WILLIAM COLLINS
Social Work at Wall St, Cincinnati, OH
License number
Ohio CDCA.162251
Category
Social Work
Type
Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)
Address
Address
2300 Wall St SUITE F, Cincinnati, OH 45212
Phone
(513) 834-7063
(513) 429-4939 (Fax)
(513) 873-1567 (Fax)
(513) 429-4939 (Fax)
(513) 873-1567 (Fax)
Professional information
William Collins - Cold Springs, KY
Work:
Noodles & Company - Florence, KY
General Manager Chipotle Mexican Grill
Restaurateur/General Manager K.O.I. Auto Parts - Cincinnati, OH
Independent Contractor Custom Frame and Art - Cincinnati, OH
Assistant Manager The Banker's Club
Chef's Apprentice - Line Cook Royal Oak Country Club
Chef's Apprentice - Line Cook
General Manager Chipotle Mexican Grill
Restaurateur/General Manager K.O.I. Auto Parts - Cincinnati, OH
Independent Contractor Custom Frame and Art - Cincinnati, OH
Assistant Manager The Banker's Club
Chef's Apprentice - Line Cook Royal Oak Country Club
Chef's Apprentice - Line Cook
Education:
Milford Senior High School
Diploma
Diploma
Networked Digital Displayed Thinking System And Display Writing Tool
US Patent:
2003020, Nov 6, 2003
Filed:
Apr 24, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/422110
Inventors:
William Collins - Cincinnati OH, US
Scott Wampler - West Chester OH, US
Jeffrey Vaitekunas - West Chester OH, US
Scott Wampler - West Chester OH, US
Jeffrey Vaitekunas - West Chester OH, US
International Classification:
G06F017/60
US Classification:
705/001000
Abstract:
The present invention relates, in general, to a networked digital displayed thinking systems and display writing tools and, more particularly, to displayed thinking systems capable of writing, reading, storing, recalling, updating, and tele-conferencing displayed thinking concepts using a digital network format. A displayed thinking system according to the present invention could be made from a digital paper technology so that it could digitally display information and could be flexible enough to roll up into a container such as a movie screen does today. This system may also include a networked server that may be attached to the digital display board and may control what information would be displayed on it. This server would be able to receive information from the users and convert them into digital cards that could be displayed on the screen. The system may also include a set of user interfaces that may be networked into the server also. These user interfaces could be handheld computers or PDAs that may be held by the individual users and used to input information to the network server to be displayed. In an embodiment of. the present invention a stylus is provides, capable of writing directly onto the digital media. The digital media controller may be capable of reading the media to detect and record changes and additions to the display media produced from the stylus.
Cannula Assembly And Medical System Employing A Known Carbon Dioxide Gas Concentration
US Patent:
2005009, May 5, 2005
Filed:
Nov 5, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/701737
Inventors:
William Collins - Cincinnati OH, US
International Classification:
A61M016/00, A62B007/00
US Classification:
128200260, 128204230
Abstract:
A cannula assembly and a medical system. The cannula assembly includes a cannula, a capnometer, a reservoir, a pathway, and a barrier. The cannula is positionable on the face of a patient. The capnometer measures carbon dioxide gas concentration and is operably connected to the cannula. The reservoir is adapted for containing a known concentration of carbon dioxide gas. The pathway connects carbon dioxide gas in the reservoir with the capnometer. The barrier has a first state preventing gas flow along the pathway and has a second state allowing gas flow along the pathway. The medical system includes the cannula assembly and includes a drug delivery assembly. The drug delivery assembly is adapted for administering a drug to the patient according to a drug delivery schedule based at least in part on the carbon dioxide gas concentration of the exhaled air of the patient as measured by the capnometer.
Rf Bipolar End Effector For Use In Electrosurgical Instruments
US Patent:
2001000, May 24, 2001
Filed:
Jan 18, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/765250
Inventors:
Scott Wampler - West Chester OH, US
William Collins - Cincinnati OH, US
David Yates - West Chester OH, US
William Collins - Cincinnati OH, US
David Yates - West Chester OH, US
International Classification:
A61B018/14
US Classification:
606/048000, 606/050000
Abstract:
The present invention is directed to a bipolar electrosurgical end effector for use in medical instruments. A bipolar end effector according to the present invention includes a tissue slot and electrodes arranged on either side of the tissue slot. The opposing electrodes are electrically connected such that tissue passing through the slot is electrically treated with electrosurgical current passing laterally through the tissue. An end effector according to the present invention further includes a tissue separator arranged at the end of the slot to divide tissue as it is passed through the slot and after it is treated.
Rf Bipolar End Effector For Use In Electrosurgical Instruments
US Patent:
6296640, Oct 2, 2001
Filed:
Feb 2, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/241575
Inventors:
Scott D. Wampler - West Chester OH
William L. Collins - Cincinnati OH
David C. Yates - West Chester OH
William L. Collins - Cincinnati OH
David C. Yates - West Chester OH
Assignee:
Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc. - Cincinnati OH
International Classification:
A61B 1818
US Classification:
606 48
Abstract:
The present invention is directed to a bipolar electrosurgical end effector for use in medical instruments. A bipolar end effector according to the present invention includes a tissue slot and electrodes arranged on either side of the tissue slot. The opposing electrodes are electrically connected such that tissue passing through the slot is electrically treated with electrosurgical current passing laterally through the tissue. An end effector according to the present invention further includes a tissue separator arranged at the end of the slot to divide tissue as it is passed through the slot and after it is treated.
Medical Effector System
US Patent:
2006008, Apr 20, 2006
Filed:
Jun 21, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/158161
Inventors:
Paul Bruggeman - Loveland OH, US
Mark Burdorff - Loveland OH, US
William Collins - Cincinnati OH, US
William Donofrio - Andover MN, US
Curt Eyster - West Chester OH, US
Hal Katz - Jupiter FL, US
James Martin - Lebanon OH, US
Anil Nalagatla - Mason OH, US
Paul Niklewski - Cincinnati OH, US
Salvatore Privitera - Mason OH, US
Fred Stevens - Cincinnati OH, US
Jeffery Wuennemann - Liberty Township OH, US
Randall Hickle - Lubbock TX, US
Mark Burdorff - Loveland OH, US
William Collins - Cincinnati OH, US
William Donofrio - Andover MN, US
Curt Eyster - West Chester OH, US
Hal Katz - Jupiter FL, US
James Martin - Lebanon OH, US
Anil Nalagatla - Mason OH, US
Paul Niklewski - Cincinnati OH, US
Salvatore Privitera - Mason OH, US
Fred Stevens - Cincinnati OH, US
Jeffery Wuennemann - Liberty Township OH, US
Randall Hickle - Lubbock TX, US
International Classification:
A61M 15/08
US Classification:
128207180
Abstract:
A medical effector system comprised of a bedside unit and a procedure unit. The bedside unit contains a series of connection points for receiving inputs from a series of patient monitors. The procedure unit contains a patient monitoring and medical effector program, and a drug delivery pump or magnetic flux generator capable of delivering therapeutic energy to a patient. The medical effector system contains the capability to issue and receive a request from a non-sedated patient, issue and receive a request from a sedated patient and then to calculate a time difference. The medical effector program operates the pump or magnetic flux generator based upon at least some of the patient outputs and program inputs including a calculated time difference. A removable umbilical cable connects the two units and allows the output of the patient monitors as well as other information to travel between the two units.