Fairfax County Sheriff's Office
Shelia Grant has a diverse work experience. Shelia started their career at TridentCare in 2005, where they served as the Area Operations Manager. During their tenure, they managed the financial performance of the department, including budgeting, forecasting, and oversight of expenses. Shelia also ensured compliance with corporate policies and administered performance reviews and improvement plans. Shelia joined Corizon Health in 2020 as the Health Services Administrator. In this role, they were responsible for managing the healthcare delivery system and ensuring compliance with client contracts. Shelia also had the accountability for recruiting and hiring staff. Most recently, in 2022, Shelia joined the Fairfax County Sheriff's Office as the Chief of the Medical Services Branch. The summary does not provide specific details about their responsibilities in this role, but it can be inferred that they hold a position of leadership and oversees medical services.
Shelia Grant earned a Bachelor's degree in Health Services Administration from City University of New York-Herbert H. Lehman College, where they attended from 2005 to 2007. Following this, they pursued a Master's degree in Health Care Administration/Management at the same institution from 2010 to 2012.
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Fairfax County Sheriff's Office
The Sheriff’s Office was created in 1742, at the same time Fairfax County was formed, and is now one of three public safety agencies responsible for the safety and well-being of the 1.1 million residents of Fairfax County. Sheriff Stacey A. Kincaid and her deputies also serve the City of Fairfax and the towns of Herndon and Vienna. The position of Sheriff is established by the Constitution of Virginia. At best count, there have been 77 sheriffs in Fairfax County since 1742, including Sheriff Stacey A. Kincaid. Though early sheriffs served for terms of two years, the people elect the current position every four years. Core functions of the Sheriff’s Office are: operate the Adult Detention Center; provide security for the courtrooms, courthouse and surrounding complex; and serve/execute civil law process on behalf of the courts. In addition, the Sheriff's Office has an active community engagement program. Sheriff Kincaid helped launch Diversion First so that incarceration would no longer be the default solution for individuals experiencing a mental health crisis.