Here are five things to know.
1. Ms. Coelho is the executive director of Riverbend Ambulatory Surgery Center in Springfield, Ore.
2. Ms. Dibblee serves as director of the Portland (Ore.) Clinic Surgery Centers.
3. “The board of directors provides critical leadership and decision making, which are vital in presenting a unified voice of our industry. We are privileged to have two such committed and talented ASC leaders join the board,” said Chris D. Skagen, executive director of OASCA.
4. OASCA is led by President Bruce Johnson, MD, and Vice President Shelly Yuva.
5. The surgery center organization’s executive committee of the board also includes Neal Maerki of Bend (Ore.) Surgery Center as treasurer and Marilynn Daberkow of Willamette Surgery Center in Salem (Ore.) as secretary.
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