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Trauma Managers Association of California Current Members List As of 10-8-15 Trauma Managers Association of California Current Members List As of 10-8-15 Name Facility Email Becker, Debra CCEMSA [email protected] Behr, Lynne Kaiser Permanente [email protected] Bennink, Lynn (Retired) [email protected] Blough, Lois Community Regional Medical Center [email protected] Bowlin, Maureen Inland Valley Medical Center [email protected] Bunch, Bill Colusa Regional Medical Center Case, Melinda Palomar Medical Center [email protected] Chapman, Joanne Coastal Valleys EMS Agency [email protected] Cohen, Marilyn UCLA Medical Center [email protected] Collins, Georgi Riverside Community Hospital [email protected] Collins, Kathy SSVEMSA [email protected] Cox, Susan (Retired) Crain-Riddle, Karen SSVEMSA [email protected] Crowley, Melanie Northridge Hospital [email protected] De Laby, Michael Orange County EMS [email protected] Diaz, Linda Santa Clara County EMS [email protected] Doyle, Lance Mountain-Valley EMS Agency [email protected] Dudley, Pamela Regional Medical Center [email protected] Duffy, Barbara Kaiser South Sacramento [email protected] Earnest, Karla Stanford Childrens Hospital [email protected] Erickson, Keith Solano County EMS [email protected] Fortier, Sue Sierra Vista Regional Medical Center [email protected] Frecceri, Christy Kaiser South Sacramento [email protected] Gawlik, Melanie Scripps La Jolla [email protected] Gough-Smith, Robynn Consultant [email protected] Haddleton, Kevin St.Elizabeth Community Hospital [email protected] Hadduck, Katy Ventura County EMS [email protected] Hernandez, Nancy Loma Linda University Medical Center [email protected] Hogan-Schlientz, Jackie Children's Hospital Oakland [email protected] Hoover, Eileen Santa Clara Valley Medical Center [email protected] Hotz, Heidi Cedars Sinai Medical Center [email protected] Kissel, Shanna Riverside EMS Agency [email protected] Lush, Stephanie UC Irvine Medical Cener [email protected] Mahoney-Henckel, Lynn Marin General Hospital [email protected] Marin, Cynthia Antelope Valley Hospital [email protected] May, Michael Loma Linda University Medical Center [email protected] McCord, Brian Scripps Mercy San Diego [email protected] McLean, Marissa Monterey County EMS Agency [email protected] Mettler, Chelsi Natividad Medical Center [email protected] Modrich, Michael Solano Co PH [email protected] Navarrete, Sixta LAC & USC Medical Center [email protected] Pemberton, Jessica Kaiser Permanente [email protected] Perry, Sharon Memorial Medical Center [email protected] Peterson, Sue San Francisco General Hospital [email protected] Potter, Katie Queen of the Valley Medical Center [email protected] Preston, Christy LACO EMS Agency [email protected] Raby, Linda Trauma Consultant [email protected] Reese, Jade Enloe Medical Center [email protected] Rogers, Debby Calforina Association of Hospitals [email protected] Santos, Kristin John Muir Health [email protected] Schoenheit, Candy County of San Diego [email protected] Serrano, Jan Arrowhead Regional Medical Center [email protected] Sinz, Bonnie Emergency Medical Services Authority [email protected] Sullivan, LyRae Mercy Medical Center [email protected] Taylor, Michael Memorial Medical Center [email protected] Thomas, Desiree [email protected] Thompson, Susan Huntington Hospital [email protected] Tips, Gaylen Kaiser Permanente-Vacaville [email protected] Tracy, Michelle Marin General Hospital [email protected] Tyler, Robin UCLA [email protected] Venezio, Heather North Bay Medical Center [email protected] White. Cheri Sutter Roseville Medical Center [email protected] Williams, Christine UC Davis Medical Center [email protected] Williams, Michele Marshall Medical Center [email protected] Wobig, Jennifer Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital [email protected] Wolff, Aaron Dignity Health - Mercy Redding [email protected] Woodfall, Michelle Stanford Health Care [email protected] Wraa, Cheryl (Retired) [email protected] Yoshida-McMath, Chris Inland Co. EMSA [email protected] .
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