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Susan Lundquist (Submitted photo / September 26, 2012) |
The Bodyworks Massage Center
Susan Lundquist, nationally certified in therapeutic massage and bodywork, and a Maryland-licensed massage therapist, recently joined the team of massage professionals at The Bodyworks Massage Center at 1305 Pennsylvania Ave. in Hagerstown.
Lundquist, who also is a licensed practical nurse, is a 2002 graduate of the Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork program at Synergy Healing Arts Center and Massage School in Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
A professional member of the American Massage Therapy Association, she practices Swedish, deep-tissue, sports, hot stone, reflexology, myofascial, Thai and trigger-point bodywork techniques.
Summit Health
CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Barbara Constable recently was named vice president for community relations at Summit Health.
In her new role, Constable will be working to improve health programs for the community, as well as supporting health care providers in their mission of improving the health of the community.
Most recently, Constable was the director of cancer services for Summit Cancer and Hematology, an affiliate of Summit Health.
Constable has extensive experience in clinical and administrative roles throughout health care. She began her career in nursing, and also has experience in hospital administration and cancer consulting for developing strategic and business plans.
Hagerstown Police Department
Officer Ron Isaacs was selected as the Hagerstown Police Department’s officer of the month for July.
Isaacs was nominated for his proactive policing skills. On July 5, while he was on patrol in his assigned sector, he observed several males attempting to leave the area in a vehicle that was parked in an alley. A female flagged Isaacs down and advised him that the occupants of the vehicle had just broken into her residence and that one of the males had a gun.
As Isaacs approached the vehicle, several of the occupants fled on foot. He was able to apprehend one of the suspects, who was later identified as the suspect with the gun. Deputies from the Washington County Sheriff’s Office assisted, and located two of the other occupants of the vehicle.
A pellet gun was found in the car.
Isaacs has been employed by the City of Hagerstown for approximately five years and is assigned to the Uniform Patrol Division’s Alpha Platoon.
Callas Contractors Inc.
Ray A. Harbaugh recently joined the Estimating Department at Callas Contractors.
He is a graduate of Penn State and brings 25 years of construction experience to the Callas team.
Harbaugh worked as an estimator for Brechbill and Helman from 2000-04, estimating general construction and design-development projects, and most recently with HPG as a door and hardware lead estimator.
Susan Lundquist, nationally certified in therapeutic massage and bodywork, and a Maryland-licensed massage therapist, recently joined the team of massage professionals at The Bodyworks Massage Center at 1305 Pennsylvania Ave. in Hagerstown.
Lundquist, who also is a licensed practical nurse, is a 2002 graduate of the Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork program at Synergy Healing Arts Center and Massage School in Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
A professional member of the American Massage Therapy Association, she practices Swedish, deep-tissue, sports, hot stone, reflexology, myofascial, Thai and trigger-point bodywork techniques.
Summit Health
CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Barbara Constable recently was named vice president for community relations at Summit Health.
In her new role, Constable will be working to improve health programs for the community, as well as supporting health care providers in their mission of improving the health of the community.
Most recently, Constable was the director of cancer services for Summit Cancer and Hematology, an affiliate of Summit Health.
Constable has extensive experience in clinical and administrative roles throughout health care. She began her career in nursing, and also has experience in hospital administration and cancer consulting for developing strategic and business plans.
Hagerstown Police Department
Officer Ron Isaacs was selected as the Hagerstown Police Department’s officer of the month for July.
Isaacs was nominated for his proactive policing skills. On July 5, while he was on patrol in his assigned sector, he observed several males attempting to leave the area in a vehicle that was parked in an alley. A female flagged Isaacs down and advised him that the occupants of the vehicle had just broken into her residence and that one of the males had a gun.
As Isaacs approached the vehicle, several of the occupants fled on foot. He was able to apprehend one of the suspects, who was later identified as the suspect with the gun. Deputies from the Washington County Sheriff’s Office assisted, and located two of the other occupants of the vehicle.
A pellet gun was found in the car.
Isaacs has been employed by the City of Hagerstown for approximately five years and is assigned to the Uniform Patrol Division’s Alpha Platoon.
Callas Contractors Inc.
Ray A. Harbaugh recently joined the Estimating Department at Callas Contractors.
He is a graduate of Penn State and brings 25 years of construction experience to the Callas team.
Harbaugh worked as an estimator for Brechbill and Helman from 2000-04, estimating general construction and design-development projects, and most recently with HPG as a door and hardware lead estimator.
