South Boston Community Health Center competitors

Greg Wilmot is a Senior Vice President / Chief Operating Officer / Executive Director PACE at East Boston Neighborhood Health Center and is based in Greater Boston. He has worked as Senior Service Representative at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, Assistant Vice President at East Boston Neighborhood Health Center, and Director of Strategic Partnerships at Neighborhood Health Plan. Greg attended Boston College between 1997 and 2001 and D'Amore-McKim School of Business at Northeastern University between 2003 and 2006.

Suzanne Lagarde is a CEO at FAIR HAVEN COMMUNITY HEALTH.

Dr. Burke Kline, DHA is a Chief Executive Officer at Jefferson Community Health & Life and is based in Tribune, Kansas. He has worked as Deputy Sheriff/ K-9 Handler at Gage County Sheriff's Office, Administrative Resident at Pawnee county memorial hospital, and Chief Executive Officer at Greeley County Health Services. Burke works or has worked as Customer Assistance Rep at Beatrice Community Food Bank. He attended Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center between 2007 and 2007, Southeast Community College between 2008 and 2010, and VOLTERRA SEMICONDUCTOR CORP between 2013 and 2015.

Michael Curry is a Senior Vice President & General Counsel, Government Affairs & Public Policy at Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers; Board Member at National NAACP Board of Directors; and Deputy Chief Executive Officer at Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers and is based in 4805 Mount Hope Dr, Baltimore, Maryland. He has worked as Past President at Boston NAACP, Senior Policy Analyst at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, and Member Board Of Directors at Roxbury Community College. Michael works or has worked at Community Relations Service and works or has worked as Co Owner at Afrocentric Productions, Senior Policy Advisor/Attorney at Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, and President at NAACP Boston Branch. He attended New England Law Boston between 2001 and 2005, Boston Latin Academy between 1984 and 1987, and Macalester College between 1987 and 1991.