Treasure Coast Community Health (TCCH) welcomes Brenda Bradley, Tina Nicholson and Reverend William Shelly to their Governing Board of Directors, effective April 26, 2021.
“I am pleased to welcome our newest board members. Their expertise and guidance in finance, fundraising, leadership and customer service will be valuable tools as TCCH continues to provide our patients the most comprehensive and affordable primary care in Indian River County. They believe in our mission and will be strong voices in safeguarding healthcare for all,” TCCH Board Chairperson Elisa Sielinski said.
TCCH is a Federally Qualified Health Center, which means at least 51% of an FQHC’s Board members must use TCCH services. The volunteer Board meets monthly and it is responsible for a variety of areas, including:
- Legal and fiduciary oversight for TCCH operations and grants
- Strategic planning and evaluation of progress
- Approve Annual Budget & Grant Application
- Full authority over all aspects of TCCH operations
Brenda Bradley has 22 years of banking experience, specializing in internal audit, operations and customer service. She also spent 21 years at the Indian River County Tax Collector’s Office as the Bankruptcy and Collections Supervisor and the Chief of Staff/Director of Operations. Bradley is actively involved in a variety of local service groups and fundraising efforts, and received multiple professional achievement and community awards.
Tina Nicholson has 32 years in the banking industry includes developing business opportunities, supervising and coaching team members at various levels and sales strategy. She is a board member on numerous community service groups sharing her extensive leadership and financial experience.
Reverend William Shelly served in the United States Army, retired from the United States Post Office after 25 years of service and is now in his eleventh year as a Pastor. He has raised funds for local baseball teams and sport fields, sidewalks for children to safety walk to school and serves on a diverse group of local and civic-minded organizations. He has received numerous awards for his efforts in economic development and community service.
Elisa Sielinski, Migdalia Rodriguez-McDonald, Cheryl Michel, Vera Smith, Revis “Buddy” Akers, Wilfred Hart, Debra Jackson Hester, Francisco Magna, Judi Miller, Jim Parla, Ed. D. and Ernestine Webb Williams are returning board members.
