About the Western Clinicians Network
The WCN provides assistance and guidance on issues for clinicians in Arizona, California, Hawaii and Nevada.
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Western Clinicians Network begins its new year on July 1, 2009 as an independent non-profit organization and renewed emphasis on providing peer networking and education support to community health centers providers. A lot of energy and enthusiasm is mounting for the upcoming 16th Annual Leadership Conference for Clinical Leaders and their leadership teams. Be sure you are included in the networking and information exchange by becoming a member or renewing your current membership.
Download the membership application from this website or request information by emailing westerncliniciansnetwork@gmail.com. You can also leave a message at 916 335-8627.
I look forward to meeting you at the conference. (Note: members receive discounts on registration).
Sincerely,
Charla Parker, M.P.A., Executive Director
“This is a pivotal year for WCN,” comments, President Tyree Davis. “At the February Leadership Retreat, the Board of Directors voted to move forward with becoming an independent 501 (c)(3) organization. This will allow WCN to focus on its major mission with the priority goal of assisting leaders of community health centers with recruitment and retention of clinical leaders. We are fortunate that we have received financial support from Northern and Southern Kaiser Permanente to support the strategic planning and program development process. We also want to express our appreciation to United Health Centers for serving as our interim fiscal agent and to AT Still University for providing ongoing teleconference and website support. Please make plans to join us in September for the 16th Annual WCN Leadership Conference at the beautiful conference center provided by The California Endowment for what we know will be another inspiring annual event.”
Tyree Davis, D.D.S., President
Please reveiw these by June 30thmain_agenda.doc
Here is the document in the document repository section
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