Tri-City's history and the importance of community support highlights the role that stakeholders such as the Chamber and surrounding cities play in the success of the medical center. By working together to develop a common vision, Tri-City can continue to provide excellent healthcare for the region for years to come. An interesting and illuminating conversation. Let's Get Social! Website: https://www.tricitymed.org LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronbyzak/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/TriCityMedCtr Twitter:: https://twitter.com/TriCityMedCtr Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TriCityMedicalCenter Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tricitymedicalcenter/ Recorded in the John Sanders Podcast Studio at the Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce and produced by Imagine Podcasting https://www.imaginepodcasting.com/

Super STEM Saturday is a free science festival held on March 11, 2023, at California State University San Marcos. Daren Wade is the Director of General Atomics' Aeronautical Systems Integration Group (EIG) and has been involved with the event since 2010. Daren shares how the event engages young engineers and students curious about learning more about how the world works. General Atomics is an event sponsor along with ViaSat, Thermo Fisher Scientific, County of San Diego, Hologic, Encodia, Tri-City Medical Center, Nordson, CalSense, Cox Communications, The Difference Card, Erickson-Hall Construction, Kaiser Permanente, Pacific Western Bank, RBC Capital Markets, Stradling, Young, Minney & Corr, LLP, Cigna, North Island Credit Union, and HME. This free, rain-or-shine event is from 10:00 am-4:00 pm. Learn more here.View the event flyer here

Aaron Byzak is a mentor and body boarder. He's received numerous accolades for his work in health care and advocacy, including 4 Emmys. He was on the San Diego Business Journal's 500 Most Influential list 3 times. And he's an inductee to the Carlsbad High Hall of Fame. MORE ABOUT AARON BYZAK Aaron Byzak joined Tri-City Medical Center as the Chief External Affairs Officer in May 2018. In this role, Aaron is responsible for the medical center and healthcare district's marketing, communications, government affairs, community engagement and patient transportation. Aaron also serves as Senior Consultant for Galvanized Strategies, a public affairs consulting firm, and provides strategic business support for Byzak Custom Surfboards and Pure Fun Surfboards, his family's business of more than 50 years. For more than two decades, Aaron has served in positions of progressive leadership in Emergency Medical Services, health policy, healthcare management and consulting. A well-known advocate in the areas of health policy, mental health reform, assisted living reform and alcohol and drug prevention policy and practices, Aaron is passionately committed to helping those from at-risk backgrounds. He is a prolific mentor who prides himself on assisting others in achieving their dreams. Aaron has taught Strategic Career Planning: A 10-Step Guide to Realizing Your Potential, a program he created, live and virtually to more than 3,000 individuals including college students, healthcare executives, individuals experiencing homelessness and the formerly incarcerated, among others. Aaron is also founder and chief advocate of Hazel's Army, a community advocacy and education group that in 2014 helped pass the most comprehensive assisted living reform agenda in California's history. Hazel's Army's educational program, GreatGen2.0, has worked with educators throughout Southern California to promote intergenerational education through engaging storytelling. Aaron's presentation, The Amazing Life of Wilfred H. Mensching: A True Story from the Greatest Generation, teaches about major events and themes from United States and world history as seen through the eyes of a United States Marine World War II veteran, Prisoner of War and local community leader. That program, initially launched at Carlsbad High School, Aaron's alma mater, in 2015, has impacted more than 7,000 students. In 2019, Hazel's Army published Mental Health Policy and Practice Reform: A Local, State and Federal Perspective, a 42-page white paper outlining 30 needed behavioral health reforms at all levels of government. He has received numerous best practice awards and national and regional recognitions for his leadership and work in healthcare, public health, advocacy and communications, including four Emmy Awards. Aaron was recognized by the Health Care Communicators of San Diego County with the Communicator of the Year Award in 2017, received the Business Community Impact Award from the NAACP in 2019 and was chosen for the San Diego Business Journal's 500 Most Influential list in 2019, 2020 and 2021, among other recognitions. In 2022, Aaron received the Outstanding Social Responsibility Executive of the Year Award from the San Diego Business Journal and was inducted into the Carlsbad High School Hall of Fame. He earned his Master of Business Administration in Healthcare Management and Policy from UC Irvine's Merage School of Business, a Bachelor's degree in Social Science from Chapman University and an Associate's degree in History from MiraCosta College. Additionally, Aaron earned certificates in executive leadership from Cornell University and hospital and health system leadership from UCLA's Anderson School of Management. He is Board Certified in Healthcare Management as a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE). Aaron resides in Vista with his family.

