NCFH BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OFFICERS
Chair:
Sandra Leal Vice President for Innovation SinfoniaRx Tucson, Arizona 
Secretary:
Karen Watt Co-Owner/Manager Watt Farms Albion, New York |
Vice Chair:
Greg Brandenburg Chief Executive Officer Columbia Basin Health Association Othello, Washington 
Treasurer:
Lucy Ramirez Torres Chief Executive Officer Nuestra Clinica del Valle Pharr, Texas |
MEMBERS
Velma Hendershott
President & Chief Executive Officer InterCare Community Health Network Bangor, Michigan 
Feygele Jacobs
President & Chief Executive Officer RCHN Community Health Foundation New York, New York 
Antonio Alatorre
Chief Operations Officer Clinicas Del Camino Real, Inc. Ventura, California 
V. Nelly Salgado de Snyder, PhD
Senior Professor and Researcher Programa de Salud Global, CISS Cuernavaca, Morelos. Mexico |
Steven Weinman
Principal FQHC Associates Gainesville, Florida 
Edward Hendrikson
Director of Environmental Health Salud Family Health Centers Ft. Lupton, Colorado 
Kerry L. Hydash
President & Chief Executive Officer Family HealthCare Network Visalia, California |
HONORARY MEMBERS
Hilda Dávila
Director General of
International Relations
Ministry of Health
Mexico D.F.
Director General of
International Relations
Ministry of Health
Mexico D.F.
MEMBERS EMERITUS
Gil Walter
Bridgeton, New Jersey 
Anne K. Nolon
President & Chief Executive Officer HRHCare Peekskill, New York |
James Laughlin
La Porte, Indiana 
Rafael Martinez
San Marcos, California |
INFORMATION ON BECOMING A BOARD MEMBER
NCFH solicits nominations for the Board of Directors on a year round basis, with elections held in the spring of each year.
NCFH seeks nominees who have demonstrated through professional achievement, their understanding of and commitment to provision of health services to migrant and seasonal farmworkers.
Board members serve a term of office of three years. After their first term, they may be reappointed or re-elected to a second and third consecutive term.
For more information on the nomination process, please use the contact form below.
NCFH seeks nominees who have demonstrated through professional achievement, their understanding of and commitment to provision of health services to migrant and seasonal farmworkers.
Board members serve a term of office of three years. After their first term, they may be reappointed or re-elected to a second and third consecutive term.
For more information on the nomination process, please use the contact form below.
