DIANE PIMENTEL
Nursing at Vail Rd, Bethel, CT
License number
Connecticut E35448
Issued Date
Sep 6, 1973
Expiration Date
Oct 31, 2017
Category
Registered Nurse
Address
Address
43 Vail Rd, Bethel, CT 06801
Professional information
Diane Pimentel - Bethel, CT
Work:
Filosa for Nursing and Rehabilitation - Danbury, CT
Administrator Honey Hill Care Center - Norwalk, CT
Director of Patient Care Services Pope John Paul II Center for Healthcare - Danbury, CT
Administrator Pope John Paul II Center for Healthcare - Danbury, CT
Director of Nursing
Administrator Honey Hill Care Center - Norwalk, CT
Director of Patient Care Services Pope John Paul II Center for Healthcare - Danbury, CT
Administrator Pope John Paul II Center for Healthcare - Danbury, CT
Director of Nursing
Education:
University of Connecticut - West Hartford, CT
Certificate Western Connecticut State University, Ancell School of Business - Danbury, CT
Master of Science in Administration Charter Oak College - Hartford, CT
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Saint Francis Hospital School of Nursing - Hartford, CT
Diploma
Certificate Western Connecticut State University, Ancell School of Business - Danbury, CT
Master of Science in Administration Charter Oak College - Hartford, CT
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Saint Francis Hospital School of Nursing - Hartford, CT
Diploma
Wheelchair Tether
US Patent:
5509680, Apr 23, 1996
Filed:
Oct 26, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/329533
Inventors:
Albert Scharf - Danbury CT
Diane A. Pimentel - Bethel CT
Diane A. Pimentel - Bethel CT
International Classification:
F16C 1100
US Classification:
2803041
Abstract:
A tether for towing a medical support structure relative to a wheelchair. The inventive device includes a wheelchair mounting bracket securable to an associated wheelchair. A support mounting assembly is pivotally coupled to the wheelchair mounting bracket and extends therefrom for coupling to a medical support structure, such as an IV pole or the like. The device permits an individual to tow the medical support structure behind the wheelchair without necessitating a manual grasping of the support structure during movement of the wheelchair.