Aaron Byzak is the Chief External Affairs Officer for Tri-City Medical Center. In his role he oversees the marketing, communications, government affairs, community relations, and patient transportation for the District and the Medical Center. But Aaron is so much more than the role he serves at Tri-City Medical Center. He's a devoted husband and father, volunteer, mental health and drug reform advocate, and mentor. He's also a life-long learner and overcame incredible life obstacles to achieve big things for himself, his family, and his community. Aaron sits down with Rachel to share about his story, his work at the hospital, and why Tri-City's COASTAL Commitment is impacting the lives of residents in the Tri-City area. If you love a full circle moment, this episode is for you! Show Notes Tri-City Medical Center TCMC Leadership Team COASTAL Commitment SOCAL Workforce San Diego North EDC Hazel's Army North Coastal Prevention Center Carlsbad High School Hall of Fame Mental Health Facility Rapid Fire Book: Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln: Goodwin, Doris Kearns: Song: Master of Puppets, Metallica Business Shoutout: Vista Village Pub --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/velocityvistapod/message

Tijuana shelter operators are protesting a new agreement between the U.S. and Mexico that sends deported Venezuelans to Tijuana. In other news, a new psychiatric health facility is now on the way in Oceanside, four years after the controversial closure of a psychiatric unit at Tri-City Medical Center. Plus, as the cost of living in San Diego increases, many artists are unable to pursue their passion in order to take other jobs to pay bills. But the people behind a new housing development in Vista want to change that by focusing on art and affordability.

Joining us today is David Spencer, CEO of Cabrillo Hospice. We discuss the importance of hospice and why building relationships is important even toward the end of life. Hospice is meant for a special relationship at a very intimate point of life. Support is important to be able to feel good and to make the best of the current situation. In a post-acute environment, hospice is important because if individuals are prepared, they have the opportunity to choose the type of setting and relationships that exist toward the end of life. Learn more today on hospice options and the importance of planning the post-acute setting.  David E. SpencerDavid E. Spencer is the founder and CEO of Cabrillo Hospice and President of the The Cabrillo Foundation, a non profit that supports the broader mission of Cabrillo Hospice.  David began his medical career as medic, having served in the US Air Force and US Navy.  Following high school David enlisted in the military and was forward deployed on active duty during the terrorists attacks of 9/11.  He often sites 9/11 as a pivotal point in his military career, as the military to shifted from relative peace time oriented missions to war fighting. He is a recipient of several military decorations, including the Navy and Marine Corp Achievement Medal. Following his military career, David moved to Southern California and worked as an Emergency Room Technician at Balboa Naval Hospital and as a Patient Care Assistant at Tri City Medical Center.  It was during this time that David began participating in medical relief missions in West Africa.  It was these years and work that David cites as bringing the greatest clarity in his life and faith. Cabrillo's mantra of Created to Serve is a direct result of David's time on the medical mission field. David was born into incredibly difficult circumstances and as a young child, experienced a variety of living conditions, including homelessness.  He was adopted around age 5 and believes much of his success is derived from the difficult experiences of his early childhood. David professional hospice career as an Account Executive at Silverado Senior Living and has worked various organizations in a leadership capacity including as an Executive Director, Regional Director, Vice President of Operations and finally as CEO of Cabrillo.Today, Cabrillo Hospice stands as one of San Diego County largest privately held hospices, proving out that we are indeed not a product of our circumstances. Office Contact:Cabrillo Hospice32332 Camino CapistranoSuite 201San Jaun Capistrano, CA 92675(858) 345- 3267Social Media:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cabrillohospice or@cabrillohospiceWebsite: https://www.cabrillohospice.com/ 

