About the Office of Women's Health
The Office of Women's Health (OWH) was established in 1998 to protect, preserve, and advance the health of women in Los Angeles County by- Promoting health equity
- Providing education and promoting resources, programs, and policies that are responsive to women, lesbian, bisexual, queer (LBQ) women and transgender, gender-nonconforming/nonbinary, intersex (TGI) people.
Mission
To improve health, health equity, well-being, and access to culturally responsive, comprehensive health services for women in Los Angeles County through county and community collaborations, education, and the promotion of evidence-based programs and policies
Office of Women's Health Staff
Ellen Eidem, MS
Director
Susie Baldwin, MD, MPH
Medical Director
Zoe Phillips, MPH, CHES
Director of Administration, Communications and Programs
Joy Santamaria
Intermediate Typist Clerk
Susan Luong
Sr. Secretary II
Nicolle Perras, MPH, MA, LMFT
Health Program Analyst
Erika Martinez Abad, MPH
Staff Analyst
Jacqueline Hernandez, MPH, CHES
Health Educator
Christopher Lamb, PhD
Research Analyst III
Yvone Meza, MSN Ed., RN, PHN, CNEn
Registered Nurse II
Viviana Criado, MPA
Project Manager, Los Angeles Alliance for Community Health and Aging (LAACHA)
Domestic Violence Housing and Supportive Services Unit
Angela Boger
Director, Domestic Violence Housing and Supportive Services Unit
Brenda Booth West
Manager, Compliance and Equity
Arsine Hakobyan
Program Assistant
Myshal’e Oliver
Senior Contract Administrator
Laurle'ta Williams
Contract Administrator
Phuong Truong
Contract Administrator
Ellie Tam
Contract Administrator
Clarynda Ogwuka
Contract Administrator
Carmen Zapata Diaz, MPH
Health Program Analyst
Tajuana Moore
Assistant Staff Analyst
Kristi Smith
ARP Contract Administrator
Amanda Van Roberts
ARP Contract Administrator
Jean Spielman
ARP Research Analyst
Financial Services Unit
Dara Kaing
Financial Services Manager
Nong Liang
Financial Services Specialist
May Kuang
Financial Services Specialist
Maduka Nkuku
Accountant
Women's Health Policy Council
Serving as advisers to the Office of Women's Health is the Women's Health Policy Council (WHPC), which consists of community leaders, clinicians, service providers, health advocates, and public- and private-sector representatives
http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/owh/whpc.htm