Our Team
Health Improvement Partnership of Santa Cruz County Staff
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Eleanor Littman, RN, MSN
Executive Director
831.430.5607
Leslie Conner
Program & Policy Director/Healthy Kids Director
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Kamila Burns
Executive Assistant
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Board of Directors
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Alan McKay, President
Central California Alliance for Health
Nanette Mickiewicz, MD, Vice President
Dominican Hospital
Pat Meehan, MD, Secretary
Santa Cruz Women's Health Center
Rama Khalsa, Treasurer
Santa Cruz County Health Services Agency
Larry DeGhetaldi, MD, Member at Large
Santa Cruz Medical Foundation
Sister Julie Hyer, OP, Member at Large
Salud Para La Gente
Katie Dowling, NP
Cabrillo College Student Health Center
Christina Cuevas
Community Foundation of Santa Cruz County
Raquel Ramirez Ruiz
Diabetes Health Center
Will Hahn
Dientes Community Dental Care
Dean Kashino, MD
Dominican Hospital, Medical Staff
Robert Quinn, MD
Dominican Medical Foundation
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Salem Magarian, MD
Dominican Pediatric Clinic
Kathleen King
Pajaro Valley Community Health Trust
Marvin Labrie
Physicians Medical Group of Santa Cruz County
Cathy Bright
Planned Parenthood Mar Monte
Maria Love
Santa Cruz County Health Care Outreach Coalition
Christopher O’Grady, MD
Santa Cruz County Medical Society
Poki Namkung, MD
Santa Cruz County Public Health Officer
Ric Nichols
Sutter Maternity & Surgery Center
Steven Roberts, MD
Sutter Matternity & Surgery Center, Medical Staff
Jae Dale
Watsonville Community Hospital
Gordon Kaplan, MD
Watsonville Community Hospital, Medical Staff
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Opportunities to Get Involved
Internships
We accept up to two interns with an interest in health care reform and with an academic background in health sciences, public health or community studies. These positions are unpaid.
To apply for an internship please mail us a cover letter and resume, and state which semester you are applying for. Mail to: Health Improvement Partnership of Santa Cruz County, 1600 Green Hills Rd., Ste. 101, Scotts Valley, CA 95066 or e-mail admin@hipscc.org. Please identify in your cover letter and/or resume:
- Any coursework related to health care reform;
- Work experience in health care;
- Any language abilities, especially Spanish
The work that you do will depend greatly on our needs at the time of your internship, but you can expect that you will have a primary project for which you will be responsible. Examples from past internships are preparing handouts for a public forum on health reform; and coordinating participants and venues for an advocacy video.
