Our Latino Center Staff

Our Latino Center...

Anabell Scoggins, Receptionist My name is Anabell Scoggins and my parents have taught me Spanish since an early age. My father is from Colombia and my mother is from Mexico. I was born here and am fluent in Spanish and English. I have been with Kaiser Permanente for eight years. I am proud to be the Receptionist of our Latino Center (LACE). Mi nombre es Anabell Scoggins y mis padres me han hablado Espanol desde chica. Mi papa es de Colombia y mi mama es de Mexico. Yo soy nacida aqui y hablo los dos idiomas, Espanol y Ingles. Tengo ocho anos con Kaiser Permanente y estoy orgullosa de ser la Recepcionista en El Centro Latino.

Luz M. Padilla, Medical Assistant My name is Luz M. Padilla. I was born and raised in Mexico. I speak Spanish and English. I am a Medical Assistant and I am currently working with Dr. Malrubio Cabrera. I have been working at Kaiser for eleven months. I am very happy to be part of our Centro Latino and be able to help our Spanish speaking patients. One of the things that I enjoy the most is spending time with my son and family. Mi nombre es Luz M. Padilla. Yo soy nacida y criada en Mexico. Yo hablo Espanol y Ingles. Soy Asistente de Doctor y trabajo con el Dr. Malrubio Cabrera. He trabajado en Kaiser por once meses y estoy muy orgullosa de ser parte del Centro Latino y de poder ayudar a nuestros pacientes de habla Hispana. Una de las cosas que mas disfruto es pasar tiempo con mi hijo y mi familia.

Myriam Paredes, Medical AssistantBio

Ana Rosa Palomares, Medical Assistant My name is Ana Rosa Palomares. I have been working at South Sacramento Kaiser for four years. I was born in Santa Clara, California, and lived in Michoacan, Mexico, for six years. It is an honor to work in our Latino Center as a Medical Assistant with Dr. Guadalupe Roldan. I enjoy listening to all music and, of course, dancing. I hope our clinic brings comfort to you and your family. Assisting the Latino Community is a reflection of helping my own Family. Mi nombre es Ana Rosa Palomares. Tengo cuatro anos trabajando en el Centro Medico de Sur Sacramento Kaiser. Naci en Santa Clara, California, y de chica vivi en Purepero, Michoacan, Mexico por seis anos. Es un honor trabajar en la clinica "Centro Latino" como Asistente de Medico para la doctora Guadalupe Roldan. Lo que mas disfruto en mi tiempo libre es bailar y escuchar musica. Espero que nuestra clinica traiga comodidad para usted y su familia. Al asistir a la comunidad Latina se refleja ayudar a mi propia Familia.

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