Meet the people helping guide our care, our values and our future.
Our board brings together healthcare, business and community perspectives in service of better health for all.
A respected physician and healthcare leader, Dr. Carter brings decades of experience in patient safety, clinical quality and community health. As Board Chairman, he helps guide discussion around dependable, patient-centered care and thoughtful oversight. His leadership emphasizes listening to clinical teams, learning from patient experiences and supporting practical improvements that strengthen trust and help the medical center respond to community needs.
Juliet is a healthcare finance executive committed to responsible growth, accessible care and long-term community investment. As Vice Chairman, she brings a planning-focused perspective to board discussions, encouraging careful stewardship of resources and clear priorities. Her approach considers how financial decisions can support reliable services today while supporting the medical center in serving patients and families in the future.
A family medicine specialist, Dr. Moore champions preventive care, health education and stronger partnerships with local families. He brings a family-centered perspective to the board, highlighting the value of clear guidance, early attention to health concerns and respectful relationships with patients. His focus is on helping the medical center support healthier choices and build lasting connections across the community.
Timothy brings expertise in health operations and digital transformation, with a focus on making care simpler and more connected. He contributes a systems-oriented perspective to board discussions, considering how thoughtful processes and useful technology can make it easier for patients and care teams to navigate services. His interest is in practical improvements that support coordination, accessibility and a smoother care experience.
A community development advocate, Daniel works to ensure local voices and equitable access remain central to healthcare decisions. He brings attention to the ways community needs, local partnerships and access to services shape health. His perspective encourages the medical center to listen to residents, consider barriers people may face and keep fairness and community wellbeing in view when setting priorities.