Daytime Soap Positions Held
All My Children (hired by Brian Frons)
- Head Writer: August 2008 - November 2009
- Consulting Producer: August 20, 2008 - November 2009
General Hospital
- Consulting Producer: May 2004 - March 28, 2006
- Head Writer: (with Robert Guza, Jr.: June 13, 2002 - March 10, 2006)
- Script Writer: 1982 - 1984
Santa Barbara
- Script Writer: 1985-1986
- Co-Head Writer: (with Anne Howard Bailey) 1987 - 1989, 1990 - 1991
- Head Writer: 1989
Sunset Beach
- Created show with Robert Guza, Jr. and Josh Griffith
- Executive Storyline Consultant: 1997
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