Primary Care Weekends, Norwin location will be closing at 2 p.m. on Saturday, 5/17 . Only patients 18 and older will be seen in the clinic on that date.
Dr. DeBroeck joined the School of Anesthesia as the education coordinator
in October 2008. He graduated from the University of Texas at Austin,
where he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing, 1985. In
1996, he was awarded a Master of Health Science (Anesthesia) degree from
Texas Wesleyan University, Fort Worth. Dr. DeBroeck received his Doctor
of Nursing Practice degree from Robert Morris University in 2011.
He retired from the Air Force in 2005, where he held many anesthesia positions
including director of anesthesia and director of perianesthesia services.
His clinical experience includes a large amount of regional anesthesia
in independent anesthesia settings as well as anesthesia in austere environments
during deployments. Dr. DeBroeck may be reached by calling
724-804-1132 or email at
michael.debroeck@independence.health
Danielle Gray, DNAP, CRNA, Assistant Program Director
Dr. Gray graduated from Carlow University with a Bachelor of Science in
Nursing in 2006, and in 2010 earned her Master of Health Science along
with a certification in Nurse Anesthesia. She has been a CRNA since 2011
and completed her Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice in 2015. Danielle
joined the school in 2015 as the Education Coordinator before advancing
to her current role. Prior to working in education, she practiced as a
CRNA at Westmoreland Hospital.
Danielle is dedicated to fostering a collaborative learning environment
where students feel supported both academically and personally.
Kelly Malone, DNAP, CRNA, Education Coordinator
Dr. Malone earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University
of Pittsburgh School in 1995. She spent 12 years as a staff registered
nurse, gaining extensive experience across various medical and critical
care units at the Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh. In pursuit
of advanced practice, she attended Excela Health School of Anesthesia
and graduated in 2010 with a Master of Health Science, specializing in
Nurse Anesthesia. Dr. Malone went on to earn her Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia
Practice in 2018. Dr. Malone continues to practice clinically.
Sarah Malaskovitz, DNAP, CRNA, Education Coordinator
Dr. Malaskovitz earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Edinboro
University of Pennsylvania in 2014. She began her career in critical care,
spending six years as a registered nurse in the intensive care unit at
UPMC Mercy. Driven by passion for advanced practice and patient care,
she went on to attend the Excela Health School of Anesthesia, where she
earned her Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice in 2023. Since then, Dr.
Malaskovitz has been practicing clinically as a Certified Registered Nurse
Anesthetist where she prides herself on providing high quality anesthesia care.
Daryle H. Fish, PhD
Dr. Fish is an associate professor of chemistry at Saint Vincent College.
He graduated from the State University of New York College of Environmental
Science and Forestry. He joined the SVC faculty in 1992 and teaches a
number of courses related to organic chemistry. His research interests
include chemical education, medicinal chemistry, synthetic organic chemistry,
and polymer chemistry.
Stephen Jodis, PhD
Serving as the Dean of the Herbert Boyer School of Natural Sciences, Mathematics,
and Computing, Dr. Jodis was employed for 21 years at Armstrong Atlantic
State University in Savannah, Ga., where he held numerous leadership positions.
He is a graduate of Auburn University, Ala., with degrees in computer
science and engineering. His research interests have varied across the
years from software transportation systems and software development environments
to software metric, computer science education, and, most recently, cyber security.
Dr. Jodis has participated in several National Science Foundation review
panels. He has also served as an ABET evaluator (ABET is a non-profit,
non-governmental organization that accredits college and university programs
in disciplines of applied science, computing, engineering and engineering
technology) for the Computing Accreditation Commission (CAC) and is currently
an ABET-CAC Commissioner.
Michael E. Rhodes, PhD
An associate professor of biology, Dr. Rhodes is a graduate of Saint Vincent
College and Duquesne University with advanced degrees in Pharmacology.
He has served as a postdoctoral research fellow at Allegheny General Hospital,
Pittsburgh, with continuing employment in the Department of Medicine as
a research professor. He obtained additional fellowship training at the
University of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Over the past 17 years, he has taught numerous pharmacology courses at
Carlow University, Duquesne University and Saint Vincent College. His
laboratory focus encompasses sex differences and cholinergic regulation
of stress-responsive hormones of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal cortical
axis. He has published more than 35 peer reviewed, scientific articles,
reviews, and book chapters, and has presented his findings at over 45
conferences. He holds a U.S. patent.
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