by Malcolm Petch - Nov 17, 2007 Castanet Alan Dolman will run his final meeting as Chair of the Interior Health Board Wednesday in Penticton. The board meets in different communities across the Health Authority (Kamloops, Cranbrook, Vernon, Nelson and Williams Lake) as part of its mandate to being open and transparent in its operations. The public is free to take in all or portions of the meetings. On the agenda in Penticton are items such as a presentation on the recruitment and retention of rural physicians, an update on South Okanagan health services, and various committee reports. The full agenda is available on the IHA website. Dolman has been with the board for six years and has seen a number of important developments cross his desk in that time, including the $191 million expansion of KGH announced this past May. As well as this being the last meeting for Dolman, it will also be the fist meeting for new board member Norman Embree. This regular Board meeting will be held November 21 in the Multipurpose Room at the Penticton Health Centre, 740 Carmi Avenue.
November 21, Penticton Agenda can be found at Link:
IHAAlan Dolman: Chairman of the Board
Mr. Dolman has been the Chair of the Interior Health Authority since it was formed in December 2001. He holds a B.Sc. Degree from McGill University and is a recipient of the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Award.
Following more than 20 years in the Financial Services Industry, primarily with Wood Gundy & CIBC in Toronto, Mr. Dolman and his family moved to Kelowna in 1992. Prior to his appointment as the Chair of the IHA, Mr. Dolman was involved with several not-for profit organizations; Literacy BC (President from 1995 to 1997), Okanagan University College, Advisory Committee for the Business Program (Member 1996 to 1998, Chair 1998 to 1999), the Central Okanagan Foundation (Chair from 1998 to 2000) and City of Kelowna, Social Planning Committee (Chair 2000).
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