Emily Bader is a health care and general assignment reporter for The Maine Monitor. She joined The Monitor in April 2023 from the Sun Journal in Lewiston, Maine, where she covered healthcare for two years and was a University of Southern California Center for Health Journalism Data Fellow. Prior to that, she was a staff writer for the Lakes Region Weekly in Cumberland County.
Emily has earned several awards, including the Maine Press Association’s Bob Drake Young Writer Award in 2021, the New England Newspaper & Press Association’s Publick Occurrences Award in 2022 and most recently, the Maine Public Health Association’s journalism award.
Emily was born and raised in Los Angeles and earned her bachelor’s degree in International Relations from Wellesley College.
Sheriff and deputies from the last known law enforcement agency to make contact with Lewiston gunman Robert Card testify their mental health training was adequate.
With a shortage of mental health professionals statewide, law enforcement officers without enough training are being forced to make decisions in crisis situations.
Detoxification centers in Androscoggin and Franklin counties, syringe service providers around the state, and family assistance programs are among the expected recipients.
The Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine said Tuesday that Nass must attend professional development and submit to random reviews to get her license back.