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IAC Board of Directors
These dedicated professionals guide IAC
Kristen Ehresmann, R.N., M.P.H.
Ms. Ehresmann is an epidemiologist and the
Section Chief of the Immunization, Tuberculosis, and International Health
Section at the Minnesota Department of Health. She serves as a community faculty
[Epidemiology] for the master's in nursing program at Metropolitan State
University, and she is an adjunct instructor at the University of Minnesota. She
is the Chair of the Association of Immunization Managers and currently serves as
an infectious disease consultant for the Council of State and Territorial
Epidemiologists. Ms. Ehresmann received her bachelor of science in nursing from
St. Olaf College, and her master of public health in epidemiology from the
University of Minnesota.
Neal Holtan, MD, MPH
St. Paul Ramsey Co. Public Health, St. Paul, MN
Dr. Holtan is the medical director of the Saint Paul - Ramsey County Department
of Public Health and the Minnesota Institute of Public Health. He also has his
own private practice, Preventive Medicine Consulting, serving clients in all
areas of preventive medicine practice and policy.
Anne Kuettel, PHN
Ms. Kuettel is the Saint Paul-Ramsey
County Department of Public Health Immunization Program manager.
Cynthia Uldrich
Cynthia Uldrich is the director of
Interactive Marketing at UnitedHealthcare Corporation. Her responsibilities
include developing and overseeing the marketing components of the consumer,
employer, and broker internet sites. Uldrich has over 16 years of experience at
UnitedHealthcare, and has been a long time advocate in increasing physician
knowledge and public awareness about immunization.
Deborah L. Wexler, MD
Dr. Wexler, family physician, is the
executive director and founder of the Immunization Action Coalition (IAC).
She is editor of IAC's three print publications, Needle Tips, Vaccinate
Adults, and Vaccinate Women. She is also editor of the email news
services IAC
Express and Hep Express. Dr. Wexler's commitment to immunization
and hepatitis B prevention
grew out of her medical practice delivering health care to Hmong refugees from Southeast
Asia as well as providing immunization services in non-traditional settings.
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