Board of Directors

Serving the underserved and uninsured in Marin.

Marcy Norenius, Chair

Officers

Marcy Norenius, Chair
Crystal Lewis, Chair Elect
Kate Sidorovich, Treasurer
Elvin Lopez, Secretary
Michael S. Harris, Member-at-Large
Nelson Branco, MD, Immediate Past Chair

Members

Chandra Alexandre
Dario Santiago
Flor Gramajo Diaz
Mark Jacobs
Marlene Orellna
Martin Weil
Raquel Pandey

Marcy Norenius brings over 20 years of experience in healthcare, with a background in managed care and a current leadership role at By The Bay Health, a nonprofit hospice agency serving Marin County. Her deep commitment to compassionate care and health equity guides her work both professionally and in the community.

A lifelong advocate for accessible healthcare, Marcy joined the clinic’s Board of Directors to give back to the community that shaped her. She believes strongly in the power of local partnerships and the importance of ensuring quality care for all.

Marcy was raised in San Anselmo, where she now lives with her daughter and their dog. She earned her undergraduate degree in Biology from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and a Master of Public Health from Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine.

Patients Invited to Join Board of Directors

As a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), Marin Community Clinics is committed to having over half of its Board of Directors be patients or parents of patients who are currently receiving health care services from the organization. The perspectives of consumers provide invaluable contributions to the overall governance of the organization. If you or a family member is an active patient in one of our clinics and would like to explore the possibility of joining our Board, please contact board@marinclinics.org.

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