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John Scheibel’s Biography

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I am a communications professional with more than 25 years experience in the news industry looking to leverage a background in journalism and newsroom management into a career in the communications or public service sector.

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20 Under 40: Katie Eaton helps Michigan City grow

20 Under 40: Katie Eaton helps Michigan City grow

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West encourages VU crowd to examine lives, seek justice

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Music program gives a voice to recovering addicts

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Is your referral model choking your surgical volume?

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By John Scheibel Verified
| Becker's Spine Review
A restrictive referral process can quietly cap a practice’s surgical volume long before administrators notice the pattern in the numbers. That was the case at Austin Regional Clinic, a multispecialty practice serving about 800,000 patients across Austin, Texas, and its surrounding suburbs, where a legacy referral model had been limiting how many spine patients ever made it to a surgeon.
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Spine surgeon: ‘Either throw in the towel or fight harder’

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By John Scheibel Verified
| Becker's Spine Review
Robert Norton, MD, founding partner and spine surgeon at Boca Raton, Fla.-based Florida Spine Associates, said the practice’s growth from a single office to six facilities across Palm Beach and Broward counties came down to one decision: giving up control.
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20 Under 40: Katie Eaton helps Michigan City grow

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By John Scheibel Verified
| The Times of Northwest Indiana Verified
+2 Katie Eaton is economic development manager for the Economic Development Corp. Michigan City. Her role is to assist new and current businesses, market the city and help develop its workforce. Tony V. Martin, The Times Economic development is like a puzzle, and Michigan City native Katie Eaton’s job is to put the pieces together. Those pieces include developing a workforce for new and existing businesses, making it easy to conduct business, and marketing the city.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I was a summer intern at the Rensselaer Republican.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I used a typewriter to write papers in high school and college -- before I had access to word processors. I loved how they smelled.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

It's a calling - no doubt. There's nothing like being the first to tell a story.