Rogers is a comprehensive psychiatric hospital, nationally recognized for specialty residential treatment programs for eating disorders, addiction, obsessive-compulsive disorder and anxiety disorders for children, teens and adults.
Rogers is a comprehensive psychiatric hospital nationally recognized for specialty mental health treatment.
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Send by emailCommunity Outreach representatives serve as the primary liaison for healthcare professionals who would like to learn more about Rogers’ treatment services. We encourage you to contact them with questions.
Mary Jo WiegratzLead National Outreach Representative
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Barry ThometCommunity Outreach Representative
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Kristy KaulCommunity Outreach Representative
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Jean CorraoNational Outreach Representative
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Dianne BartmannCommunity Outreach Representative
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Janet Gatlin, MBACommunity Outreach Representative
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Mary Jo is responsible for developing and recommending the strategy, budget and the implementation of the outreach efforts of Rogers Memorial Hospital. She is also responsible for the training and mentoring of all outreach employees. 
Barry currently works closely with behavioral health care providers in Wisconsin and has been the marketing liaison for Rogers for more than 10 years with the International OCD Foundation, the Association for Behavioral & Cognitive Therapies, and the Anxiety Disorders Association of America.
Kristy works with patients and families who are looking for information about the programs at Rogers Memorial Hospital and works closely with Mary Jo and national outreach activities. 
Jean is the primary outreach contact for our residential eating disorder programs. She also works closely with the chemical dependency, OCD, child and adolescent residential programs at Rogers. 
Dianne works with local mental health professionals, pediatricians and school personnel, providing information and updates about the variety of programs at Rogers. Although she retired in 2005, she returned to Rogers part time to assist with special projects.
Janet works closely with clinics and schools in metropolitan Milwaukee and southeastern Wisconsin to provide information about day treatment for children and adolescents as well as other services offered at Rogers. 