Shari Solomon, Esq.
Shari L. Solomon, Esq. is president of CleanHealth Environmental, LLC. CleanHealth provides infection prevention, industrial hygiene and OSHA training and consulting services geared toward facility personnel and vendors responsible for infection prevention, cleaning and disinfection, and facility operations and maintenance practices. Ms. Solomon possesses more than 20 years of environmental consulting and federal regulatory experience. An attorney by trade, combined with her experience in the industrial hygiene field with a focus on infection prevention, Shari holds a unique expertise and understanding of liability prevention techniques, offering clients practical and valuable risk management solutions.
Prior to launching CleanHealth, Shari held the position as Director of Training with a full service industrial hygiene firm and was charged with the development and oversight of all training programs nationwide. Ms. Solomon’s has trained thousands of individuals, both here and abroad, spanning 20 years. Shari also conducts infection prevention services including policy and procedure program development, infection prevention evaluations, litigation support, and environmental quality assessments.
Ms. Solomon is a Designated Trainer under the Certified Healthcare Environmental Services Technician Program (T-CHEST) from The Association for the Healthcare Environment (AHE) of the American Hospital Association as well as a member of Durable Coated Fabrics Task Force, affiliated with the American Academy of Healthcare Interior Designers (AAHID). Shari is a Certified Indoor Environmental Consultant (CIEC) through the ACAC and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Florida and a Juris Doctorate from The Catholic University of America.
Sara McKelvey Wittig, MPH, CIC
Sara McKelvey Wittig, MPH, CIC is an epidemiologist and public health expert who has provided infection prevention expertise in a variety of healthcare settings. Currently, Wittig is leading the infection prevention aspect of a new initiative by the Maryland Patient Safety Center to improve environmental cleaning in healthcare facilities. She also contributes to the infection prevention program at Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis, MD. Prior to this, Wittig worked as an infection preventionist at Johns Hopkins Hospital where she led efforts to reduce Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infections as well as led infection prevention efforts for the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center.
Ms. Wittig came to the infection prevention field from a career as an epidemiologist for various government and non-governmental agencies where she partnered on projects in Romania, Azerbaijan, Sri Lanka, New York City, and Anne Arundel County. In these locations, she collaborated with a variety of community and government stakeholders on efforts to improve access to care, outbreak management, and pandemic planning. She endeavors to learn about new opportunities for the science and art of infection prevention to cross-over into other disciplines, and she is most passionate about inspiring others to find creative solutions and new perspectives for improving patient care.
Sara holds a bachelor’s degree in economics and anthropology from the University of Maryland and a master of public health degree in epidemiology from Columbia University. She is board certified in infection control by the Certification Board of Infection Control and Epidemiology, Inc. (CBIC).
Amanda Anderson
Amanda Anderson manages industrial hygiene projects for CleanHealth Environmental, LLC and leads several training initiatives. With a biochemistry degree from Salisbury University, and accreditation as an ACAC Certified Indoor Environmental Consultant, Amanda is on the path to becoming a Certified Industrial Hygienist. Amanda's comprehensive services provide clients with regulatory compliance surrounding environmental hazards, indoor air quality concerns, and healthcare construction practices.
Prior to this, Amanda worked as an industrial hygienist for LIFE Seeds, Inc, of Baltimore, MD, where she was the project manager for several remediation and abatement contractors. Amanda is also an MDE licensed asbestos inspector/management planner, MDE licensed lead inspector and DOEE licensed mold assessor.
Living in Westminster, MD, she enjoys outdoor adventures with her husband Jeff and their son, Ace.
Danny Hunt
Danny Hunt is an environmental training provider focused on environmental hygiene and occupational health and safety. Danny has years of industrial hygiene experience and provides training for CleanHealth Environmental, regarding mold, lead based paint and asbestos.
Danny is an approved instructor for EPA certified courses such as asbestos worker, supervisor, management planner, inspector and project designer; as well as OSHA safety compliance and lead risk assessor. Danny previously worked for the Indoor Air Quality Training Institute, where he served as project manager for microbial emergencies, as well as a training instructor.
Danny owned and managed Hunt & Associates, out of Monroeville, PA, which specialized in abatement and indoor air quality. He is a veteran of the United States Army and holds a bachelor’s of arts degree in secondary education from the University of Pittsburgh. Danny is passionate about worker safety and environmental protection.
Chelsea Davenport
Chelsea Davenport serves as the Administrative Coordinator for CleanHealth Environmental, LLC. In this role, Chelsea is primarily responsible for fulfilling administrative duties.
Chelsea is a highly organized individual with great communication and interpersonal skills. She has many years' of experience working in business administration.
Chelsea joined our team in March 2024. In addition, she is a certified wellness and creativity coach and volunteers her time speaking to adolescent girls about the importance of balancing wellness and success. She will expand her knowledge base of environmental hygiene and infection prevention whilst utilizing her skills, contributing to the growth of CleanHealth Environmental, LLC.