Making telehealth work for you

We understand that many organizations are working diligently to determine how to incorporate telehealth into existing clinical workflows. Our experienced staff can assist you in:

maximizing departmental benefits from utilizing telehealth
managing the change in case flow within your organization
fostering clinical buy-in from the necessary stakeholders and medical professionals
ensuring your implementation of telehealth is as successful as possible

Advancing your telehealth program

We offer a range of customer services to ensure your telehealth program continues to grow.

on-site clinical assessment of workflow and needs
targeted, customer focused training and support
clinical support of AFHCAN's new initiatives, services and products

Telehealth Coordinators

Jay Brudzinski
jbrudzinski@anthc.org
Phone: 907.729.4709
Cell: 907.441.5391

Jay is retired from the U.S. Coast Guard and has 27 years of health care experience. His experience includes primary care, laboratory, x-ray, pharmacy, occupational health & emergency medicine. Jay has served as an Independent Duty Health Services Technician afloat and ashore and recently completed a 7 year assignment as the Coast Guard’s Managed Care Officer for Alaska. He is an avid sailor and enjoys cruising out of Seward and participating in local sailing regattas

Lynn Copoulos
lcopoulos@anthc.org
Phone: 907.729.2276
Cell: 907.441-0687

Lynn Copoulos has over 25 years nursing experience in emergency, recovery room, NICU nursing in hospitals throughout the USA and Canada. In the recent years Lynn, managed hospital-based community health programs including the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Special Supplementation Program, WIC Peer Counselor program and an outpatient lactation support program in Anchorage. Lynn is a Registered Nurse and an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). Lynn spends her free time playing the fiddle, boating and skiing.

Susan Davidson
sdavidson@anthc.org
Phone: 907.729.2267
Cell: 907.244-0398

My nickname is Tilda, thanks to my husband, many years ago. I have been a nurse since 1976. Have been in Alaska for 28 years. Am retired from State of Alaska after 20 years of employment with Alaskan elders, case management, risk management, and staff education. Upon retiring I joined ANMC Emergency Room/Urgent Care. After spending 4 years there, I moved around a bit: To Peds clinic, Surgery clinic, and Neurosurgery. My husband is an Alaskan bush pilot. We enjoy flying, missions trips, pets, our children, and work.

Cindy Roleff
cjroleff@anthc.org
Phone: 907.729.2277
Cell: 907.440.4310

Cindy Roleff has 24 years of nursing experience working both in small rural facilities and in large inner city hospitals. During 9 of those years, her primary focus was in education. She taught at the University of Alaska, School of Nursing in Anchorage, managed the Alaska Native Medical Center's (ANMC) Nursing Internship and Preceptor Development programs and worked as the Supervisor of Hospital education for ANMC. She has her Master’s degree in Business Organizational Management and is board certified in Nursing Professional Development. Cindy also recently retired from the United States Air Force. Cindy enjoys playing piano and flute, hiking, camping and skiing.