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Maria Losoya

Maria Losoya

Health Educator and Community Outreach Specialist

mlosoya@arizona.edu

Joyce Hospodar

Joyce A. Hospodar

Senior Advisor, Rural Programs

hospodar@arizona.edu

Charles Drake

Charles Drake

Data Architect III

cdrake@arizona.edu

Susan Coates

Susan Coates

Principal Database Specialist

scoates@arizona.edu

Jill Bullock

Jill Bullock

Associate Director, Arizona Center for Rural Health

Arizona Rural Hospital Flexibility Program (Az-Flex) Coordinator

Bullock1@arizona.edu

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