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Professional Organizer Sharon Wagner Braiteh
Sharon began her professional organizing business in 1999.
Sharon is experienced in Special Education and has an extensive
background in volunteer work for non profits. Her experience
with the Enviromental Protection Agency's Tools for Schools
Indoor Air Quality as a School Health Coordinator for SBISD
and Mothers for Clean Air serves her well. Drawing on her
experience as a Legal Assistant and an Administrative Assistant,
Sharon understands the value of good organizing from the client's
point of view. She honed her time management, paper organizing,
and problem solving skills in the business world -- and now
shares these talents with her private clients.
Sharon operates according to a simple philosophy -- let's
get started now!
Sharon's greatest organizing strength is her ability to make
lasting organizational changes for her clients. She excels
in helping people work through problems that have seemed insurmountable
in the past, guiding them toward solutions they might not
have considered before.
In her own words -- "It's not where you start in life,
it's where you finish"
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"I have known Sharon Wagner Braiteh for about seven
years. In the time that I have known her, one of the most
impressive things I have found about her, is that she has
incredible organizing capabilities. Her home is one of the
most delightfully clean and organized homes I have ever seen."
- Patricia Hardaway
"I met Sharon through the Tools For Schools Indoor Air
Quality program in the Spring Branch ISD. She visited our
school to carry out a walk through in classrooms and, later
came to speak to our faculty on "decluttering".
We have already implimented some of her suggestions. She is
dedicated and passionate about her work to improve indoor
air quality. She has been a valuable resource and I look forward
to working with her during the upcoming school year."
- Chris Friesen, RN
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Michael Wohlfeiler- Featured Speaker
Dr. Michael Wohlfeiler is Medical Director of Special Immunology
Services at Mercy Hospital in Miami, Florida. He began his
professional career as an attorney after graduating from the
University of Arizona College of Law. While in law school
he received a scholarship to serve six months as a Staff Assistant
with a subcommittee of the United States Senate Judiciary
Committee while continuing his studies at Georgetown University
Law School. After a brief and unhappy career as an attorney,
he entered medical school at Rush Medical College in Chicago
where he graduated Salutatorian in 1987. He completed his
postgraduate training in internal medicine at the University
of Miami. He began working with HIV/AIDS patients in 1988
when he became the study physician for the University of Miami's
Biopsychosocial AIDS Project. After completing his residency
training, he entered private practice with a focus on the
care of persons with HIV/AIDS. In addition, he became involved
in developing a new model of hospice care for terminally ill
AIDS patients and served for 8 years as the Medical Director
of a large AIDS hospice program. Dr. Wohlfeiler is board-certified
in both Internal Medicine and Hospice and Palliative Medicine.
He is credentialed as an HIV Specialist by The American Board
of HIV Medicine.
Dr. Wohlfeiler is a consulting member of Miami-Dade County's
Ryan White Medical Care Subcommittee. He recently completed
his term as Chair of the Florida Academy of HIV Medicine and
is a member of the national Board of Directors for the American
Academy of HIV Medicine. He has authored 2 chapters in books
about end-of-life care for persons with AIDS and has published
various peer-reviewed research articles and monographs. Dr.
Wohlfeiler speaks locally, nationally, and internationally
on issues related to HIV/AIDS and end-of-life care. He is
involved extensively in HIV/AIDS clinical research trials.
He serves as a Community Preceptor for medical students and
residents attending the University of Miami. In 2002, the
Ronald McDonald Foundation chose him as one of Miami's "Twelve
Good Men". He has been selected three times for inclusion
in the book The Best Doctors in America and has recently been
appointed to the International Board of Directors of Amigos
de las Americas, a youth-oriented non-profit organization
that sends volunteers to Central and South America where they
engage in a variety of developmental projects.
Nelson Vergel- Featured Speaker
Nelson Vergel is a former chemical engineer from Venezuela,
is a 22 year HIV survivor who has become one of the leading
treatment advocates and speakers in the US. He is the co-author
of the book Built to Survive, the founder of the Body Positive
Wellness Clinic in Houston, and the moderator of pozhealth,
the discuss list, with the largest membership on the Internet.
Nelson has lectured extensively in the past 15 years and will
be coming on the cruise to talk about how to stay healthy
and fit while living with HIV. For more information, visit
www.nelsonvergel.com
and www.medibolics.com
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