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𝐁𝐞𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚𝐧 𝐞𝐱𝐜𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐧𝐞𝐰 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐫 I joined Providence in 2016 because I felt a deep personal calling to the organization’s Mission, values and promise. With humility I express my appreciation to the Board of Directors and Sponsors Council for having the confidence in me to become Providence’s next President and CEO, and to Rod Hochman, M.D. for his 17 years of leadership in our organization. He and I recently discussed this transition, and I’m pleased to share part of that conversation here. It is an honor to be chosen to serve and lead the Providence family of organizations as we work through the transition for the remainder of the year.  I draw inspiration from our compassionate physicians, clinicians and caregivers across the seven states we serve and extend my deepest gratitude to each and every one of you. Every day, you live our Mission, values and promise through your steadfast commitment to improving the health of our communities. Providence’s legacy goes back nearly 170 years, and I will preserve our rich tradition of service relentlessly. It is our north star as we respond to the signs of the times and transform health care in ways that allow us to keep serving all, especially those who are poor and vulnerable. With deep gratitude to all of you, we will unlock the full potential of health for a better world!

*Speakers Announced!* The AMFP NorCal "Building a Brighter Future: A Symposium on Financing and Constructing Behavioral Health Facilities" is shaping up to be an amazing event and we're excited to unveil our incredible lineup of panel discussions and speakers: AMFP NorCal Chapter President Hannah Mobarekeh building will kick things off with chapter happenings followed up by Emcee Harry Lawrence from Terracon, who will give a summary of the history and context of how we arrived at this crisis for mental and behavioral health care and introduce each of the three panels. Panel 1: Financial Streams & Requirements Overview: Robert Gilliam, Chief of Project Management, San Bernardino County John Vass, CEO, MATHIESEN MEMORIAL HEALTH CLINIC Ken King, Chief Administrative Officer, El Camino Health Marley Mueller, Funding Strategies Manager, BKF Engineers  Moderated by: Angeles Garcia-Pineda, COE and healthcare Market Leader,  Gilbane Building Company Panel 2: Continuum of Care: Rosalie Zoll, Director of Planning, Be Well OC Jeff Brown, Senior Superintendent, XL Construction Craig Blackhurst, Principal, HGA Anantha Panyala, Division Manager, SACRAMENTO COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT CENTER, Sacramento County Moderated by:  Monét Crowley, CCM, XL Construction Panel 3 - Building in Existing Condition: Natasha Navare, Director of Project Delivery, UCSF Health Nicholas Luciani, Project  Director, Herrero Builders Vishal Turkar, Principal, HDR Digant Dave, Clinical Director for Addictive services for El Camino Health  Moderated by: Sarah Bjorkman, MBA, CHC, CCM, PMP, Executive Director, Kitchell Stay tuned for more information on each panel discussion. Space is limited, secure your spot! https://lnkd.in/gypswcKx Huge shout out to our Annual Tier 1 Sponsors: The Boldt Company Gilbane Building Company SmithGroup and Tier 2 Sponsors: Boulder Associates Special thanks for our event sponsors HOK Rudolph and Sletten and Vantis  None of this would be possible without your support 🙏 Additional event sponsorships are available! Reach out to Kellie McKeown to learn more. Note: This symposium provides the following educational credits: 2.5 hours - 3 hours (self-reporting) #AMFPEvents #BehavioralHealth #BuildingTheFuture

Please join AMFP SoCal Chapter for our first ever San Diego based networking event on Thursday March 28th from 5-7pm. This exclusive gathering offers a unique opportunity to connect with fellow San Diego-based AMFP members and colleagues who are dedicated to supporting the healthcare-built environment. This is a no cost event thanks to our event sponsors: EwingCole, Colliers, Swinerton, Syska Hennessy, HBS, & IMEG.

Seventy-three of the 93 hospital campuses in Los Angeles County have not yet met the mandate that all acute-care facilities must be deemed capable of remaining fully operational following a major earthquake by 2030.