Section: People & Places in the News, February 2017
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Mark Watt, CEO of Dayspring Family Health Center, has been awarded a Community Health Center Executive Fellowship (CHCEF) for 2017. The CHCEF provides education and skill development in key areas of management competency and executive leadership. In addition to assisting existing health centers with succession planning, the fellowship also provides management resources for new centers.

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(from the Memphis Business Journal)
The newest chief executive officer of Christ Community Health Services (CCHS) began at the organization nearly 20 years ago as an administrative assistant.
Shantelle Leatherwood is a native of South Memphis, a Central High School alum as well as graduate of Tennessee State University, with a B.S. in health care administration and planning, and the University of Missouri with a master of health administration degree.
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Shantelle Leatherwood is a native of South Memphis, a Central High School alum as well as graduate of Tennessee State University, with a B.S. in health care administration and planning, and the University of Missouri with a master of health administration degree.
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