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		Call us with your reports or questions: 1-877-485-7316 or 1-360- 236-3184.   DOH Pesticide Program staff                      Cynthia López, Dr.PH, MPIA Pesticide Program Manager (360) 236-3340 Sherrise Martin Administrative Assistant (360) 236-3360 Cheryl Hanks, RN, BSN Investigator (Western Washington) Education and outreach Case Investigation Quality Review (360) 236-3365 Fran McBride PIRT Panel Coordinator (360) 236-3367 Mario Magaña (Se habla español) Speaks Spanish  Investigator (Eastern Washington) (509) 575-2056 Barbara Morrissey, MS Toxicologist, Investigator (Western Washington) (360) 236-3368 Jennifer Seivert (Se habla español) Speaks Spanish Investigator (Eastern & Western Washington) ((360) 236-3338 Joanne Bonnar Prado, MPH Epidemiologist (360) 236-3172
		Other Washington State Department of Health contacts: Office of Drinking Water: The Office of Drinking Water regulates drinking water contaminants, including pesticides in public water systems. It does not regulate private wells. Jim Hudson (Drinking Water, Olympia Headquarters) (360) 236-3131 Office of Non-infectious Conditions Epidemiology The Office of Non-infectious Conditions Epidemiology investigates non-infectious illnesses, and illnesses with a suspected environmental component, including pesticides.  The Office of Non-infectious Conditions Epidemiology developed and maintains the central database for state-wide cholinesterase monitoring results.      Juliet Van Eenwyk (State Epidemiologist, Non-Infectious Conditions)      (360) 236-4246 Public Health Laboratory Provides laboratory analysis for the cholinesterase monitoring rule.      Harold Ruark                                                                (206) 361-2848

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