CHRISTOPHER K LACK
Pilots at County Rd 700, Milan, IN
License number
Indiana A5111994
Issued Date
Jul 2015
Expiration Date
Jul 2017
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
5847 E County Road 700 N, Milan, IN 47031
Professional information
Christopher Lack - Milan, IN
Work:
United States Army
Battalion Executive Officer HILL-ROM CO. INC - Batesville, IN
Advanced Electrical Design Engineer United States Army - Camp Atterbury, IN
Brigade Chief of Operations HILL-ROM CO. INC - Fort Wayne, IN
Battalion Operations Officer United States Army - Indianapolis, IN
Brigade Asst. Operations Officer United States Army - Al Asad, Iraq
Company Commander United States Army - Kabul
Asst. Operations Officer
Battalion Executive Officer HILL-ROM CO. INC - Batesville, IN
Advanced Electrical Design Engineer United States Army - Camp Atterbury, IN
Brigade Chief of Operations HILL-ROM CO. INC - Fort Wayne, IN
Battalion Operations Officer United States Army - Indianapolis, IN
Brigade Asst. Operations Officer United States Army - Al Asad, Iraq
Company Commander United States Army - Kabul
Asst. Operations Officer
Education:
Infantry School - Fort Benning, GA
Maneuver Commanders Career Course Purdue University
BS in Electrical Engineering Infantry School - Fort Benning, GA
Infantry Officers Basic Course
Maneuver Commanders Career Course Purdue University
BS in Electrical Engineering Infantry School - Fort Benning, GA
Infantry Officers Basic Course
Skills:
Project Management FMEA/Root Cause Analysis New Product Development Production Design Support Verification Test Development Regulatory Compliance (FDA, UL) Equipment specification and procurement Customer focused
Patient Support Apparatus With Redundant Identity Verification
US Patent:
2013025, Sep 26, 2013
Filed:
Mar 12, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/796697
Inventors:
David L. Ribble - Indianapolis IN, US
Todd P. O'Neal - Fairfield OH, US
Christopher K. Lack - Milan IN, US
James M. Allen - Batesville IN, US
Thomas F. Heil - Batesville IN, US
Todd P. O'Neal - Fairfield OH, US
Christopher K. Lack - Milan IN, US
James M. Allen - Batesville IN, US
Thomas F. Heil - Batesville IN, US
Assignee:
HILL-ROM SERVICES, INC. - Batesville IN
International Classification:
A61B 5/1455, A47C 21/00, A47C 21/08
US Classification:
600323, 5425
Abstract:
A patient support apparatus includes one or more readers and/or sensing devices to receive data that can be use to verify the identity of persons or objects, such as patients, caregivers, and medications. The sensing devices may include, for example, a biometric sensor, a physiological sensor, a bar code reader, a camera, a microphone, or a combination thereof. The patient support apparatus may use identity verification information obtained from these devices for a number of different purposes, including, for example, managing the delivery of therapy, medication, or treatment to a patient associated with the patient support apparatus.
Hospital Bed Having Near Field Communication Capability
US Patent:
2013013, May 30, 2013
Filed:
Nov 28, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/687005
Inventors:
Steven A. Dixon - Cincinnati OH, US
Keith A. Huster - Sunman IN, US
Thomas F. Heil - Batesville IN, US
Richard J. Schuman - Cary NC, US
Christopher K. Lack - Milan IN, US
Keith A. Huster - Sunman IN, US
Thomas F. Heil - Batesville IN, US
Richard J. Schuman - Cary NC, US
Christopher K. Lack - Milan IN, US
International Classification:
H01Q 1/44
US Classification:
343720
Abstract:
An apparatus for providing data communication and power to a device located in a room having a power outlet is disclosed. The power outlet may be a standard AC outlet, for example. The apparatus includes a cable extending from the device and having a plug comprising a plug body. Prongs extend from the plug body and couple to the power outlet to receive power. A first near field communication antenna is carried by the plug body. A communication module has a second near field communication antenna and is located in the room in proximity to the plug. At least one of the first near field communication antenna and the second near field communication antenna communicates data wirelessly to the other of the first near field communication antenna and the second near field communication antenna.