Our People

Mr. Quinn is an investment adviser with over 30 years of experience in banking, investment management and commercial property.  He is the former global head of Real Estate Investment Management (REIM) of UBS Wealth Management and Business Banking, a position he held from 2004 to 2009. Prior to joining UBS in April 2004, Mr. Quinn founded and managed TS Quinn Associates, LLC, a real estate investment management firm. Before that, he spent 23 years at JP Morgan where he was responsible for JP Morgan’s investments in real estate private equity.

He received his B.A. from Dartmouth College and his M.A. in French from Middlebury College.

Her Director and Executive Director leadership positions have focused on programs including: the establishment of a family involvement project in out-of-school learning opportunities in the greater New Haven area; a United Way based community-wide early childhood collaboration that brought together families, corporations and providers of health and human services; the development of a nationally recognized substance abuse prevention and treatment coalition across 15 Connecticut towns; coordinating volunteers to serve daily meals to elderly and home-bound citizens through Meals on Wheels; and the direction of a large hospital volunteer program.

She began her career as a VISTA Volunteer community organizer in rural southeast Missouri.  She has served on the Board of Directors for the Center for Women & Families in Bridgeport, CT and locally, the Amesville Association and the Northwest YMCA Canaan Branch Advisory Committee.  She is currently on the Board of Directors of The Chore Service.  Through her initial involvement with the Big Brother Big Sister program, she has remained involved with a young girl, and now her entire family, for more than 25 years.

Ceely has a BA from the University of Connecticut and a MS from the University of Bridgeport.  She and her Dutch husband lived for five years in Amsterdam. They have traveled extensively and spend a month every winter traveling in southeast Asia.

She has been a community volunteer in many roles from youth sports coach to scouting leader to PTO Vice President.  As a native of Peru, she is fully bilingual and bicultural, and she holds a BA in Spanish with a minor in Psychological Science from Central Connecticut State University.   Katty has long been a staunch advocate for local Latino families dating back to her work with Catholic Charities in Columbia County in 2004 and continuing today with her work in the Region 1 School District and in the town of North Canaan.  She also offers translation services as an interpreter and translator facilitating school communications.

Education has always been a core value for Katty which she is currently exemplifying through her graduate coursework in Master of Arts and Teaching.

In 2021, Ms. Fieldstein retired from her law practice in which she specialized in securities regulation.  Prior to earning her law degree, Ms. Fieldstein worked in television news for nearly two decades. Ms. Fieldstein is an active member of the Auxiliary to Dover’s volunteer fire department and is a founding director of Concerned Citizens of Dover, an organization seeking to protect the health and well-being of the community by opposing the further influx of power companies into Dover.  Ms. Fieldstein is also the Chair of the Dover Democratic Committee, the Treasurer of the Dutchess Democratic Women’s Caucus, and was her District’s Democratic candidate for NYS Assembly in 2022.

Edith Greenwood lives in North East, NY in the hamlet of Shekomeko.  In addition to serving on the Board of FHC, she is Vice Chair of the Town of North East Zoning Board of Appeals, Chair of the Town of North East Zoning Review Committee, Vice President of the North East Historical Society, and a member of the Dutchess County Planning Board.  In addition, Edie volunteers at the North East Community Center to prepare income tax returns under the IRS sponsored free tax preparation program targeting wage earners who qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit and low-income elderly filers.

Edie Greenwood joined the Board of Governors of the Cosmopolitan Club, New York in 2008 and was asked to form their first Audit Committee.  She returned to serve on the Club’s Board of Governors in 2017 and served as a member of the Audit Committee until 2020.

Edie Greenwood’s working career included a variety of positions in banking and investment banking.  From 1990 to 2011, she worked at UBS as a member of the Investment Bank administrative team.

Ms. Greenwood holds a BA in Economics from York University, Toronto Canada, and an MBA from Ohio State University.

Peter is also President of Hispañola Health Partners (HHP), an NGO strengthening access to healthcare along the Haitian-Dominican border. HHP also partners with the Centre de Santé Union de Grand-Gosier, a health clinic in the rural Southeast of Haiti.

Professionally, Peter had a career in Wall Street finance and derivatives trading for over 25 years.  Following his position as managing director and CFO of Empirica Capital LLC, Peter spent five years as an expert witness for the Department of Justice and the IRS. He retired in 2011.

