About Teri Alameda, Inc. 
Teri Alameda is a Project Manager and the owner of Teri Alameda, Inc. She has over 14 years experience with Environmental, Health and Safety. Her recent experience includes providing consultation and comprehensive audits for Joint Commission Environment of Care compliance. Teri also provides consultation for compliance with CAL/OSHA, OR-OSHA, CA/EPA, DTSC, JCAHO, DHS, BAQMD and DOT regulations. Teri Alameda has experience providing healthcare regulatory management services to numerous facilities in the Western United States. Teri routinely provides regulatory compliance audits, risk assessments, documentation and program review, and mock surveys. She has participated in at least 12 Joint Commission successful surveys and two CMS surveys. Teri has served as the area director for Environmental Health and Safety for Kaiser Permanente and was responsible for establishing strategic work plans and priorities to address accident prevention and mitigation of significant risk. She also managed the Environmental Health and Safety program for three medical centers, 50 satellite buildings and approximately 6,000 employees. Prior to that, she was an Environmental Health and Safety Manager for Mills-Peninsula Health Services. In addition, Teri Alameda has conducted the following types of services for private sector and healthcare clients: - Maintained Environmental Health and Safety Budget
- Member of the San Mateo and Santa Clara County Advisory Emergency Committee
- Member of the San Mateo County Emergency Management Hospital Task Force
EDUCATION: - BA, Health Science, San Francisco State University
LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS: - Hazardous Materials Management Certified
- 40-Hour HAZWOPER Certified
SHORT COURSES: - 2006 Hospital Incident Command System (HICS)
- IS-100, Intro to Incident Command System
- IS-200, ICS Single Resource & Initial Action Incidents
- IS-230, Principles of Emergency Management
- IS-700, National Incident Management System (NIMS)
- IS 800, National Response Plan
- Environment of Care Interpretations for 2006
- Managing Radiological Emergencies - Toolbox for Healthcare Providers
- Concepts and Implications of WMD-Terrorist Incidents
- Weapons For Mass Destruction
- CAL/OSHA Workshop
- Fire Safety - High Rise Buildings
- Bioterrorism for Clinicians
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