In this episode, Bret Schanzenbach spoke with his good friend, Aaron Byzak, the chief external affairs officer for Tri-City Medical Center. Aaron explains how his passions inform his career, how he switched from being an EMT to being involved in healthcare policy, how the hospital responded to COVID, and what's in store for the future of Tri-City Medical. Interview Links Connect with Aaron on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronbyzak/. Check out Tri-City Medical's website: https://www.tricitymed.org/. Watch Tri-City's Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/TriCityMedCtr. Follow Tri-City on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TriCityMedCtr. Friend Tri-City on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TriCityMedicalCenter. Find Tri-City on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tricitymedicalcenter/. Find out more about the Chamber: https://carlsbad.org  Did you like what you heard? This show is produced by Imagine Podcasting DBA of Heard Not Seen Media, Inc. For more, visit Imagine Podcasting at https://www.imaginepodcasting.com/.

Season 2 of the Advancing Oceanside Podcast is here! Our first episode celebrates Tri-City Medical Center's 60 years of service and we're joined by Aaron Byzak, Chief External Affairs Officer and Jennifer Paroly, Chief Development Officer and President. This episode explores Tri-City Medical Center's history, improvements in technology over the years, and exciting new projects and plans. Aaron and Jennifer even go over some exciting TCMC trivia. We're so blessed have have Tri-City Medical Center in our community, and are grateful for our many years of partnership. After six decades of service, Tri-City Medical Center remains committed to the community—fulfilling the vision of the leaders who championed its creation. The combination of world-class care and community stewardship has earned national recognition for the hospital. Tri-City Medical Center has been named a Top 100 Hospital several times, received National Certifications in stroke care and heart failure for its Pulmonary Rehabilitation Center, been named a Best Maternity Hospital by Newsweek, won Wound Care Facility of the Year, been designated as a Blue Distinction Center for cardiac care and spine surgery by Blue Cross/Blue Shield, won countless awards for its heart and stroke care, and was named Top 100 hospitals for spine surgery nationwide, awarded by Healthgrades. Learn more at tricitymed.org/community.

For every 1 adult who maybe stops smoking cigarettes by vaping, 80 new adolescents will take up vaping who would otherwise never have started. Let’s ban tobacco, but bring on vaping. These are frankly stupid health policies. Listen to what Aaron Byzak has to say on the manner.  A man who defeated the odds of a 9 on adverse childhood event (ACE) score to become a very successful man. Aaron Byzak joined Tri-City Medical Center as the Chief External Affairs Officer in May 2018. In this role, Aaron is responsible for the medical center and healthcare district's marketing, communications, government affairs, and community engagement activities. For more than two decades, Aaron has served in positions of progressive leadership in Emergency Medical Services, health policy, healthcare management, and consulting. He has received numerous best practice awards and national recognition for his leadership and work in healthcare, public health, advocacy, and communications including four Emmy Awards. Aaron was recognized by the Health Care Communicators of San Diego County with the Communicator of the Year Award in 2017 and was chosen for the San Diego Business Journal’s 500 Most Influential list in 2019 and 2020. A well-known advocate in the area of alcohol, tobacco, and other drug (ATOD) prevention, Aaron has served on the board of directors for the North Coastal Prevention Coalition (NCPC) since 2003, including eight years as president. A national leader in the development of innovative drug prevention programs, practices, and policies, NCPC earned the 2008 Got Outcomes! Coalition of Excellence/National Coalition of the Year from Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA) and two National Exemplary Awards (2010, 2018) from the National Association of State Alcohol and Drug Abuse Directors (NASADAD). Aaron was the founding chair of the Rx Abuse Task Force of San Diego County, is the recipient of the Red Ribbon Week Campaign/Drug Enforcement Administration’s Excellence in Prevention Advocacy Award in 2015, and was recognized in 2013 by the Alcohol Policy Panel of San Diego County for his leadership. Aaron is also founder and chief advocate of Hazel's Army, a community advocacy and education group that in 2014 helped pass the most comprehensive assisted living reform agenda in California's history. He earned his Master of Business Administration in Healthcare Management and Policy from UC Irvine's Merage School of Business and a Bachelor's degree in Social Science from Chapman University. Additionally, Aaron earned certificates in leadership from Cornell University and UCLA's Anderson School of Management. He is Board Certified in Healthcare Management as a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE). Aaron resides in Vista with his family.

