Camille Louise Kurtz

Background

Kurtz, Camille Louise was born on August 2, 1959 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Daughter of Emile Joseph and Georgette Rita Latreille. came to the United States, 1982.

Education

Bachelor of science in nursing, Ottawa U., 1981; Master of Arts in the Orgnl. Nurse Executive Role, Columbia University, 1991.

Career

Staff nurse neurosurgery, Ottawa Civic Hospital, 1981-1982; staff nurse special care, Norwalk (Connecticut) Hospital, 1983-1984; founder, president, Foreign Nurses Association of Japan, Tokyo, 1987-1988; assistant director nursing, Homestead Health Center, Stamford, Connecticut, 1988-1989; homedialysis program coordinator, Dialysis Associations, Stamford, 1990-1992; transplant coordinator, New York Regional Transplant Program, 1992-1993; director donor services, New York Regional Transplant Program, 1993-1994; director planning and development, New York Regional Transplant Program, 1994-1995; consultant in planning and development, 1995-1995; director managed care business development, GHI, since 1996.

Achievements

• Camille Louise Kurtz has been listed as a noteworthy Medical nurse by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member ANA, American Nephrology Nurses' Association (guest speaker 1995, Colonial chapter), Foreign Nurses Association in Japan (guest speaker 1991), Sigma Theta Tau.

Interests

• Avocations: foreign language study, reading, sports.

Connections

Married William John Kurtz, March 20, 1982.

Father:

Emile Joseph Latreille

Mother:

Georgette Rita Latreille

Spouse:

William John Kurtz