Aug 2005 to 2000 Religious Education Administrative AssistantSue's Corner Daycare Clinton, CT Mar 2001 to Aug 2005 Childcare ProviderWelding Works, Inc Madison, CT Jan 1997 to Mar 2001 Administrative AssistantFour Seasons Marketing Old Saybrook, CT Sep 1994 to Dec 1996 Sales and Marketing AssistantYale Co-op New Haven, CT Sep 1988 to Aug 1994 Executive Assistant/Marketing CoordinatorMarketing Concepts Publication North Branford, CT May 1988 to Sep 1988 Editorial Coordinator
Education:
Fordham University Bronx, NY 2008 to 2011 MinistryUniversity of Edinburgh Edinburgh 1987 to 1988Keene State College Keene, NH 1984 to 1988 Bachelor of Arts in History and Teaching CertificationAcademic Advising Center Clerk 1986 to 1987
Aug 2006 to Nov 2008 PROGRAM DIRECTOR OF AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMMontgomery Organics Montgomery, VT Apr 2005 to Aug 2006 Founder and proprietorHousecall Organics Melrose, MA May 2004 to Apr 2005 Founder and Operator of this companyAnchorage North Beverly, MA Oct 2002 to May 2004 PROGRAM DIRECTORBoston Analytical Salem, NH Jan 2002 to Oct 2002 MATERIALS ANALYSTHousecall Organics Melrose, MA Apr 2001 to Jan 2002 FOUNDER AND OPERTOR of this companyFLORAL ASSISTANTMarblehead, MA Feb 2001 to May 2001Lowell District Court Lowell, MA May 1995 to Feb 2001 PROBATION OFFICERAnchorage North Beverly, MA Apr 1990 to May 1995 ASSISTANT DIRECTORThe Anchorage Beverly, MA Feb 1986 to May 1988 CASEWORKER
This is a persistent problem, said Susan Regan, an instructor in the department of medicine at Harvards medical school and an author of the new study. Smoking can impair wound healing and delay recovery from cardiopulmonary disease. And medical administrators say it can affect hospital efficiency
Overall, 18.4% (95% CI 16.8 to 20) of patients who smoked before admission also reported cigarette use during their inpatient stay, despite the fact that almost two-thirds were given nicotine patches, according to Susan Regan, PhD, of Harvard Medical School in Boston, and colleagues.
"They never approached me to say would I donate his organs," said Susan Regan, Schmid's mother. "The people that were surrounding us were just asking about Sam, his quality of life, what would Sam want if we had to come to a difficult decision."