WHO WE ARE
EEC is a partnership of gerontologists united by our common commitment to
improving the quality of life for employed caregivers and the elders they assist.
This commitment gives us a sense of urgency to transform the way society and
organizations view eldercare and the reality that confronts caregivers.
Our gerontologists have expertise and experience in late-life realities and
caregiving issues. We are well-connected to prominent organizations in the
aging network, and equipped with a variety of resources to help you navigate
the myriad of private services and public agencies that provide eldercare services.
EXECUTIVE PROFILES
The combined resources of Eldercare Education Consultants bring knowledge and practical experience in the diverse areas of gerontology management, human resources, business strategy, and management consulting. In addition to our collective expertise, we have extensive experience introducing innovation within organizations, and working with individuals to improve their ability to balance personal and work-related demands with caring for a loved one.
Patricia Faust, MGS, LNHAPat, CEO/President, received her Masters in Gerontological Studies from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Previous to that she received a BA in Gerontological Studies from the College of Mount St. Joseph in Cincinnati, Ohio and is a licensed nursing home administrator. Pat is also a certified clinical aromatherapist and consults to the Integrative Health and Medicine Center at TriHealth in Cincinnati. Pat’s background includes over 20 years of clinical lab experience working as a medical technologist in local hospital, industrial, and private labs. In addition, she worked as a manager/sales rep in rehab sales to the long-term care market.
Leanne Clark, MGS
Leanne, Executive Vice-President, earned her Bachelor of Arts degrees in Psychology and Gerontology, and a Master of Gerontological Studies degree from Miami University (Oxford, Ohio). She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Gerontology at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. While pursuing her education, Leanne has worked in both the non-profit and for-profit long-term care environments, performing technical writing, research project management, and data analysis. In addition to her research interests, Leanne is also involved in leadership roles throughout the gerontological community, allowing her to bring the latest information and developments to EEC.