Cambridge Who's Who Featured Members

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Featured members demonstrate that they have longevity in their field, are dedicated to their industry and have the ability to be a strong leader in their profession. In addition to the benefits all our members receive, members invited to the Featured level of recognition are represented by a quarter-page biographical listing in the Featured Member section of the hardcover registry. These members are also highlighted on the CD-ROM and appear in the Featured Members section of www.cambridgewhoswho.com, which is easily accessible from the homepage. Featured member exposure on the website means that everyone who visits the site—not just fellow members—has access to the Featured member’s profile.

To learn more about our organization, visit the Cambridge Who's Who About Us page.If you are interested in finding out whether you have the qualifications to become a Featured Member, please send an email to premierservices@cambridgewhoswho.com, and we will have someone contact you. Please include your name, member number and phone number.

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Area(s) of Expertise

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Bonita Ratliff

Oncology, Neurotrauma, Patient Education, Providing Chemotherapy, Outpatient Infusion, Teaching Families and Staff, and Nurses about Oncology, Management f the Oncology and Medical-Surgical Unit, Overseeing Day-to-Day Duties

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Carol Reaves

Her expertise is in treating geriatric patients, administering medication, collaborating with doctors, assessing patients vital signs, updating patients charts and overseeing patient care.

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Lana Reddock

Ms. Reddock's expertise is in instructing crochet for small groups and organizations, writing instructional literature and romance novels, crocheting beautiful customized decorative items and clothing and running the daily operations of the company.

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Barbara Reece

Fundraising and Securing Grants for the Cancer League of Colorado and other Organizations in Need, Running the 24 Hours Hot-Line of the the 'Friend of Family First'

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Kimberly Reeves

Producing Cheerleading Apparel, Working with 15 Contractors that Manufacture 1.3 Million Uniforms Annually, Scheduling Production

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Linda Regulski

Ms. Regulski's expertise is in supervising.

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Patricia Reichert

Sales and Marketing, all General Operations of Business, Garment Embroidery and Printing, Former Staff Accountant, Promotional Materials, Direct Marketing for Imprinted Promotional Items

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Pauline Reid

Language Enrichment, Creating Reading and Writing Programs Designed to Balance Students' Abilities and Act as an Extension of Secondary English Classes

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Barbara Richard

Transportation - Reports to the State, Contracts for Buses, Routing, All Paperwork, Three School Budget Areas, Taxes, Community Service, Oversees Food Service for the District

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Mia Richardson

Ms. Richardson's expertise is in processing payroll, managing employee relationships, overseeing performance and strategic initiatives.

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Anna Rivera

Therapy for Children, Adults, Families and Trauma Victims, Expert Witness

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Martha Roach

Three-Dimensional and Two-Dimensional Portraits, Murals and Sculptures, Alternative Education Classes, Seventh Grade Art Education, Sixth Grade Introduction to Design and Communication Arts, Eighth Grade Studio Art

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Charles Robbins

39 Years with Pacific Telephone, Worked in Electric Switching

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Patricia Robertson

Healthcare, Geriatrics, Rehabilitation, Teaching Sunday School

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Julia Robinson

Teaching Women who were Incarcerated how to Live in the Community

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Kelley Ann Rodgers

Her expertise is in overseeing residential real estate.