P. Suzanne Portnoy

P. Suzanne Portnoy is an experienced healthcare professional specializing in nursing, with a focus on primary care, public health, and direct medical services to underserved populations. Currently serving as the Associate Program Director of Street Medicine at CommuniCare Health Centers, P. Suzanne Portnoy provides medical care to migrant workers and individuals experiencing homelessness in Yolo County. With extensive experience in various clinics, including roles as a Nurse Practitioner at Alameda County Medical Center's Human Rights Clinic and Highland Adult Medicine, P. Suzanne Portnoy has delivered forensic evaluations for asylum seekers and primary care to medically underserved patients. Additional roles include serving as a Family Nurse Practitioner at West Oakland Health Council and Richard Fine People's Clinic, as well as previous positions as a Nurse Assistant. P. Suzanne Portnoy holds a Doctorate of Nursing Practice from Oregon Health & Science University, a Master of Science in Nursing from Samuel Merritt University, and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Mills College.