Lisa Miller (miller@ncfh.org)
Executive Assistant

As Executive Assistant, Lisa provides administrative support to the CEO. She is also responsible for a variety of NCFH special projects and initiatives as well as NCFH relations with the    Board of Directors and constituents. Lisa holds a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing from Angelo State University and a Master’s degree in Administrative Management/Public Administration  from Bowie State University.  She is also an alumnus of the Texas Public Policy and Candidate Training Program.

Eric Frank (frank@ncfh.org)
Chief Financial Officer


Eric manages and directs the accounting, budgeting, and financial reporting functions of NCFH. Eric oversees the annual audit and fiscal grant management, administers the benefits and personnel record keeping functions, participates in the overall strategic and operational planning process of the organization including marketing and fund development, and manages the offices and facilities of NCFH. He has many years experience in planning, reporting, analyzing, and auditing management information systems for profit and non-profit organizations. Eric has a BS in Management Information Systems from Oklahoma State University. He is a Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) and also has considerable experience with on-site fiscal monitoring and reporting as well as the provision of training and technical assistance to other non-profit organizations regarding financial operations. Eric currently serves as Board Treasurer for a grassroots non-profit group named Badgerdog Literary Publishing, Inc. which places professional writers into Central Texas schools to teach and to publish the students work in an anthology titled Youth Voices in Ink printed in the fall, spring, and summer each year.

Susan is responsible for accounts receivable, accounts payable, payroll, reception duties, and she assists with the administration of employee benefits and personnel record-keeping. In addition to her duties as Finance Assistant, Susan is the Office & Facility Manager for NCFH. In November 2006, she graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration majoring in Management from American InterContinental University.

As COO, Sylvia provides oversight to all programs within NCFH which include several outreach programs for HIV/AIDS education, cancer education, and occupational health and safety as well as a national toll free health information and referral service, resource and library center, national conference planning, patient education publications, and professional newsletter publication. She has a broad range of experiences in education, psychology, research, and evaluation. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Education and is certified in early childhood, elementary, and special education. She received a Master of Arts Degree in clinical psychology from St. Mary's University in San Antonio, Texas. As an educator, she worked for 6 years in the public school system and was instrumental in the development and evaluation of an innovative curriculum designed to assist students with special educational needs. She later served as an associate psychologist providing therapy and evaluation services on a multidisciplinary team for the rehabilitation of individuals with traumatic brain injuries. For the last 12 years, Sylvia has been involved with the development, implementation, and evaluation of community health programs targeting diverse populations including at-risk adolescents, indigent populations, and migrant farmworkers. She has worked with several organizations including CDC, HRSA, HIV/AIDS Bureau, the Office of Minority Health, EPA, Maternal and Child Health Bureau, and SAMHSA, as well as state and local entities.

As Call for Health Coordinator, Moraima is responsible for maintaining and coordinating the Call for Health Program and the Epilepsy Foundation Spanish Line. Moraima works closely with Migrant/Community Health Centers to identify community resources to better serve their patients. Before joining NCFH, Moraima worked with other community organizations such as Hays CISD and Los Niños International Adoption Agency in Austin, Texas.

Ismael is responsible for maintaining the agency network and databases as well as generating information mined from the resources of NCFH. He has an extensive history in human resources as well as database and technology experiences. He has a Master's Degree in Library and Information Science from the University of Texas Library and Information Science School and more than 15 years work experience in human service organizations.

Christine coordinates Promoviendo Farmworker Safety, an intervention to promote occupational heat and sun safety among farmworkers.  Within this role, she is currently developing a training curricula for promotoras de salud.  She also participates in the development of low literacy, bilingual health education materials. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Spanish from Trinity University and a Master's in Public Health from the National Institute of Public Health of Mexico in Cuernavaca, Mexico, and she is a Certified Health Education Specialist.  Her prior experience includes supervising intercultural exchange programs in rural Latin American communities, coordinating an entrepreneurial education program for low income residents in Austin, Texas, and teaching adult basic education in San Antonio, Texas

Lucila Hernandez

Promotora

Lucila Hernandez joined NCFH in September 2006 as a Promotora de Salud (Health Promoter) for the Komen/Hays County Cultivando La Salud Breast Cancer Education Program.  This breast cancer education program focuses on low income Hispanic and uninsured women in the Hays County area. Some of her responsibilities include: conducting door to door outreach, providing women with breast cancer education, referrals, appointment assistance, and representing NCFH at Komen Community events. Lucila enjoys her work greatly, and gets a lot of enjoyment out of helping those most in need.

Elvia Anderson

Promotora

Elvia Perez

Promotora

Erika Garcia (garcia@ncfh.org)
Resource Center Assistant

As Resource Center Assistant, Erika provides support for the acquisition, organization and distribution of Resource Center materials.  Other responsibilities include assisting in the editing process of Migrant Health Newsline, maintaining up-to-date information for NCFH’s publications’ recipients and directing information requests to adequate Resource Center material.  Erika has a Bachelor’s Degree in Anthropology and in Geography, both from the University of Texas.