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Sally Miskelly, Vice-Chair

Sally Miskelly has been working in healthcare transformation and reproductive health services for 10+ years. She is currently the Director of Perinatal Services and Transformation at Alameda Health System and has worked for organizations such as SFDPH, ZSFG, Planned Parenthood, UCSF and the Bixby Center for Global Reproductive Health. Sally is passionate about creating and leveraging patient centered approaches such as community-led codesign, person centered design thinking, whole person health & life course care with a focus on racism-based disparities as well as disparities in the MediCal and uninsured communities. Though originally from Alabama she has lived in Oakland for over a decade. In her free time, she likes to attempt to convince her teenager to leave the house to visit national parks, attending to her cats, aquascaping and trying to keep houseplants alive. 

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Sequoia Crockett-Hall

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Oliver Cacananta

Oliver brings three decades of biotech regulatory experience to his work, currently leading regulatory affairs for cell and regenerative therapies at UCSF, where he oversees compliance and regulatory strategy for early-phase clinical programs. A resident of District 3, he serves as an at-large commissioner on the Alameda County Public Health Commission, where his professional expertise is complemented by over a decade of LGBTQ+ and AAPI community advocacy, grounding his approach in the lived experiences of historically underserved populations. This intersection of scientific rigor and community accountability defines his commitment to equitable public health governance.

                                          HEALTHY PEOPLE, HEALTHY PLACES, HEALTHY POLICIES AND SYSTEMS                                        

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AUTHORITY

Established June 19, 1979 by resolution number 183410, as the Public Health Advisory Committee. The name was change by amendment of their Bylaws on July 1, 2008 and September 27, 2016.

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