Meet Our People

There are many different career paths within Community Hospital of San Bernardino. Each and every person on staff is valued for bringing their unique personality and skill set to the CHSB team! To learn more about some of the career paths at CHSB and in the health care field, start with the videos below and we encourage you to continue to browse the careers section of our website.

	Biomedical Technician Javon Fradiue, Biomedical Electronic Technician Javon is responsible for maintaining important equipment such as defibrillators and x-ray equipment. To pursue a career as a biomedical technician one should have good communication skills, be able to learn and adapt to new technology and be a problem solver.
	Clinical Information Technology Analyst Charlie Chavez, Director of Nursing Operations Desiree Walker, Clinical Nurse Analyst Clinical analysts and professionals in the clinical informatics field work to manage IT for health records. Must have a clinical background and enjoy working with computers and technology.

	Clinical Laboratory Scientist David Hora, Scientist / Clinical Laboratory Hematology Department Head A clinical laboratory scientist plays an integral role in helping physicians determine what is wrong with the patient.  Clinical lab scientists must be detail oriented, organized and know how to read and understand the laboratory results of each patient.
	Dietary Technician Leticia Renteria, Clinical Dietitian Dietary technicians who work in the hospital setting often start the day early, well before patients rise in the morning. They create meal plans for patients based on physician's order, balancing calorie and protein intake with the patient's nutritional needs and food preferences.

Emergency Medical Technician David Bergfalk, EMT An EMT in the emergency department (ED) assists in the initial assessment of patient medical needs, provides wound care, performs EKGs, is responsible for patient transport and stocking the department.

	Licensed Psychiatric Technician Byron Smith, Psychiatric Technician Byron shares that he enjoys being able to help others during a time of great need. To become a licensed psychiatric technician, start as a certified nursing assistant and then join a licensed psych tech program within a vocational nursing program to further your education.
	Medical Imaging Rob Cruise, Director, Medical Imaging Medical imaging professionals are the "photographers of the body." It is much more than performing ultrasounds for expectant parents; it's looking at bones, helping to diagnose digestive disorders, examining vascular systems, joints, brain tissue and more.

Occupational Therapist Sheila Jones-Lilley, Senior Occupational Therapist As an occupational therapist at CHSB, Sheila works to rehabilitate patients recovering from illnesses and with disabilities that prevent them from being independent, doing things like brushing their teeth to getting to in and out of the car.

Office Coordinator Tamara Travers, Office Coordinator, Dietary Tamara is responsible for a wide range of duties including ordering office supplies, communicating with many other departments and reporting the monthly budget. Essential skills to succeed as an office manager in the healthcare field include computer skills, attention to detail and good communication skills.

	Pharmacist Brian Amador, Lead Clinical Pharmacist A pharmacist is responsible for dispensing the right medications to the right patients in the proper dosages. A pharmacist in a hospital must be highly efficient as patients often need medications as quickly as possible. Pharmacists receive a minimum of 4 additional years of education after college.