Nurse administrators are a vital part of the executive team, overseeing nursing staff and handling personnel matters. They help develop policies and procedures, coordinate between nurses and other departments, and develop budgets. They make departmental decisions and generally set the tone for how things are run. Attending meetings and communicating with nursing staff and health services are a large part of their role.

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Patient advocates are vital links that coordinate communication between patients, family members, medical professionals, and administrative staff to ensure that patients are receiving the best possible healthcare services. On a typical day, patient advocates will be responsible for interviewing patients, identifying care problems, making referrals to appropriate healthcare services, directing patient inquiries or complaints, facilitating satisfactory resolutions, explaining policies to patients, assisting patients with the nurses, keeping track of prescriptions, and even accompanying patients to doctor appointments

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Some of the staff are also trained as x-ray technicians. This allows community members to receive an x-ray in a more timely manner resulting in more efficient treatment times.

The Patient Translators will provide interpreter services ensuring that the comfort, support, community interfaces, navigation, and non-clinical assistance are in place to minimize cross-cultural institutional and health system barriers. The main objective of this service is to help Community members who do not speak English as their first language and give the maximum delivery of care for the patient receiving care from the Community members.