As a membership organization, HASC depends on its members’ dedication and commitment to ensure the vitality of association programs. Hospital leaders join the HASC Board of Directors and committees to network, build partnerships and take action on issues affecting hospitals and communities. Issues include emergency services, health information exchange, behavioral health, indigent care and many more. HASC committees unite leaders who are working to improve the operating environment for hospitals and the health status of communities.
Chief Executive Officer, Lompoc Valley Medical Center
Board Agendas
For security and confidentiality, board agendas and reports are now archived at HASC’s downtown Los Angeles offices. To view complete reports, including supplements, please contact Mara Sobeck at (213) 538-0720 or [email protected].
Board and Committee Meetings
The HASC Board and committees offer essential guidance to HASC staff and hospital members. Regular meetings ensure the organization remains committed to its mission and offer members opportunities to enhance their services and market position.
For meeting information, please contact Mara Sobeck at (213) 538-0720 or [email protected].
Nursing Advisory Council
As a thought leader on the future of nursing, the NAC provides strategic solutions applicable across the continuum of care. This council serves as an advocate, resource and guidepost for the changes needed to sustain health care’s economic viability, productivity, and positive outcomes for our society.
Association committees address key concerns in health care. They oversee particular projects, review professional and organizational issues, and recommend courses of action that are essential to our collective success.
Regional committees are central to HASC’s mission and vision. Meetings throughout the year unite representatives from local hospitals and other health care organizations with HASC’s regional vice presidents. Together, they provide a critical voice for area members, strengthen statewide advocacy and address local health concerns.
