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of Directors - Officers |
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Ms.
Barbara Blake, President
Real Estate Entrepreneur
Tubac, Arizona |
Mr.
Richard Hansen, Treasurer
Retired CPA
Green Valley, Arizona |
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Ms.
Karen Sykes, Secretary
The Sykes Company
Nogales, Arizona |
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| Ms.
Lynne Albright
Retired
Tucson, Arizona
Mr.
Jaime Chamberlain
Chamberlain Produce Company
Nogales, Arizona
Mr.
Sam Chilcote
Chilcote Enterprises
Tubac, Arizona
Mr.
Richard DeLong
Retired Samsonite Corporation
Nogales, Arizona |
Ms.
Patricia Martinez
Homemaker
Tucson, Arizona
Reverend
Michael Meyers
Owner/Stride Rite Shoes
Tucson, Arizona
Ms.
Lourdes Montijo
Volunteer
Hermosillo, Sonora Mexico
Dr.
Maria Eugenia Pina
Pediatrics and Internal Medicine
Tubac, Arizona |
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 Bob
Phillips has been the Executive Director of the St. Andrew’s
Children’s Clinic (SACC) since November 2006. St. Andrew’s
Children’s Clinic is the longest running and most successful
cross-border health initiative in the United States providing
high quality health care emphasizing orthopedic and neurological
treatment for more than 2,000 poor and disabled Mexican children
each year. Prior to his selection as Executive Director for
SACC, he served for 25 years as Chief Executive Office for Health
Projects Center (HPC) in California. He retired from that position
in December 2005 to serve as a consultant to healthcare programs
in California and Arizona before taking his position with SACC.
As CEO of HPC, he directed programs for both caregivers and
their families and health professionals, particularly the training
of family physicians at the UCSF Family Practice residency program
at Natividad Medical Center in Salinas. He also served as the
director of the Central Coast Area Health Education Center.
Mr. Phillips received his undergraduate degree in Government
from Dartmouth, and continued on to Stanford University where
he earned his Master’s Degree in Development and International
Relations. He also attended the American University of Beirut
as a Stanford Exchange Scholar.
Mr. Phillips has taught at Stanford, the University of Miami
and on the faculty of Elderhostel. He served as an advisor to
the Northern California Geriatric Education Center (NorCal GEC),
the advisory committee for the UCSF AHEC program, the Board
of the Association of California Caregiver Resource Centers,
a federal grant reviewer for DHHS, Bureau of Health Professions
and the California Geriatric Education Center. He has contributed
to several books and written articles on health care issues
and international development. He is the former Director of
Youth and International Projects for the US National Baha’i
Center. He has served as director of four non-profit agencies,
board member of the Association of California Caregiver Resource
Centers, the Board of Directors of Voice Mail Project of the
SF Bay area, chair of the Board of Gatekeepers to the Future,
a community organizations trainer for the Women's Foundation
(SF) and a consultant for the International Division of the
American Public Health Association and several universities
in the US and abroad. He served as a trainer on social and economic
development projects for Mottahedeh Development Services and
is co-coordinator of a development project in Costa Rica. |
Contributions
by Board Each
of these Board Members is also a regular
volunteer at the Children's Clinic.
They each contribute
financially, to their own ability. |
