Rideout Teen Leadership Council

The 2015/16 Teen Leadership Council helps with the Community Garden at the Yuba-Sutter Fairgrounds

Introducing the 2015/2016 Rideout Health Teen Leadership Council

Thirty-seven area high school students were chosen by high school administrators and Rideout Health staff to be installed as members of the 2016 Rideout Health Teen Leadership Council (TLC). The Rideout Health TLC provides students a unique chance to:

Enjoy privileged opportunities to meet hospital staff, physicians and RH senior leaders in order to gain insight into a career in health care
Job shadow our healthcare professionals
Participate in philanthropic activities
Help plan and host events, which benefit Rideout Health

Members of the TLC are expected to:

Attend monthly meetings
Participate in seasonal activities that are sanctioned by Rideout Health
Act as spokespersons for Rideout Health and liaisons for their high school

Congratulations to our 2015/2016 TLC Members, including:

Marysville High School

Diana Torres
Annie Christopherson
Karley Pedley

River Valley High School

Andeesh Singh
Ashley Lor
Shreya Kareti
Priya Kareti
Milan Shergill

Sutter High School

Ryan Pavey
Colton Applegarth
Caroline Loveall
Hudson Reyes
Raihanah Bath
Tanner Baroni

Wheatland High School

Analizabeth Ramirez
Vincent Tran
Charlee Conroy
Diana Gonzalez
Micaela Martinez

Yuba City High School

Viral Jodhani
Spencer Kibbe
Lauren Smith
Jayline Soto
Sharon Nagra
Natalie Baker

Marysville Charter Academy for the Arts

Michelle Yang
Tatjana Kelly
Matthew Engblom
Emilee Heddlesten
Kristina Mackensen

Faith Christian High School

Moria Maddalena
Abby Maddalena

Lindhurst High School

Emily Hicks
Harlin Kaur
Karina Rodriguez
Selene Munoz
Nancy Zuniga

The TLC was established to engage young adults who have demonstrated outstanding leadership skills and a strong desire to make a difference in our community. Membership in the TLC is free. Membership is an opportunity open to students who excel in academics, who are leaders in their school and who have an interest in healthcare.

To learn more about the TLC, please call (530)-751‑4233.