Chapter 6.96 ALAMEDA ALLIANCE FOR HEALTH
Section 6.96.060 Qualifications of board members.
As a group, the alliance governing board shall represent
the best interests of the community,
providing a balance between provider, consumer, and system perspectives. The governing board
shall represent the diverse geographical and multicultural make-up of the county population, as
well as those who would be served by the program.
A. General Qualifications. In order
to ensure the credibility and long-term viability of the
system, the alliance governing board will comprise highly qualified individuals with the
necessary vision, expertise, knowledge, objectivity, impartiality, creativity, and courage to make
difficult health care and business decisions which promote the interests of Alameda alliance for
health as a whole.
Expertise in areas such as business management, health care
administration, medical services,
consensus building, finance, fund raising, and cultural sensitivity would be among the desirable
and necessary skills for the nominee(s).
B. Specific Qualifications. The individuals
should be highly qualified, with a proven
dedication to the health and welfare of the Medi-Cal and other populations.
An alliance governing board member must have a combination
of the following qualifications:
1. A thorough familiarity with the
health care delivery structure in Alameda County, and the
needs of the Medi-Cal population;
2. A demonstrated working knowledge
of the Medi-Cal program;
3. A thorough understanding of the
multitude of issues facing the implementation of a
managed care system;
4. A strong business management, finance
and/or program management background;
5. An ability to obtain adequate and
necessary funds for preoperational and operational
budgets;
6. Experience with effectively managing
a health care services budget;
7. A commitment to the creation of
a publicly funded health care system for the good of the
public, rather than for the benefit of special interests;
8. An ability to be an active and
contributing participant throughout the process;
9. A sensitivity to consumer concerns.
(Ord. 94-13 § 1 (part): prior gen. code § 3-270.5)