Ms. Blanca C. Perez This is Me

Education

 View all 9 references Web References

1. 1. ahhe

   www.ahhe.org/who.html - [Cached]

   Published on: 4/16/2007   Last Visited: 4/16/2007

   Blanca C. Perez Treasurer, AHHE/East Coast
   
   Blanca C. Perez is the Secretary of the Association of Hispanic Healthcare Executives (AHHE) since 1999. Ms. Perez also serves as co-chair of AHHE's Professional and Career Development Program Planning Committee.
   
   Blanca C. Perez received her Bachelor of Arts Degree from the State University of New York at Binghamton where she studied Spanish Literature and Political Science. She began her career in healthcare public relations and community relations in 1990 at North General Hospital in Harlem. From 1996-1999, she served as North General's Director for Public Affairs and Community Relations. Currently, Ms. Perez is Senior Program Director in the Department of Community Relations at The Mount Sinai Hospital in East Harlem, New York. In this position, Ms. Perez serves as a liaison to health, social service, civic organizations and coalitions in a cross section of communities served by the Hospital and the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Ms. Perez also provides support and technical assistance to the Department of Community Relations of the Mount Sinai Hospital of Queens in Astoria/LIC, which became a division of The Mount Sinai Hospital in 1999.
   
   In the spirit of volunteerism, Ms. Perez served as a Board Member of the East Harlem Council for Human Services/Boriken Neighborhood Health Center in East Harlem from 1994-1996. She is currently Board Secretary of the East Harlem Community Health Committee, Inc., and is a member of the Steering Committee of the East Harlem HIV Care Network.
   
   Blanca is the proud mother of a five-year old boy named Andres. She is also a talented singer and performs periodically as a hobby. She enjoys singing various genres of music including Spanish boleros, jazz, folk and blues.

2. 2. Falu 16 Anniversary Honorees

   www.falufoundation.org/Gala_in - [Cached]

   Published on: 11/19/2004   Last Visited: 2/27/2008

   Blanca Perez Ceballos has served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Falu Foundation since 2002. Her passion for children and education as well as her desire to support an organization that is engaged in helping East Harlem families to succeed, led her to join the Falu Foundation.
   
   Blanca Perez Ceballos has worked as Senior Program Director in the Department of Community Relations at Mount Sinai Hospital since 1998. In this position, Blanca is responsible for organizing health promotion events in East Harlem and its neighboring communities in an effort to increase community awareness about good health practices and disease prevention. Through health education and screenings at health fairs, the Department of Community Relations reaches over 10,000 people each year and plays an important role in helping people to access health information and connect to health care services. Blanca and her colleagues in the Department of Community Relations also play an important advisory and advocacy role in new program development at Mount Sinai thus ensuring that community needs are met.
   
   Blanca has worked in East Harlem for over a decade with a strong commitment to community empowerment and development. From 1990-1998, she worked at North General Hospital in various positions including as Director for Government, Community and Public Affairs. Her spirit of volunteerism spans many years of service at various local organizations including as a member of the board of directors for the East Harlem Council for Human Services/Boriken Neighborhood Health Center. Currently she is the secretary for the East Harlem Community Health Committee, a coalition of health and human service providers that are dedicated to improving the health of East Harlem residents.
   
   As a talented singer and lover of the arts, Blanca also volunteers her expertise as Trustee of the International Salsa Museum. In this role she is working arduously to help develop a viable Museum and tourist attraction in East Harlem for current and future generations of music lovers to enjoy.
   
   Blanca Perez Ceballos is a graduate of the University of New York at Binghamton, class of 1990, and holds a B.A. Degree in Spanish Literature and Political Science. She was born in Bushwick, Brooklyn in 1966 to Blanca and Francisco Perez. Her parents came to New York from the beautiful Island of Puerto Rico. She is the second youngest of seven children and the first to graduate from college. Blanca and her husband Hector Ceballos are the proud parents of two boys: Andres, age 8 and Brandon, age 2.

3. 3. Falu 16 Anniversary Honorees

   falufoundation.org/Gala_info_f - [Cached]

   Published on: 11/19/2004   Last Visited: 2/27/2008

   Blanca Perez Ceballos has served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Falu Foundation since 2002. Her passion for children and education as well as her desire to support an organization that is engaged in helping East Harlem families to succeed, led her to join the Falu Foundation.
   
   Blanca Perez Ceballos has worked as Senior Program Director in the Department of Community Relations at Mount Sinai Hospital since 1998. In this position, Blanca is responsible for organizing health promotion events in East Harlem and its neighboring communities in an effort to increase community awareness about good health practices and disease prevention. Through health education and screenings at health fairs, the Department of Community Relations reaches over 10,000 people each year and plays an important role in helping people to access health information and connect to health care services. Blanca and her colleagues in the Department of Community Relations also play an important advisory and advocacy role in new program development at Mount Sinai thus ensuring that community needs are met.
   
   Blanca has worked in East Harlem for over a decade with a strong commitment to community empowerment and development. From 1990-1998, she worked at North General Hospital in various positions including as Director for Government, Community and Public Affairs. Her spirit of volunteerism spans many years of service at various local organizations including as a member of the board of directors for the East Harlem Council for Human Services/Boriken Neighborhood Health Center. Currently she is the secretary for the East Harlem Community Health Committee, a coalition of health and human service providers that are dedicated to improving the health of East Harlem residents.
   
   As a talented singer and lover of the arts, Blanca also volunteers her expertise as Trustee of the International Salsa Museum. In this role she is working arduously to help develop a viable Museum and tourist attraction in East Harlem for current and future generations of music lovers to enjoy.
   
   Blanca Perez Ceballos is a graduate of the University of New York at Binghamton, class of 1990, and holds a B.A. Degree in Spanish Literature and Political Science. She was born in Bushwick, Brooklyn in 1966 to Blanca and Francisco Perez. Her parents came to New York from the beautiful Island of Puerto Rico. She is the second youngest of seven children and the first to graduate from college. Blanca and her husband Hector Ceballos are the proud parents of two boys: Andres, age 8 and Brandon, age 2.