Corrine Burnett

Background

Burnett, Corrine was born on May 5, 1941 in Chgo. Daughter of Napoleon Burnett and Henrietta Williams.

Education

Bachelor of science in nursing, Tuskegee U., 1964; MSN, Boston College, 1972; Master of Business Administration, Marquette U., 1988.

Career

Second in command Lieutenant, United States Army, 1963; advanced through grades lieutenant colonel, United States Army supervisor, assistant professor, head nurse, United States Army Nurse Corps, 1965-1986; retired, United States Army, 1986; supervisor, acting division chief, Fort Logan Mental Health Hospital, Denver, 1977-1978; nurse executive, Fort Logan Mental Health Hospital, Denver, 1980-1984; assistant professor, U. Colorado, Denver, 1978-1980; vice president patient services, St. Anthony Hospital, Milwaukee, 1985; deputy health commissioner, City of Milwaukee, 1988-1992; president, Chief Executive Officer, Weiji, Inc., Milwaukee, since 1992; president, Chief Executive Officer, Weiji Supportive Systems, Inc., Milwaukee, since 1993; president, Chief Executive Officer, Front Door Health Systems, Inc., Milwaukee, since 1994; president, Chief Executive Officer, ODI, Inc., Milwaukee, since 1995. Member quality assurance Humana, Milwaukee, since 1993.

Achievements

• Corrine Burnett has been listed as a noteworthy Healthcare administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board of directors Curative Rehabilitation, Milwaukee, 1991-1993, DePaul Hospital, Milwaukee, 1989-1992, Milwaukee Access Telecomm., Milwaukee, 1993-1994, Isaac Coggs health Connection, Milwaukee, 1991-1993. Fundraiser, founder WOMO Charities, Milwaukee, since 1995.

Interests

• Avocations: golfing, tennis, chess racquet ball.

Connections

Father:

Napoleon Burnett Williams

Mother:

Henrietta Williams