Peter graduated magna cum laude from Tufts University, and received an MBA in finance from NYU. He enjoys sailing and lake swimming in the summer and cross-country skiing in the winter.

Prior to teaching, Dr. McClain received his BA in Biological Sciences from the University of Chicago, and, after teaching, completed medical school at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, in New York City. He completed a residency in general pediatrics at the Comer Children’s at the University of Chicago and his fellowship in adolescent medicine at CHOP.

His clinical work includes the full spectrum of adolescent health including: primary care, reproductive health, eating and feeding disorders, medical management of depression and anxiety, care for LGBTQ youth, care for youth living with or at-risk for HIV, and gender identity development issues.

Beyond medical care, Dr. McClain is a tireless advocate for LGBTQ youth, educating parents, community members, and medical providers on their unique health care needs and resilience on local and national levels. He has authored multiple book chapters and original articles on the care for LGBTQ youth.

He was the program director of the Adolescent Medicine fellowship program and served as the medical director for the Leadership Education in Adolescent Health training program—a federally funded grant through the Department of Health and Human Services. Dr. McClain also had the distinct honor to serve as a member on the Board of Directors of Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine, and continues to work with the society to advocate for all youth.

He has written many peer-reviewed articles, book chapters, and most recently co-edited the American Academy of Pediatrics definitive textbook on communicating with adolescents—Reaching Teens. This multimedia resource integrates a trauma-sensitive model with the core belief that identifying, reinforcing, and building on inherent strengths can facilitate positive youth development.

In his spare time, Zach likes swimming in our community’s gorgeous lakes and hiking with his dog, Scrappy.

Prior to NYU, Dr. Richardson’s positions included the Deputy Director of Medical Research and Practice Policy at the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse (CASA) at Columbia University; the Senior Assistant Vice-President for Long Term Care at the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, and a Program Analyst at the Institute of Medicine in Washington D.C. Her teaching positions include the University of Virginia School Of Nursing, Columbia University School of Public Health and New York University’s Robert Wagner School of Public Service. Dr. Richardson’s clinical practice was in public health nursing in rural and urban communities in Virginia and in long term care settings.

In addition to Foundation for Community Health, she is a Trustee of the Columbia Memorial Hospital in Hudson, NY, and a member of the Advisory Board for the Fund for Columbia County.  She also Chairs the Board of Isabella Geriatric Center in New York City and has previously been on the Executive Boards of the American Public Health Association, and the Public Health Association of New York City.  She was inducted as a Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing in 2001 and the New York Academy of Medicine in 2005.

Dr. Richardson received a BS in Nursing from the University of Virginia, a MPH. from The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and a DrPH from The Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University.

Dr. Salas-Humara received her BA from Cornell University in Comparative Literature and then went on to receive her post-baccalaureate from Columbia University in pre-medical sciences. She worked in cancer research at the Icahn School of Medicine before completing medical school at the Icahn School of Medicine. She completed her internship and residency at the NYU School of Medicine followed by her fellowship in Adolescent Medicine at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

During her time at NYU, Dr. Salas-Humara co-founded the Transgender Youth Health Program at Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital and served as the Medical Director of this program. This program offers a comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach to care that includes the coordination of mental health evaluation and treatment, clinical social work, fertility preservation, voice therapy and ENT specialists as well as surgical services in an effort to provide optimal care for youth and their families.

The scope of her adolescent practice includes providing primary care for adolescents as well as consultative care to meet the sexual, reproductive, and mental health care needs of her patients.

Her clinical expertise and research interests lie in combatting the health disparities among marginalized and vulnerable populations, particularly in sexual and gender minority youth. She has conducted research and published multiple peer-reviewed articles, reviews and book chapters on various topics in this area.

In the education arena, she has educated countless medical students, residents and fellows on topics in Adolescent Medicine while at NYU. She has also provided many educational lectures and sessions to the community and on a national level on the topic of gender affirming medical care.

In her free time, Dr. Salas enjoys spending time with her family including the two lights of her life, her two young children, as well as playing tennis, writing and traveling.

He is a native of southeastern Ohio, where, before ordination, he was a Licensed Social Worker practicing in the fields of drug and alcohol recovery, adolescent mental and behavioral health, foster care, and employability and job retention skills development.