Editha Dacaymat of Hewlett has been hired as minimum data...

Editha Dacaymat of Hewlett has been hired as minimum data set coordinator at Grace Plaza Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in Great Neck. Credit: Gina Irwin

HEALTH CARE

Grace Plaza Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in Great Neck has two new hires.

Editha Dacaymat of Hewlett is minimum data set coordinator. She had a similar job at Komanoff Center for Geriatric & Rehabilitation Medicine in Long Beach.

Gail Kass of Floral Park is chief clinical dietician. She was a dietician at Margaret Tietz Nursing Home in Jamaica, Queens.

Dr. Michelle Yao of Huntington, a board-certified ophthalmologist, has joined Ophthalmic Consultants of Long Island full-time in Mineola and Manhasset. She was with Advantage Care Physicians in Woodbury.

MANUFACTURING

VOXX International Corp., an auto and consumer accessories maker, has new appointments.

Thomas Malone of Miller Place is president of the VOXX Advanced Solutions division in Hauppauge. He was president of VOXX Electronics Corp.

Aron Demers of St. James is senior vice president, auto after-market sales, for the VOXXHirschmann Corp. unit in Orlando, Florida.

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