Healy - Officer & Marine Science Contact Information
Date Last Modified: June 2, 2011
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 The Commanding Officer (or CO) is Captain Beverly A. Havlik. She assumed command on April 29, 2011. As CO, Captain Havlik is completely responsible for the overall safety of the ship and crew, as well as the successful completion of HEALY's assigned missions.
Read CAPT Havlik's Biography...
email: beverly dot a dot havlik at uscg dot mil
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 The Executive Officer (or XO) is Commander John Reeves. CDR Reeves, as the XO, is responsible for the day to day operations onboard the ship, as well as carrying out all the administrative tasks and responsibilities necessary in making HEALY's missions successful.
email: D13-DG-CGCHealy-XO at uscg dot mil
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 The Engineer Officer (or EO) is Lieutenant Commander Laura King. LCDR King is responsible for the operation and maintenance of the most complex and technologically advanced power plant in operation within the Coast Guard. In addition, she provides support for all shipboard scientific hardware and equipment.
email: laura dot e dot king at uscg dot mil
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The Operations Officer (or OPS) is Lieutenant Commander Eric St. Pierre. As OPS, LCDR St. Pierre oversees the daily operations of HEALY, including coordinating science mission support, information technology systems and medical support.
email: eric dot r dot stpierre at uscg dot mil
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 The Marine Science Officer (MSO) onboard Healy acts as the onboard liaison between the science personnel and the Healy command. The MSO also coordinates the day to day science deck operations. LT Chris Skapin is a NOAA Corps officer and officially took over as the Healy MSO in December 2009.
email: D13-DG-CGCHealy-MSO at uscg dot mil
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MSTC Kurt Stewa rt is the Marine Science Technician Chief. The MSTC the Chief of the enlisted personnel in the Marine Science Technician division. The MSTs provide deck support for deploying science gear and work closly with the scientists during cruises.
email: kurt dot m dot stewart at uscg dot mil
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