Meet Our Board of Directors

 

Marc Gonzales

Chair, Board of Directors

Marc retired from Clackamas County after a 35-year career, as the county CFO for the last 13 years. He volunteers on the Multnomah County Citizen Investment Advisory Board and Charter Review Committee. Marc is a musician and has been on the board of Make Music Day PDX (an annual free event for people who love music) since 2016.

Jeff Gudman

Treasurer

Jeff is retired from a career in finance, having worked as a financial analyst for Hyster Co. and treasurer for several subsidiaries of NW Natural Gas. He is currently an active investor. Jeff has served as treasurer of the Legacy Emanuel Foundation, was on the Lake Oswego City Council and is currently Vice Chair of the Board of Directors at Mary’s Woods retirement community.

Armetta Burney

Armetta is the Dean of Technology, Applied Science, and Public Service (TAPS) at Clackamas Community College. She is pursuing her Doctorate in Higher Education Leadership through Concordia University. Armetta has held multiple leadership positions at Clark College (WA), including Interim Dean of Workforce Professional and Technical Education & Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.

Dr. Janet Leigh

Dr. Jan Leigh became a volunteer at Clackamas Free Clinic soon after retiring from her OBGYN career at Kaiser Permanente in 2016. With a passion for serving the Latino community, and teaching aspiring health career students, she volunteered as a provider from 2016 – spring 2024. The clinic has been a wonderful fit for her in her retirement, which has included also hiking, camping, watercolor painting, and just plain trying to have fun.

Sitara Lones, FNP

Sitara is a Family Nurse Practitioner, and founder and Director of a non-profit named Circle Community Dance and Wellness. Sitara is from Afghanistan and she and her parents came to the US as refugees when Sitara was young. Sitara holds a master’s in clinical nutrition and has extensive experience in emergency management. She has held a variety of positions with Legacy Health Systems.

Dr. John Maroney

Dr. Maroney is a retired family physician and clinic volunteer. Fluent in Spanish. He has worked at public health clinics in Ciudad Vieja Guatemala, Cusco Peru. He is currently completing a fellowship in wilderness medicine and teaching Mazamas Wilderness First Aid classes. Besides serving on the board, Dr. Maroney is one of our most regular physician volunteers.

Dr. J Kevin McKinney

Dr. McKinney is an ophthalmologist and has been practicing with EyeHealth Northwest for 26 years. He served on the Oregon Academy of Ophthalmology Board, chaired the American Academy of Ophthalmology’s Patient Education Committee and volunteers as a senior examiner with the American Board of Ophthalmology. He does volunteer eye clinics and teaching, and sings with the Choral Arts Ensemble of Portland.

Martha C Muñoz Ferro

From Medellín, Colombia, I earned a Bachelor’s in Biology from the University of Massachusetts, Boston, and pursued Naturopathic Medicine at the National College of Natural Medicine, Portland, Oregon. Additionally, I completed a Master’s in Public Health, focusing on health promotion, at Portland State University, with an internship in Coban, Guatemala, centered on food security and maternal/child health.

 

Giselle C. Ondetti, FNP

Nurse Practitioner, Giselle Ondetti has been a volunteer provider at the clinic since January 2023. Giselle’s primary care career was spent working with underserved populations, focusing mostly on the chronic disease prevention. Giselle is particularly passionate about nutrition, activity, and mental health. She is also bilingual and says she loves serving our Spanish-speaking population.

 

Malley Nason

Malley Mason is a current public health employee with Clackamas County specializing in HIV/STI prevention. Malley’s professional background lies in hard sciences but her drive toward service and community focused work brought her to public health during the pandemic. She is currently a part of the communicable disease department within public health and works to design and implement prevention programs, coordinate strategic community partnerships, and advance access to sexual and reproductive healthcare. When Malley is out of the office, she can be found salsa dancing or spending time with her 4 year old niece.

Dr. Iris Schrijver

Dr. Schrijver is a certified Lifesyle Medicine physician (DipABLM) and an Adjunct Clinical Professor at the Stanford School of Medicine.

She is the author of On the Path to Health, Wellbeing, and Fullfilment: to Your Health among many other publications.

Vicki Yates

Vicki used to volunteer at the clinic as an eligibility specialist and is a bilingual (Spanish/English) retired civil litigation attorney. Fifty percent of her caseload were native Spanish speakers and she derived great satisfaction with helping them navigate housing and employment issues. Vicki also volunteers with the Ronald McDonald House and helps Spanish-speaking families advocate for their critically ill children. She volunteers for a local homeless service center and is a member of the Oregon City Rotary Club.