Mark Ghaly served as California's Secretary of Health and Human Services during the COVID-19 pandemic, receiving recognition for his leadership in challenging times and implementing crucial health policies.
Governor Gavin Newsom lauded Ghaly's 'heroic service,' emphasizing his compassionate leadership that helped navigate California through unprecedented challenges and achieve historic victories for residents.
Ghaly played a key role in shaping health policies beyond the pandemic, including a master plan on aging and dramatic changes to the state's behavioral health system, marked by both achievement and controversy.
Kim Johnson has been nominated to replace Ghaly, bringing extensive experience in public service, with her confirmation pending, alongside a proposed salary of $247,039.
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