Occupation: State Representative; Professor Emeritus, OHSU

Occupational Background: Professor and Chair, OHSU, 1990-2000; Director, Kaiser Center for Health Research, 1964-1995; VP (Research) Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, 1981-1995

Educational Background: Wayne State, BS, MS; Michigan, Ph.D.

Prior Governmental Experience: State Representative (2003, 2005); House Committee on Land Use; House Committee on Transportation; House Committee on Health and Human Services; and Sub-Committee on Child Welfare.

Community Service: Northwest Health Foundation Board; Past: Jewish Family and Child Service Board; Intel's Health Initiative Advisory Board; Washington County Community Action Organization Board.

MITCH GREENLICK… EXPERIENCE THAT PAYS DIVIDENDS FOR DISTRICT 33
In 2005, Mitch passed bills to improve health care and curb Beaverton's annexation powers. He fought for school funding and for health insurance company reform. Mitch remains committed to making health care a fundamental right for all Oregon citizens.

"Whether it's creating jobs, improving health care, reducing prescription costs, fighting unwanted annexation, protecting the environment, saving passenger rail, or defending a woman's right to choose – I delivered for you in Salem." Mitch Greenlick

HONORED BY BUSINESS AND LABOR GROUPS:
Best Freshman Legislator of the 2003 Legislative Session – Northwest Propane Gas Assoc.
Public Health Genius Award (2005) – Community Health Partnership
"Top 20% Legislator" – Oregon Nurses PAC

BILLS SPONSORED OR CO-SPONSORED BY MITCH THAT PASSED INTO LAW:
HB 2722, 2484, SB 887: Curbs annexation powers of Beaverton
HB 2706: Improves obstetrics care
SB 875: Reduces Cost of Prescription Drugs
HB 3613: Oregon Venture Capital Bill – Stimulates Oregon Emerging Industries
HB 2340: Oregon Patient Safety Bill – Establishes Oregon Patient Safety Commission.

Endorsed by: Governor Ted Kulongoski; Former Governors John Kitzhaber and Barbara Roberts; Oregon Business Association PAC; NARAL Pro-Choice Oregon; Oregon Council of Police Associations; Oregon League of Conservation Voters; Oregon State Fire Fighters Council; Oregon Nurses Association; Oregon AFL-CIO; Oregon Education Association; Basic Rights Oregon Equality PAC; Oregon Building & Construction Trades Council; Oregon School Employees Association; AFSCME Council 75; Oregon NOW Equality PAC; Oregon Police Chiefs for Safer Communities.

WEBSITE: www.greenlick.com

(This information furnished by Mitch Greenlick.)