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  • School: University of Maryland
  • Campus: Baltimore County
  • Department: Health Administration
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  • Location: 620 W. Lexington St.
    Baltimore, MD - 21201
  • Dates at University of Maryland: October 2012 - April 2017
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Biography

University of Maryland Baltimore County - Health Administration

Regional Administrator at Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems
Hospital & Health Care
Luis Mauricio
Pinet Peralta
Baltimore, Maryland Area
Health professional with national and international applied experience in health services, research, public policy and evaluation, in both public and private sectors. More than 20 years of combined experience in clinical care, higher education, training and professional development, quality management and leadership, with strong management and conflict resolution skills.

Experience

  • University of Maryland Baltimore County

    Associate Director, Health Administration & Policy Program

    In this senior management role, I developed clinical affiliation and academic articulation agreements, lead academic review program report, managed program efficiency using data analytics and business dashboards and oversaw compliance of programmatic and institutional regulations. I provided academic support to more than 1170 students with at least 90% student satisfaction, have also mentored scholars in their research pursuits.

    I taught courses in health systems and global health, emergency preparedness, and research methods, and coordinated field internships and practicums. I was also responsible for scheduling courses and providing additional administrative support.

    Highly proficient with Blackboard and Adobe Suite and traditional, hybrid and on-online classes, teaching medical, pharmacy, nursing, paramedic and allied health students. Expert user of Learning Management Systems (LMS) and student response systems.

  • University of Maryland School of Medicine

    Adjunct Assistant Professor, Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine

    I teach health systems and leadership courses for students in the Epidemiology and Public Health Department, Master of Public Health program, to medical, pharmacy, nursing, paramedic and allied health students.

  • Optimal Solutions Group, LLC

    Research Analyst III

    Employment options for low-skilled workers: Lead a research protocol based on pilot data related to employment options for low-skilled workers in Baltimore, presented the findings in the Allied Social Science Association meeting and the National Council for Workforce Education meeting. Lead the coordination of a roundtable forum to discuss the results of this evaluation among Maryland state government agencies, community colleges, businesses and industries. I oversaw marketing efforts, finalized facility arrangements and the organization of the panel.

    Strong Fathers/Strong Families program: Lead the evaluation of the Strong Fathers/Strong Families (SF/SF) program's effectiveness, including coding of data using STATA as well as the final report that described the results of the study. The report presented an analysis of all three program components: Economic Stability (ES), Healthy Relationships (HR) and Responsible Parenting (RP).

    Fraud, Waste and Abuse: I was also part of the team that managed Fraud, Waste and Abuse data for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid.

    Medical Quality Measures Design: I helped develop health plan quality measures, review standardized language and quantitative scoring models for the Medicare Advantage Quality Improvement Projects and Chronic Care Improvement Programs(QIPs and CCIPs). I was a senior reviewer and also lead the development of a full report that described the results of the quality measures at the national level.

    Policy analysis: Performed statistical analysis on health quality data; generated summative and predictive reports on effective population health interventions from clinical, management and policy perspectives

    Project and proposal management: Managed tasks and timelines; communicated with clients and external partners; contributed in proposal writing.

  • CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield

    Quality Improvement Specialist

    I was part of a team responsible for helping to ensure that our 3.4 million members receive the highest quality care and service possible. In collaboration with others across the organization, I was responsible for quality measurement collection specifically focused on networks management and credentialing, and using data to identify opportunities and work throughout the organization to implement quality improvement interventions. I worked collaboratively with key leads throughout the organization to carry out the QI Program goals and objectives, leading to compliance with regulatory and accreditation requirements and progressively increasing health plan performance.

    My specific responsibilities included:
    * Contribution to the region-wide quality improvement (QI) program
    * Data collection, analysis and reporting on mandated HEDIS quality assessments
    * Lead Quality Improvement teams and monitor and collaborate with delegated/contracted partners to assure alignment with plan and regulatory standards
    * NCQA accreditation standards related to medical and behavioral health networks and practitioner and facility credentialing
    * HEDIS benchmarks for behavioral health services

    I also lead efforts to improve outcomes related to behavioral health measures and make contributions towards innovative approaches that include medical technology, devices and processes supported by research and evidence of effectiveness.

  • Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems

    Regional Administrator

    Luis worked at Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems as a Regional Administrator

  • American Red Cross

    Lead instructor for CPR and First Aid, Workplace Safety and Lifeguard Instructor

Education

  • University of Maryland Baltimore County

    Ph.D.

    Health Policy
    Research assistant while completing masters and doctoral degrees

  • University of Maryland Baltimore County

    M.Sc.

    Emergency Health Services
    I was a graduate research assistant for the Emergency Health Services Department, graduated with a Master of Science degree in Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine. I was also a graduate research assistant for the Public Policy department and the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and graduated with a Ph.D. in health policy.

  • University of Maryland Baltimore County

    Associate Director, Health Administration & Policy Program


    In this senior management role, I developed clinical affiliation and academic articulation agreements, lead academic review program report, managed program efficiency using data analytics and business dashboards and oversaw compliance of programmatic and institutional regulations. I provided academic support to more than 1170 students with at least 90% student satisfaction, have also mentored scholars in their research pursuits. I taught courses in health systems and global health, emergency preparedness, and research methods, and coordinated field internships and practicums. I was also responsible for scheduling courses and providing additional administrative support. Highly proficient with Blackboard and Adobe Suite and traditional, hybrid and on-online classes, teaching medical, pharmacy, nursing, paramedic and allied health students. Expert user of Learning Management Systems (LMS) and student response systems.

  • The Johns Hopkins University

    Certificate

    Injury Prevention and Control
    Center for Injury Research and Policy, John F. Finklea Fellowship: Summer Institute "Principles & Practice of Injury Prevention" 2004

Publications

  • Urban Primacy: Reopening the Debate

    Geography Compass

  • Urban Primacy: Reopening the Debate

    Geography Compass

  • Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest: First Documented Experience in a Mexican Urban Setting

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • Urban Primacy: Reopening the Debate

    Geography Compass

  • Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest: First Documented Experience in a Mexican Urban Setting

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • The effects of primary prevention policies on mortality from motor vehicle crashes among children and adolescents in the U.S.

    Journal of Safety Research

  • Urban Primacy: Reopening the Debate

    Geography Compass

  • Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest: First Documented Experience in a Mexican Urban Setting

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • The effects of primary prevention policies on mortality from motor vehicle crashes among children and adolescents in the U.S.

    Journal of Safety Research

  • The prehospital emergency care system in Mexico City: A system's performance evaluation

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • Urban Primacy: Reopening the Debate

    Geography Compass

  • Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest: First Documented Experience in a Mexican Urban Setting

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • The effects of primary prevention policies on mortality from motor vehicle crashes among children and adolescents in the U.S.

    Journal of Safety Research

  • The prehospital emergency care system in Mexico City: A system's performance evaluation

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • Primary injury prevention and mortality from motor vehicle crashes among children and adolescents in the USA: from safety behaviours to healthy environments

    Injury Prevention

  • Urban Primacy: Reopening the Debate

    Geography Compass

  • Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest: First Documented Experience in a Mexican Urban Setting

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • The effects of primary prevention policies on mortality from motor vehicle crashes among children and adolescents in the U.S.

    Journal of Safety Research

  • The prehospital emergency care system in Mexico City: A system's performance evaluation

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • Primary injury prevention and mortality from motor vehicle crashes among children and adolescents in the USA: from safety behaviours to healthy environments

    Injury Prevention

  • A profile of middle-aged and older adults admitted to nursing homes

    Journal of Aging & Social Policy

  • Urban Primacy: Reopening the Debate

    Geography Compass

  • Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest: First Documented Experience in a Mexican Urban Setting

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • The effects of primary prevention policies on mortality from motor vehicle crashes among children and adolescents in the U.S.

