Dewberry, a privately held professional services firm, promoted Dave Huey, AIA, LEED AP, to senior principal at its Tulsa, Okla., office. Huey has more than 25 years of experience in the design of new and expanded facilities for medical, educational, military and private-sector clients. Currently, Huey is responsible for providing specialized expertise and overall project direction with an emphasis on health care architecture.
Arup, a multidisciplinary engineering and consulting firm, announced Katie Wood, principal, has transferred to the firm’s Toronto office where she will have an integral role in the Americas health care team and lead the development of the health care business in Canada. Wood relocated from Sydney, where she was the health lead for Arup across Australia, New Zealand and Southeast Asia.
Ashley Cook was recently hired as the manager of business development for the Health and Cultural studios at SmithGroupJJR in Washington, D.C. SmithGroupJJR is one of the largest architecture, engineering and planning firms in the country, and is ranked a Top 10 design firm by Architect, the American Institute of Architects’ magazine.
A recent addition to the Eppstein Uhen Architects Inc. team, Jeff Holzhauer brings more than 22 years of hospital design experience to his new position as senior project manager at the company. As EUA expands its health care studio, Holzhauer will work closely with clients, helping them develop ideal design solutions that meet their needs.
Christopher Naughton, AIA, a specialist in the design of health care facilities and an advocate for patients and their families, has joined Ratcliff as a senior medical planner. With 25 years serving the health care design sector, Naughton is now responsible for meeting client demands for effective healing solutions. Prior to his new role, he was the principal and senior planner at SmithGroupJJR, where he worked on facilities including St.
The new corporate vice president of innovation and technology at HSM, Gregg Greulich, will lead and manage the team to ensure development of transportation and furniture solutions for certain markets such as health care. Coming to the firm with 12 years of management experience in engineering as well as research and development, Greulich previously served as senior director at Evenflo Company Inc. and later managed infant care durable product programs.
Paul Whitson, AIA, joins HOK’s St. Louis practice as senior vice president and health care principal. Responsible for the company’s north central region, he will be providing health care planning and design, project delivery, business and client relations, practice management as well as staff development.
Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center physician Raymond L. Ebarb, MD, FAAFP, has been named president of the New York State Academy of Family Physicians (NYSAFP). As the organization’s chief officer for the year, Dr. Ebarb is responsible for administrating and implementing policies. He holds 25 years of experience in family medicine and was a founding partner of Great South Bay Family Medical Practice in West Sayville, N.Y.
Recently named lead architect of the health care IT advisory services division at MedSys Group, Thure Meyer will be responsible for advising clients on their IT infrastructure and security to fully support their health care systems. Spending nearly 25 years in the financial sector, Meyer offers a unique perspective on the health care IT market, bringing extensive knowledge about infrastructures, disaster recovery plans and overall technology support to his new role.
Health care construction specialist Troy Stutz is the new project executive at RJM Construction, where he will provide project leadership on large assignments with a focus on health care projects. A 25-year industry veteran, Stutz is an experienced project manager specializing in preconstruction, construction planning, scheduling and estimating for health care facilities. Most recently, he served as project manager for a local general contractor.
