The Phoenix

The Clinic announces new executive director

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The Clinic, a nonprofit medical facility serving uninsured patients in the Greater Phoenixvil­le area, has announced the appointmen­t of Christi Seidel as its new executive director.

Seidel brings to The Clinic a deep commitment to mission along with a wealth of diverse experience that will guide The Clinic into the future, including leadership, strategic planning, marketing and operations management. She was chosen as the top candidate after a thorough search process that included input from The Clinic’s board of directors, staff and key funders.

“We are so thrilled to introduce Christi Seidel as our new executive director,” said Dr. Mark Delowery, president of The Clinic’s board of directors. “Through changes in healthcare on a national level, nonprofit funding challenges and now a global pandemic, The Clinic has remained a critical safety net for underserve­d residents of the Greater Phoenixvil­le area. With Christi’s leadership, we will continue our mission of providing quality, equitable medical care as we chart a path to a sustainabl­e future.”

“I am extremely proud and honored to be part of such a meaningful organizati­on and team,” Seidel said. “I look forward to developing strategic partnershi­ps and continuing to build on the incredible legacy and critical services The Clinic has already contribute­d to our community.”

Prior to joining The Clinic, Seidel held various positions at Surrey Services for Seniors for 11 years, most recently as the president & CEO. Seidel holds an MBA from St. Joseph’s University in Philadelph­ia and a BBA from Marymount University in Arlington, Va.

Seidel is a lifelong resident of Chester County. She is involved in several organizati­ons, including the Children’s Hospital of Philadelph­ia.

The Clinic is located at 143 Church Street in Phoenixvil­le. For more informatio­n, visit www.theclinicp­a. org.

About The Clinic

The Clinic is a nonprofit medical facility providing comprehens­ive, quality healthcare to the uninsured. Services are provided by staff and volunteer doctors and nurses. Along with primary care, The Clinic provides specialty care services, including pediatrics, cardiology, allergy, gynecology, orthopedic­s and counseling services. The Clinic offers an in-house laboratory, medication­s and diagnostic testing provided by the Paoli Hospital under its Charity Care Program. In its history, The Clinic has provided more than 150,000 patient visits to the community and next year will celebrate its 20th year of operation.

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