District 2 Commissioners
Nestor Castillo, Chair
Nestor Castillo is a programs coordinator at the Labor Occupational Health Program at UC Berkeley. He is the son of Salvadoran immigrants. When he is not teaching or serving in his capacity as a Commissioner, he is an advocate for the community land trust movement and other forms of local participatory democracy.
Jatinderpal K. Sahi
Jatinder (JP) Kaur Sahi is a resident of Union City and represents District 2 on the Public Health Commission. Commissioner Sahi is involved in community health efforts in the local communities. Commissioner Sahi is the CEO of RotaCare Bay Area Free Medical Clinics. She also serves on the Board of Directors of Community Health Partnership in Santa Clara County. She holds an M.S. in Health Care Administration and an MBA in Operations Management. Commissioner Sahi has over ten years of management experience as an executive in healthcare-related nonprofit organizations. She has worked with community clinics in the East Bay, including Tri-City Health Center, Axis Community Health, and the Center for Elders' Independence. Her area of focus is healthcare operations and compliance. Jatinder (JP) Kaur Sahi is a resident of Union City and represents District 2 on the Public Health Commission. Commissioner Sahi is involved in community health efforts in the local communities. Commissioner Sahi is the CEO of RotaCare Bay Area Free Medical Clinics. She also serves on the Board of Directors of Community Health Partnership in Santa Clara County. She holds an M.S. in Health Care Administration and an MBA in Operations Management. Commissioner Sahi has over ten years of management experience as an executive in healthcare-related nonprofit organizations. She has worked with community clinics in the East Bay, including Tri-City Health Center, Axis Community Health, and the Center for Elders' Independence. Her area of focus is healthcare operations and compliance.
Ammar A. Bhaiji
Ammar Bhaiji is a rising senior at the University of California Berkley majoring in Public Health and has lived in Alameda County his entire life. He is a newly appointed commissioner and wanted to join to continue in advocating for those who do not have a voice in our healthcare system and in society as a whole. As a commission member, I hope to improve access to healthcare insurance for those without it by looking into ways to improve the quality of and decrease barriers to effective healthcare.