There's a pretty good chance that you or someone you know was born at Tri-City Medical Center. For 60 years Tri-City Medical Center has been serving the needs of North County residents. Aaron Byzak, Chief External Affairs Officer, discusses what makes Tri-City standout in the health care industry. Aaron shares his career path and how he continues to give back through mentoring and the holistic program he developed to help people create a career path to success.Aaron is responsible for the healthcare district's marketing, communications, government affairs, and community engagement activities.For more than two decades, Aaron has served in positions of progressive leadership in Emergency Medical Services, health policy, healthcare management, and consulting. Recently, Aaron and his team were honored with 18 awards from the Health Care Communicators of Southern California for community outreach and its public engagement efforts.Mentioned:Tri-City Medical Center18 Communicator AwardsMedical ServicesStrategic Career Planning 

On this episode of the Advancing Oceanside Podcast, we are pleased to have with us Jennifer Paroly, President of the Tri-City Hospital Foundation. The Tri-City Hospital Foundation aims to build and support the community by helping advance exceptional healthcare. Hear how the Foundation has directly supported Tri-Cty Medical Center by raising funds for necessary improvements, new facilities and state-of-the-art equipment. Jennifer even discusses how the Foundation played a pivotal role during the pandemic and has provided PPE equipment, air filters and more to keep hospital patients and staff as safe as possible. Visit Tri-City Hospital Foundation's website to find out how you can get involved: https://tricityhospitalfoundation.org/ Thank you to our sponsor Tri-City Medical Center. Check them out at: https://www.tricitymed.org/

On this episode of the Advancing Oceanside Podcast, our host Scott Ashton sat down with Erik Bruvold, CEO of San Diego North Economic Development Council. The SDNEDC focuses on marketing economic development opportunities and amplifying positive news about the North County economy, helping North County employers grow by solving specific business challenges, and connecting K-16 educators and employers through events and individual meetings to strengthen workforce programs throughout North County. The San Diego North Economic Development Council recently released the results from a study on the COVID-19 impacts along the 78 Corridor. The study found that nearly 36,000 jobs were lost. These numbers were extremely high in the hospitality, restaurant and retail sectors. The SDNEDC plans to use the data collected from this study to examines these impacts and the recovery efforts necessary in moving forward. A huge thank you to our sponsor, Tri-City Medical Center.

On this episode of the Advancing Oceanside Podcast, our host, Scott Ashton sat down with Jodi Diamond, CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Oceanside, to discuss how their organization transitioned to continue supporting the community despite difficulties stemming from the pandemic. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Oceanside is a youth development organization dedicated to providing a safe, fun and enriching environment for youth to spend time during non-school hours. With over 1,400 youths to serve daily, the BGCO recognized the necessity to continue serving the community and immediately transitioned their in-person programs online. They also provided free meals to all children 18 and under after realizing the closure of schools left many children hungry. Thank you to our sponsor, Tri-City Medical Center.

In this episode of the Advancing Oceanside Podcast, our host, Scott Ashton, sat down with two influential individuals from the North Coastal Prevention Coaltion, Aaron Byzak, NCPC President and John Byrom, Vista Community Clinic's Prevention Specialist. Aaron Byzak, who also serves as the Chief External Affairs Officer for Tri-City Medical Center, has been a part of the North Coastal Prevention Coalition since 2003 and has served as the President of the organization for the past eight years. John Byrom has worked closely with the NCPC and explains that NCPC supports San Diego County's four main prevention initiatives including Binge and Underage Drinking prevention, Marijuana Prevention, the Meth Strike Force and the Rx Drug Task Force. Recently, NCPC held the National Prescription Drug Take Back Day and collected 741lbs of medications. The County continues to work towards deterring individuals from abusing drugs and helping those addicted receive proper treatment and have access to medical resources. Thank you to our sponsor, Tri-City Medical Center.