    Journal of Safety Research

  • The prehospital emergency care system in Mexico City: A system's performance evaluation

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • Primary injury prevention and mortality from motor vehicle crashes among children and adolescents in the USA: from safety behaviours to healthy environments

    Injury Prevention

  • A profile of middle-aged and older adults admitted to nursing homes

    Journal of Aging & Social Policy

  • Sistemas médicos de emergencia en México. Una perspectiva prehospitalaria

    Archivo de Medicina de Urgencias de Mexico

  • Urban Primacy: Reopening the Debate

    Geography Compass

  • Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest: First Documented Experience in a Mexican Urban Setting

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • The effects of primary prevention policies on mortality from motor vehicle crashes among children and adolescents in the U.S.

    Journal of Safety Research

  • The prehospital emergency care system in Mexico City: A system's performance evaluation

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • Primary injury prevention and mortality from motor vehicle crashes among children and adolescents in the USA: from safety behaviours to healthy environments

    Injury Prevention

  • A profile of middle-aged and older adults admitted to nursing homes

    Journal of Aging & Social Policy

  • Sistemas médicos de emergencia en México. Una perspectiva prehospitalaria

    Archivo de Medicina de Urgencias de Mexico

  • Prehospital experience and practical skills: results from Mexico City's paramedic registry

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • Urban Primacy: Reopening the Debate

    Geography Compass

  • Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest: First Documented Experience in a Mexican Urban Setting

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • The effects of primary prevention policies on mortality from motor vehicle crashes among children and adolescents in the U.S.

    Journal of Safety Research

  • The prehospital emergency care system in Mexico City: A system's performance evaluation

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • Primary injury prevention and mortality from motor vehicle crashes among children and adolescents in the USA: from safety behaviours to healthy environments

    Injury Prevention

  • A profile of middle-aged and older adults admitted to nursing homes

    Journal of Aging & Social Policy

  • Sistemas médicos de emergencia en México. Una perspectiva prehospitalaria

    Archivo de Medicina de Urgencias de Mexico

  • Prehospital experience and practical skills: results from Mexico City's paramedic registry

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • Prehospital emergency care in Mexico City: the opportunities of the healthcare system

    Salud Publica de Mexico

  • Urban Primacy: Reopening the Debate

    Geography Compass

  • Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest: First Documented Experience in a Mexican Urban Setting

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • The effects of primary prevention policies on mortality from motor vehicle crashes among children and adolescents in the U.S.

    Journal of Safety Research

  • The prehospital emergency care system in Mexico City: A system's performance evaluation

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • Primary injury prevention and mortality from motor vehicle crashes among children and adolescents in the USA: from safety behaviours to healthy environments

    Injury Prevention

  • A profile of middle-aged and older adults admitted to nursing homes

    Journal of Aging & Social Policy

  • Sistemas médicos de emergencia en México. Una perspectiva prehospitalaria

    Archivo de Medicina de Urgencias de Mexico

  • Prehospital experience and practical skills: results from Mexico City's paramedic registry

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • Prehospital emergency care in Mexico City: the opportunities of the healthcare system

    Salud Publica de Mexico

  • No Accident: Traffic and Pedestrians in the Modern City

    Mobilities

  • Urban Primacy: Reopening the Debate

    Geography Compass

  • Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest: First Documented Experience in a Mexican Urban Setting

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • The effects of primary prevention policies on mortality from motor vehicle crashes among children and adolescents in the U.S.

    Journal of Safety Research

  • The prehospital emergency care system in Mexico City: A system's performance evaluation

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • Primary injury prevention and mortality from motor vehicle crashes among children and adolescents in the USA: from safety behaviours to healthy environments

    Injury Prevention

  • A profile of middle-aged and older adults admitted to nursing homes

    Journal of Aging & Social Policy

  • Sistemas médicos de emergencia en México. Una perspectiva prehospitalaria

    Archivo de Medicina de Urgencias de Mexico

  • Prehospital experience and practical skills: results from Mexico City's paramedic registry

    Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

  • Prehospital emergency care in Mexico City: the opportunities of the healthcare system

    Salud Publica de Mexico

  • No Accident: Traffic and Pedestrians in the Modern City

    Mobilities

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