Rolando Reyes, Director of Healthcare Programs, will develop, implement, and oversee grant programs and community education/outreach efforts. Rolando has been in healthcare for over a decade; 7 years of which are in not-for-profit Federally Qualified Health Centers and five years in the private health sector. Skilled in project management, State and Federal Grant programs, researching, planning, developing, and implementing the organization’s strategic objectives through lean six sigma methodologies. Rolando graduated from the University of Texas at Tyler, and currently lives in Flint, TX with his wife and three boys. He loves working in not-for-profit organizations, specifically in underserved rural areas and has dedicated himself to bridge the gap between those in need and promoting community-wide continuum of care. 

Chris Cammack is formerly a Senior Level Network Administrator at the Longview Police Department. A proud graduate of TSTC Marshall, where he was inspired to pursue a career in Computer System’s Administration and Networking after the birth of his three children. Prior to working at Longview Police Department, he was the IT Director at Gary ISD where he was responsible for the implementation of a new district wide network including new servers, and all related networking hardware and software systems. In his free time, he can be found with his wife Phyllis in their garden, or at one of several local lakes or the Gulf fishing with his new Grandson, Charlie.

William Boyd Roberson, Jr., DO, is a board-certified family medicine physician who practices at Crossroads Family Care in Henderson Texas.

Dr. Roberson has a special appreciation for rural healthcare which is why he decided to work for Crossroads Family Care a Federally Qualify Health Center as the new Chief Medical Officer. “I like practicing in a small town, but a facility where patients can get care for more complicated matters that they might have during their lives.”

Committed to building lasting relationships with patients, Dr. Roberson takes an individualized approach to each patient’s healthcare needs. “I understand that patients usually know more about what’s going on with themselves than doctors do, so getting to know them well is important to promoting good health.”