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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN HEALTH CARE
IN YOUR LOCAL COMMUNITY
Amoskeag Health is looking to grow its Board of Directors
The Board and Leadership at Amoskeag Health bring their experience, professional skills, and passion to improve the health and well-being of everyone in Greater Manchester.
Thomas Lavoie
Chair
Debra Manning
Vice Chair
Obhed Giri
Secretary
Richard Elwell
Treasurer
Jill Bille
Angella Chen-Shadeed
Madhab Gurung
Anna Hamel
Karine Jacques Batu
Vanessa Maradiaga
Dawn McKinney
Rusty Mosca
Steven Paris, MD
Jamie Pike
Karen Schoch
Board of Directors
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Q: What is a Board of Directors?
A : A Board of Directors is a group of people from the community that helps “govern” (give guidance and oversight) to organizations like Amoskeag Health.
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Q: Do I get paid for this?
A : Board members do not get paid for volunteering.
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Q: What do Board Members have to do?
A : Board Members come to a Board meeting on the first Tuesday of every month at 5:00 PM for about an hour. Board Members may also join a special committee of the Board that meet at a different time and discuss topics like personnel, marketing, or finance that helps strengthen the organization's mission.
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Q: Do I qualify?
A : To become a Board Member, you need the desire to help your community! You must live or work in Manchester. We love if you are a patient, or the parent or guardian of a patient at Amoskeag Health, who has had a visit within the last two years. You must be at least 18 years old. You cannot be related to anyone on staff. You must keep all the information from the meetings confidential. If you meet these criteria, we will meet with you for an interview, and if it seems like a good match, we will recommend your nomination to our Board for a vote.
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Q: How long can you be on the Board of Directors?
A : Board members are asked to commit for a three-year “term” (period of time) to a Board of Directors role. If the member really likes it, they can serve up to three “terms” of three years each, but only one term is required.