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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. & RESTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 14, 2014--Comprehensive Health Services, Incorporated (CHSi) announces the addition of two new executives to its senior management team. CHSi is an industry leading trusted provider of on-site health centers for the U.S. government and national examination programs for government and commercial clients.
Paul Desilets joins CHSi as Vice President of Contracts and Procurement. (Photo: Business Wire)
Paul Desilets was named vice president of contracts and procurement and Joseph Bopp as vice president of international business development. Desilets and Bopp will be based in CHSi’s Reston, Va., office.
Desilets has more than 17 years of federal government experience, most recently as a Deputy Branch Chief for the U.S. Department of State, as well as with the U.S. Postal Service. Desilets’ in depth knowledge of the U.S. federal client source selection processes and best practices in contracts management, negotiations and procurement will ensure CHSi further supports its federal clients by meeting their mission, while also being able to better respond with best value solutions.
Bopp has more than 26 years of experience in high-level, diplomatic security operations within the U.S. Department of State, having worked in more than 70 countries, including Afghanistan, Iraq, Russia, and Kosovo, and often in remote and austere environments. Most recently, he was responsible for program management oversight and budgeting for the Department of State’s Worldwide Protective Services Program.
“CHSi is excited and proud to welcome Paul and Joe to our team,” said CHSi President Gary G. Palmer. “Their vast knowledge of operations and international expertise from within the State Department will be invaluable to the CHSi team as we continue to deliver innovative medical management solutions to enhance the mission effectiveness for the State Department and all our federal clients.”
Since 2007, CHSi has been active in overseas medical services operations. The company currently supports five medical services contracts worldwide.
About CHSi
Founded in 1975, CHSi is an industry trusted provider of onsite health centers for the U.S. government and national examination programs for government and commercial clients. Major corporations and government agencies look to CHSi for workforce health and productivity management solutions that help maintain a healthier, more stable and productive workforce. CHSi's solutions maximize employer’s health care investment and integrate seamlessly with their existing benefits strategies.
CHSi's services maximize employers' return on investment by providing flexible, performance-based workforce health programs tailor-made for the unique needs and risks of each organization. Whether employee health needs require worksite health programs at multiple locations, an extensive national network of health care providers to address dispersed workforce, or medical readiness teams deployed on an emergency response basis, no other firm can match CHSi's broad service delivery capability. For more information, visit www.chsimedical.com.
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CONTACT: for CHSi
Van Eperen & Company
Regina Conley, 301-836-1516 x7
rconley@veandco.com
or
Karen Addis, 301-836-1516 x2
kaddis@veandco.com
KEYWORD: UNITED STATES NORTH AMERICA FLORIDA VIRGINIA
INDUSTRY KEYWORD: HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SERVICES HUMAN RESOURCES INSURANCE DEFENSE OTHER DEFENSE GENERAL HEALTH MANAGED CARE
SOURCE: Comprehensive Health Services, Incorporated (CHSi)
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