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North Carolina Communicable Disease Nurse Consultants - Technical Assistance & Training

The North Carolina Division of Public Health offers technical assistance and training for communicable diseases through its Regional Nurse Consultants. These experts provide valuable support for case and outbreak investigations related to bacterial meningitis, foodborne diseases, healthcare-associated infections, and more. For immediate assistance, contact the program at 919-733-3419 or reach out to individual regional nurses via their direct contact information. Your proactive approach in managing public health concerns is crucial for community well-being.

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North Carolina Communicable Disease Nurse Consultants - Technical Assistance & Training

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  1. Regional CommunicableDisease Nurse Consultants • NC Division of Public Health • Epidemiology Section/Communicable • Disease Branch/Medical Consultation Unit • Technical Assistance and Training Program • Telephone (24/7): 919-733-3419 • Secure Fax: 919-715-4699 • Kathy Dail, Program Supervisor • 919-715-7396 (desk) • 919-218-4472 (cell) • kathy.dail@dhhs.nc.gov North Central Region Jodi Reber, RN 919-715-5416 (desk) 919-733-3419 (main) 919-621-5008 (cell) jodi.reber@dhhs.nc.gov Eastern Region Lorri Taylor, RN 919-733-9607 (desk) 919-733-3419 (main) 919-208-9538 (cell) lorri.taylor@dhhs.nc.gov Coastal Region Vivian Mears, RN 252-341-3487 (cell) 252-355-9084 (Greenville) 910-343-6493 (Wilmington) vivian.mears@dhhs.nc.gov Northampton Gates Camden Alleghany Rockingham Person Warren Currituck Ashe Vance Hertford Pasquotank Surry Stokes Caswell Watauga Granville Halifax Perquimans Wilkes Yadkin Bertie Mitchell Avery Forsyth Orange Franklin Chowan Guilford Nash Caldwell Durham Tyrrell Madison Yancey Alexander Davie Alamance Edgecombe Martin Washington Dare Burke Iredell Davidson Wake McDowell Chatham Wilson Haywood Catawba Pitt Randolph Swain Buncombe Rowan Beaufort Johnston Greene Hyde Graham Rutherford Lincoln Lee Jackson Henderson Montgomery Cleveland Harnett Cabarrus Macon Polk Stanly Wayne Lenoir Craven Gaston Transylvania Moore Cherokee Clay Pamlico Mecklenburg Richmond Cumberland Hoke Jones Sampson Union Anson Western Region Phyllis Rocco, RN 828-450-4903 (cell) 828-669-3350 ext 277 (Black Mountain) 828-669-4434 (desk) phyllis.rocco@dhhs.nc.gov Mecklenburg Susan Thompson, RN 919-733-9601 (desk) 919-733-3419 (main) 919-306-5539 (cell) susan.thompson@dhhs.nc.gov Duplin Scotland Carteret Onslow • Additional Notes: • TB Consultation & Case Investigation (contact regional TB consultant); • HIV/AIDS and Syphilis active cases (contact regional disease investigation specialist); • Vaccine Preventable Diseases (contact Immunization Branch); • Perinatally Acquired Hepatitis B Infection (contact Immunization Branch) • Rabies/Veterinary Public Health Calls (contact 919-733-3419) Robeson Bladen Pender Columbus New Hanover Brunswick Technical Assistance and Training for communicable diseases and conditions of public health significance, including case and outbreak investigations for Bacterial Meningitis,Foodborne Disease, Healthcare Associated Infections, Hepatitis A, B and C infections, Novel Viruses, and Sexually Transmitted, Vectorborne, Waterborne, and Zoonotic Diseases. South Central Region Diane Matthewson, RN 704-566-8990 (Charlotte) 704-302-4552 (cell) diane.matthewson@dhhs.nc.gov February 2012

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