On this week's episode of the Advancing Oceanside Podcast, the Oceanside Chamber of Commerce hosts San Diego Business Journal's Nonprofit CEO of the Year, Jim Floros with the San Diego Food Bank. The Food Bank was recognized for their work during the COVID-19 crisis, feeding a growing number of families throughout all of San Diego County. In a typical year, the San Diego Food Bank spends around 1 million dollars in food purchases. However since the beginning of the pandemic, the Food Bank has already spent 8 million dollars on food purchases all thanks to the generous donations from community and corporate supporters. Thank you to our sponsor, Tri-City Medical Center.

On this episode of the Advancing Oceanside Podcast, the Oceanside Chamber spoke with two student board members for the Be the Resistance Club at Oceanside High School. Oceanside High's Be the Resistance Club is supported by the North Coastal Prevention Coalition, an organization which aims to reduce the harm of alcohol, tobacco, marijuana and other drugs in the cities of Carlsbad, Oceanside, and Vista through community action, education, support, and collaboration. Thank you to our sponsor, Tri-City Medical Center.

www.AlternativeHealthTools.com Serena Goldsmith is originally from the East Coast (New Jersey and Virginia), but moved to San Diego County with her family at the age of 13.  Serena went to high school in Encinitas, CA, and graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Occidental College in 1994, with a major in Sociology and a minor in Spanish.   While attending Occidental, Serena developed serious physical and mental health symptoms and was diagnosed with two health conditions that greatly changed the course of her life: bipolar disorder and Crohn's disease.  She has spent the past 20 years on a journey of discovery and recovery in order to find answers to how she could lead a healthy and meaningful life with these conditions.  Based on what she has learned, Serena has been able to achieve a level of wellness that makes it possible for her to pursue her dreams and goals and to live a healthy and happy life.   Serena currently works as a Peer Support Specialist at North Coastal Mental Health Center in Oceanside, CA and does individual and group counseling with clients diagnosed with what are termed “severe and persistent” mental illnesses. Serena is also a student in the Master of Social Work Program at California State University San Marcos.  Serena's career goals are to become a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, to contribute her experience and knowledge about recovery to the field of mental health, to reduce stigma around mental illness, and to change mental health policies on a national level in order to create more person-centered and recovery-oriented mental health services in the United States and beyond.     Serena is passionate about sharing her story and what she has learned over the past 20 years during the course of her recovery journey in order to bring hope, knowledge, and inspiration to others.  She has spoken for several different organizations, including the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), International Bipolar Foundation, Tri-City Medical Center, and Mental Health Systems, Inc.   Topics Crohn's disease, Bipolar disorder, Mental Illness, It's Okay And Important To Talk About This, Depression and Anxiety, Suicide, Psychosis, Hope, Recovery Educator. Mary Ellen Copeland and the Copeland Center Serena as a facilitator for the Copeland Center's curriculum Mental Health Recovery and WRAP (Wellness, Recovery Action Plan). The Wellness Recovery Action Plan® or WRAP®, is a self-designed prevention and wellness process that anyone can use to get well, stay well and make their life the way they want it to be. Hope – People who experience mental health difficulties get well, stay well and go on to meet their life dreams and goals. Personal Responsibility – It's up to you, with the assistance of others, to take action and do what needs to be done to keep yourself well. Education – Learning all you can about what you are experiencing so you can make good decisions about all aspects of you life. Self Advocacy – Effectively reaching out to others so that you can get what it is that you need, want and deserve to support your wellness and recovery. Support – While working toward your wellness is up to you, receiving support from others, and giving support to others will help you feel better and enhance the quality of your life. “Recovery is remembering who you are and using your strengths to become all that you were meant to be.” ~ Recovery Innovations Wellness Tip Wellness Tools? - What works for you that helps you stay well. Links and Resources Mentioned Self Healing Colitis & Crohn's by David Klein, Ph.D. Healing Bipolar and Depression by Suzy Hoseus The Copeland Center Mental Health Recovery and WRAP (Wellness, Recovery Action Plan) Recovery Innovations Healing Bipolar and Depression by Suzy Hoseus Serena Goldsmith A Story of Hope and Recovery 3-18-15 International Bipolar Foundation Fighting Bipolar's Stigma Dial 2-1-1 Get Connected. 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