CEHSET Officers

Our Officers

Nancy Finn R.EEG T. / CNP ~ President

Nancy received her associate degree in Electroencephalography from Western Wisconsin Technical College in La Cross, Wisconsin in 1980. After graduation, she was employed at Marshfield Clinic from 1980-1985 and was registered in EEG in 1984. Nancy moved to Old Chatham, New York in 1985 and began working at the Clinical Neurophysiology Lab at Albany Medical Center where they perform EEG's, AEEG, Video Monitoring and Evoked Potentials. Nancy also plays an active role in training other CNP techs and neurology residents. In 2001, Nancy became the manager of the Clinical Neurophysiology Lab and continues to work there to this day.

Ramona Heisig, R. EEG T/EP T./CNIM ~ Vice President

Ramona Heisig currently works at the University of Rochester Medical Center. She currently holds a position as Assistant Clinical Supervisor for the Strong Epilepsy Center. Ramona was elected Vice President of the Charles E. Henry Society in 2009 also held a position as Secretary for the society in 2005-2007. She has been involved in planning the Charles E. Henry annual society meetings, coordinating both the 2004 and the 2009 held in Rochester, New York. As a resident in Rochester, she enjoys riding her bike and jogging along Lake Ontario.

Carolyn Towers, R EEG T. ~ Treasure

Carolyn Towers has been the Charles E. Henry Society Treasurer since 2003. Prior o that she acted as Secretary of the society for many years, and she was involved with the original committee to formulate the society 18 years ago. Carolyn is currently working as the technical Supervisor at SUNY Upstate Medical University in Syracuase. She has a strong interest in furthering the educational opportunities available to technologists in our field. She sees her involvvment with the society as beneficial towards that end. She is grateful for the continued trust the board and members have in her and is happy to be in the office of Treasurer again this year.

Sarah Gannon, R. EEG/EP T./CNIM ~ Secretary

Sarah is the newest member involed in the Charles E. Henry Society in 2003. She quickly became involved with the meetings providing lectures in Seizure Classification for Course I, as well as being course director for several meetings. Her interests span functional neurosurgery as well as advancement of technologist's understanding of various areas of neurophysiology. Sarah currently works at the Strong Epilepsy Center in Rochester NY as a Clinical Specialist and enjoys the various aspects of her job, which includes being involved in the Society. She is grateful for the opportunity to be involved with CEHSET and enjoys putting together the newsletter and website.

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