Anchorage Daily News

Pat Dooley has joined Hospice of Anchorage as its executive director. Pat is a registered nurse certified in hospice and palliative care. She holds a master's degree in health care administration. Pat has more than 20 years of experience in long-term care and home health care. She is currently president-elect of the Alaska Home Care and Hospice Association. Pat provides operational support for the staff of Hospice, facilitates fund development activities and acts as liaison between Hospice and the community.

The Tatitlek Corp., an Alaska Native village corporation, recently hired several new team members to support its growth and expansion into new markets: Joining the IT department are Michael Zuyus, senior network administrator; Charles Morey, senior systems administrator; Daewon Kim, business applications programmer/project manager. New additions to the accounting department include Lisa Brady, AP Manager. The Tatitlek Corp. is dedicated to perpetual shareholder benefits, and stewardship of its lands, resources, and culture. Top Alaska Native leaders within the Tatitlek shareholder community direct the corporation. With several subsidiaries, Tatitlek makes an impact in a wide variety of industries in Alaska and across the nation.

Marianne B. Miller, D.C., has moved her chiropractic practice to The Hill Clinic, 2509 Eide St., Suite 5. She specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of food enzyme deficiencies and the elimination of allergies.

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