The California Telehealth Resource Center (CTRC) is a leading source of expertise and comprehensive knowledge in the development and operation of telemedicine and telehealth programs. Established as a federally designated Telehealth Resource Center in 2006, the CTRC is nationally recognized as one of fourteen HRSA funded Telehealth Resource Centers around the country.
Meet our team below
Sylvia Trujillo is a health care, innovation, and regulatory leader with a career spanning over 15 years. As the Executive Director of the California Telehealth Resource Center (CTRC), she drives initiatives to foster equitable and sustainable access to health care, especially among underserved and rural communities, leveraging digital modalities to drive system-level transformation. Nationally recognized for her contributions to advancing the adoption of evidence-based digital medicine, Sylvia’s expertise encompasses telehealth, eConsult, remote patient monitoring, and the burgeoning field of AI in healthcare—particularly in the areas of regulation, payment, and coverage. Her commitment to health equity is evidenced by her work at OCHIN to advance policies to dismantle structural inequality in healthcare and the American Medical Association, where she crafted key strategies that culminated in a historic expansion of Medicare coverage for digital medicine modalities. Beyond her dedication to advancing digital health policies, Sylvia continues to be a thought leader on sustainable alternative payment models for providers in underserved communities (including through the use of digital modalities) and ensuring that the right patients receive the right care at the right time.
Aislynn Taylor stands out as a meticulous program specialist with a robust track record in the healthcare industry, particularly in telehealth strategy. Equipped with a flair for creating e-learning courses and bolstering outreach through digital and social media marketing, Aislynn has successfully piloted strategic initiatives and introduced tools that have streamlined healthcare operations while amplifying customer support. Serving the California Telehealth Resource Center, she has displayed her adeptness in aligning telehealth training programs with CTRC’s strategic initiatives, marking her contributions with notable achievements like the successful coordination of events like the CTRC annual Summit, launch of an e-learning platform and significant growth in online engagement. Beyond her professional pursuits in telehealth, Aislynn holds a deep passion for equitable healthcare access, a value she practiced firsthand as a Home Health Aide. Aislynn’s diverse experiences, spanning from healthcare to cosmetology, combined with her academic credentials in telehealth, digital marketing, and training facilitation make her a versatile and valuable asset in the healthcare sector.
Mariah Getch is a seasoned marketing and communications specialist with an aptitude for content creation, digital engagement, and project coordination. As the Program Coordinator for the California Telehealth Resource Center, Mariah continues to merge her passion for content with her skills in organizational efficiency. Through initiatives like comprehensive blog strategies and process optimizations, she’s driving meaningful increases in digital visibility and streamlined operations. Holding a Bachelor of Science in New Media Communications from Oregon State University, coupled with a suite of certifications in content marketing, digital marketing, and project management, Mariah is poised at the intersection of innovation and execution. Whether she’s conceptualizing digital content or spearheading organizational improvements, she brings adaptability, conflict resolution, and a deep-rooted commitment to her organization’s core values.
Suzanne Quon, M.Ed., is the CTRC’s External Affairs Specialist. She plans the Annual Summit and in-person and virtual workshops throughout the year. Before joining the CTRC, Suzanne worked in conference and association management for several national surgical societies. She is a strong and adaptable team player, and her strengths are in event planning and program and project management. Suzanne received her BA in Chinese Studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and her M.Ed. from Vanderbilt University.
Stacy has been in medical billing for over 15 years; the last ten years have been dedicated to FQHC and Rural Health Care Clinics. She has been a billing learning specialist responsible for teaching a diverse group of people how to post reimbursements appropriately and have claims paid in a timely manner. Stacy is an organized, detail-oriented person with a commitment to working in a collaborative environment to further the success of both teammates and the clinics she works with.
In the last two years, Stacy has been primarily focused on creating training materials for trainees and facilitator guides for the trainer in clinic billing. She also is responsible for updating and creating documentation material hosted on a sister organization’s Learning Management System. She is certified in Articulate Storyline and enjoys creating interactive videos that the trainee can view on demand to help facilitate their learning. She will be supporting the development of digital health workshops, educational videos, step-by-step guides, and resource materials.
Stacy is passionate about making healthcare more accessible to everyone, no matter where they are or what limitations there may be. She looks forward to working with the California Telehealth Resource Center to continue the success of the program.
