QueensCare Health Centers Leadership

Eloisa Perard is a President and Chief Administrative Officer at QueensCare Health Centers and is based in Claremont, California. She has worked as Senior HR Generalist at Gdi Logistics Inc; Director, Human Resources at Replanet; and Vice President, Human Resources at QueensCare Health Centers. Eloisa studied at University of La Verne and Cornell University.

Chad Vargas is a Chief Operating Officer at QueensCare Health Centers and is based in Los Angeles, California. He has worked as Operations Coordinator, Coffee Road Surgery Center at Stanislaus Surgical Hospital; Vice President of Operations at California Cryosurgery Equipment Associates; and Director of Operations at QueensCare Health Centers. Chad attended Grand Canyon University between 2012 and 2014, Modesto Junior College between 2002 and 2004, and University of Phoenix between 2004 and 2006.

Edward Liao is a Chief Medical Officer at QueensCare Health Centers.

Dr. Marina Snitman formerly served as the Director of Pharmacy at QueensCare Health Centers (QHC). Dr. Snitman has dedicated her pharmacy career to serving the underserved communities of Los Angeles County. Prior to joining QHC, she spent 19 years working for CVS Pharmacy (previously Sav-On Drugs). She managed different volume stores while providing valuable services in the community (vaccinations, diabetes education, family days, etc.). In 2015 Dr. Snitman joined the QueensCare Health Centers family, leading her pharmacy teams to achieve unprecedented goals. Thanks to her leadership, QHC pharmacies fill over 110,000 prescriptions every year and do so with an average wait time of fewer than 15 minutes. She is an active participant in the Pharmacy Workgroup at the Community Clinics Association of Los Angeles County (CCALAC) and chaired the workgroup from 2018-2020.

Dr. Snitman holds a PharmD degree from USC School of Pharmacy, where she is also an adjunct professor. She is committed to keeping families healthy by managing care and providing free to low-cost prescription medications to the communities that need them most. As a professor, she is passionate about education and hopes to inspire the next generation of pharmacists to serve working-class communities.