Ulinski Services Advantage
The goal of Ulinski Services Advantage is to provide expert training/staff development/facilitation and consulting services tailored for your organization's needs.
Services are designed with your organization and staff in mind. Training/Facilitation is provided from a list of numerous categories. If the service is currently not listed, we can often work with you to create the training. Penn State University Continuing Education Units (CEUs) may be available if you choose. 
In addition to being President of Ulinski Services Advantage, James E. Ulinski is also an instructor for Penn State Abington, Adjunct Professor at La Salle University and teaches at Frankford Hospital School of Nursing through Penn State.
Upon acceptance of services, a request will be made for access to your Employee Manual, Policies and Procedures and Organizational Information. These materials are often very helpful in tailoring services to your specific needs. These materials will not be shared with any other source.
Consulting services are also available. James E. Ulinski had over 28+ years in health care as a Regional Director, Director of Staff Development and assisting with Quality Assurance for a large ICF/MR in Pennsylvania.
Brief Bio of James E. Ulinski
President of Ulinski Services Advantage
Highly motivated and inspirational Teaching Professional with over 23 years demonstrated expertise and commitment to teaching.
Have conducted numerous presentations, programs and participated in numerous conferences in a wide array of different topics across the state of Pennsylvania.
Over 30 years experience working with companies and individuals with "intellectual and developmental disabilities", including over 28 years working at a large health care agency in Pennsylvania.
Consulting, staff development/training, and motivational speaking experience.
Masters of Arts in Sociology from Duquesne University.
Bachelor of Science in Individual and Family Studies from Penn State University.
Vietnam Veteran of U.S.M.C.
Life Member, Disabled American Veterans