Golden State Today

Governor Gavin Newsom announced multiple appointments on March 13, 2024. Among those appointed were Tyler Sadwith, Mehgie Tabar, Tyrone Buckley, Kevin Grumbach, Nader Nadershahi, Cedric Franklin Rutland, and Van Ton-Quinlivan.

Tyler Sadwith, the newly appointed State Medicaid Director at the California Department of Health Care Services, expressed his commitment to the role. Sadwith stated, "I am honored to take on this important position and continue serving the people of California."

Mehgie Tabar, who has been appointed as the Director of Legislation at the California Housing Finance Agency, shared her enthusiasm for the new opportunity. Tabar mentioned, "I look forward to contributing to the legislative efforts that will positively impact housing finance in California."

Tyrone Buckley, the new Deputy Director of Legislation at the California Department of Housing and Community Development, expressed his dedication to the field. Buckley stated, "I am grateful for the opportunity to further contribute to housing development and policy in our state."

Kevin Grumbach, who has been reappointed to the California Health Workforce Education and Training Council, expressed his continued commitment to healthcare education. Grumbach mentioned, "I am honored to continue serving on the Council and contributing to the advancement of healthcare workforce education."

Nader Nadershahi, also reappointed to the California Health Workforce Education and Training Council, shared his dedication to dental education. Nadershahi stated, "I am committed to supporting the development of dental education programs and ensuring high standards in our healthcare workforce."

Cedric Franklin Rutland, another reappointed member of the California Health Workforce Education and Training Council, expressed his passion for healthcare. Rutland mentioned, "I am dedicated to promoting excellence in healthcare education and training to benefit our communities."

Van Ton-Quinlivan, reappointed to the California Health Workforce Education and Training Council, shared her commitment to workforce development. Ton-Quinlivan stated, "I am excited to continue my work in advancing workforce education and training initiatives to meet the needs of our state."

The appointments do not require Senate confirmation, and each appointee's compensation varies based on their position. The individuals appointed represent a diverse range of expertise and are poised to make significant contributions to their respective fields.