About Latino Health Forum

Our Mission

Mission

The Latino Health Forum strives to inform professionals and community members about pertinent issues facing Latino and underrepresented populations to improve the access and quality of health services.

Purpose

The purpose of the annual forum is to address the needs of the Latino community who we serve in our daily health care practices by:

informing professionals and community members about the most relevant challenges facing the Latino population in Sonoma County,
facilitating networking amongst healthcare and other service providers,
raising awareness around the importance of civic engagement amongst underrepresented minority communities, and
creating educational pathways for students to pursue careers in health and social services.

Our Team

Board of Directors

Enrique Gonzalez-Mendez, MD

President Professor Emeritus,
Santa Rosa Family Medicine Residency Program, UCSF

Robert Azcarraga, MD

Kaiser Permanente

Chelene Lopez

Health Promotion Manager,
St. Joseph Health

Andrea Garfia, MPA

Community Health Coordinator,

Sutter Health

Aurora Selpides, MD, MPH

Adult and Family Medicine,
Kaiser Permanente

Eliot Enriquez

Program Manager,
Petaluma Health Center

Montserrat Archila

Health Promotion Manager,
St. Joseph Health

Andre Mills

Consultants

Pam Rivas

Lead Coordinator

X'andri Bautista

Assistant Coordinator

Daisy Cardenas

PR Coordinator

Become A Sponsor

We are proud to continue as an academic conference. For the past 28 years we have offered BRN continuing education units to health professionals. We provide registration scholarships to high school and college level students to expose them to the many career choices available in the health and social service field.

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Our 2021 Sponsors

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