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Like Petaluma Health Center, Marin Community Clinics is designed as a model “Patient Centered Health Home”. Mrs. Powell has always been passionate about quality and insisted on hiring the finest clinicians and employees with uncompromising commitment to patient care. Through her leadership PHC continually scored in the top 1-5% of local, regional, state and US Federally Qualified Health Centers in both clinical quality outcomes and management systems. In addition to being accredited by The Joint Commission as a high-quality organization, PHC received the nationally coveted Davies Award for its outstanding achievement in utilizing health information technology to substantially improve clinical outcomes and value, and regularly achieves among the highest quality scores among providers within its Medi-Cal managed care plan.
Strongly committed to health access through regional partnerships, Mrs. Powell has continually served on the boards of many organizations, among them: Providence Petaluma Valley and Healdsburg Hospitals, the Redwood Community Health Coalition (now Aliados Health), United Health Group’s Investment Advisory Committee, the Petaluma Health Care District (now Healthy Petaluma) and as a Commissioner on the Partnership HealthPlan of California Board.
Mrs. Powell’s efforts have also been recognized through a number of awards, including California’s “Woman of the Year” for District 10, the “Petaluma Person of the Year”, The California Wellness Foundation’s Sabbatical award for exemplary service to underserved Californian’s, and the North Bay Business Journal’s “Non‐profit Leadership” and “Women in Business” awards. Ms. Powell earned a Master’s degree in Health Care Administration from Texas Woman’s University, and a Master’s degree in Medical Anthropology from Southern Methodist University, with a focus on community health systems.
Prior to serving as the CEO at PHC, Mrs. Powell served as the CEO of another FQHC for 5 years, and as a hospital administrator and strategic planning consultant for hospitals for almost 20 years prior to joining the “Community Health Center” world, always striving to ensure patients received culturally competent and high-quality care. According to Mrs. Powell, “Being a leader in community health centers and hospitals has been an honor and a privilege for the past 45 years, fulfilling me, both professionally and personally beyond my dreams.”


While attending UCSF School of Dentistry, she initiated outreach programs for the underserved, which have been expanded nationally. She was a member of the Chancellor’s Advisory Committee on Diversity, and often contributed to free clinics for the homeless. She was a recipient of the UCSF Derzon-Butler scholarship (for community involvement) and the Western Region National Association of Medical Minority Educators scholarship. In 2014, Dr. Kadera was Scholar of the National Oral Health Learning Institute offered by the National Network for Oral Health Access designed to offer new directors a solid foundation and career development in managing Federally Qualified Health Center dental practices.
Prior to moving to Marin County, she practiced at Mountain Valley Health Centers serving Siskiyou and neighboring counties in northern California. A native of Colombia and self-described coffee lover, Dr. Kadera is fluent in English and Spanish.

Since joining Marin Community Clinics (MCC) in 2014, he has played a key role in strengthening the organization’s IT infrastructure and leading a highly effective support team. After serving as Director of Information Technology for six years, he now leads MCC’s technology strategy as Chief Information Officer. His commitment to innovation ensures that providers and support staff have the best possible technical solutions to deliver high-quality patient care.
As a long-time resident of Novato, Daniel is passionate about making a positive impact in the community and supporting MCC’s mission to build a healthier Marin.

As a strategic business partner, Lynne’s passion is partnering with leaders to create a positive and effective culture and employee experience. Lynne brings more than 15 years of HR Leadership experience, having worked with for profit and nonprofit organizations including Newport Healthcare, Scandinavian Design, Vivalon (Whistlestop) and Symmetricom. She received her Masters’ degree in Organizational Development from Teachers College, Columbia University in New York and her Senior Practitioner in Human Resources (SPHR) from the Society for Human Resources Management. Lynne has taught Human Resources as an Adjunct Professor at the Santa Rosa Junior College. She lives in Petaluma with her husband and son and is active in the community, volunteering with the Petaluma Arts Council.

Miguel grew up in a small border-town in South Texas, was educated at the University of Minnesota and bring over 25 years of experience in fundraising and community relations. Miguel moved to Marin County California in 1996 to work at Schwab Charitable. Prior to joining Marin Community Clinics, he spent 17 years working at Community Foundation Sonoma County as Director of Philanthropic Advising, then worked at By the Bay Health for 7 years as Chief Development Officer.
Miguel currently lives in San Rafael with his spouse of 35 years, he is a proud father and has two granddaughters. In his spare time, you can find him sailing in the San Francisco Bay or biking the Marin County trails.

A strategic and servant leader, Bhari has successfully led cost restructuring initiatives, strengthened financial sustainability, and advanced reimbursement strategies to support the long-term success of healthcare institutions. His expertise spans revenue cycle, financial reporting, healthcare strategy & business development. He has also led EPIC system implementations, improving revenue cycle processes and clinical informatics, resulting in greater efficiency and enhanced patient care.
Beyond his professional impact, Bhari is deeply committed to community advocacy and education. For over 15 years, he and his family have invested in providing educational opportunities for underserved children in a rural Sri Lankan village—a testament to his passion for making a difference beyond the healthcare sector.
Outside of work, Bhari enjoys cooking especially breakfast for his wife, Sam, who is a nurse, and loves running with his dog, Kalu, and playing golf in his free time.
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