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Nancy L. Bassett, RN
71665 votes
23.30%
- Occupation: Incumbent
- RN, MBA
- Nominated for 2004 TWIN (Tribute to Women in Industry) Award
- Nominated for the 2004 San Diego Business Journal "Women Who Mean Business" Award
Priorities:
- Palomar Pomerado Health building and expansion program
- Employee reward & recognition programs
- RN education, recruitment & retention
Linda C. Greer
70541 votes
22.94%
- Occupation: Registered Nurse
Marcelo R. Rivera, M.D.
63786 votes
20.74%
- Occupation: Incumbent/Physician
- Past Chief-of-Staff, Pomerado Hospital
- Past School Board Trustee, Ramona Unified School District (1981-1994)
- Medical Degree, Rush University of Health Sciences, Chicago, Illinois (1976)
Priorities:
- Ensuring access to affordable high quality Health Care and protecting the public's interest.
- Supporting Proposition BB and expanding Emergency Care, Trauma Care and building new hospital facilities including Community Urgent Care Centers.
- Recruiting the best nurses and staff, and maintaining positive staff morale.
Michael D. Berger
57064 votes
18.56%
Mary M. Evert
44471 votes
14.46%
- Occupation: Management Consultant/Faculty
- Past Chair of PPH Board
- Health Policy Graduate School Faculty
- MBA in Health Care Administration
- Former Deputy Asst. Secretary of Health
- Past President of Am. Occupational Therapy Assn.
- CA State Independent Living Council Appointee
Priorities:
- Supports efforts to upgrade facilities for safety and overcrowding reasons.
- Supports improving patient care environment with MD's, RN's and staff
- Excellent health care--local, accessible, affordable
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