Following graduation from Indiana University with a BA in English, Mr. Walter served in the US Peace Corps in Brazil. As a young man he worked as a manager of inner-city youth employment and training programs in Chicago, completed a Master’s degree in Anthropology at the University of the Americas in Mexico and began his career in health care as the Executive Director of the Wisconsin Migrant Health Program. He completed an MPH in Health Care Administration at the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill and has served for 34 years in leadership roles in Community and Migrant Health Center organizations in Wisconsin, Florida, California and New Jersey.

Gil has been President and CEO of CompleteCare since August 2000. He presently serves as president of the Bridgeton Rotary Luncheon Club; as a volunteer with Big Brothers/Big Sisters and the Bayshore Discover Project (NJ Tallship Crew) and is active on the Board of the Bridgeton Police Athletic League. Gil is also Vice President of the Bridgeton Main Street Association. He serves on the Mayor's Campaign for Healthier Bridgeton and on the boards of the New Jersey Primary Care Association and the National Center for Farmworker Health. Gil is a previous member of the National Advisory Council on Migrant Health, the National Association of Community Health Centers Board of Directors, and has served as Chairperson of its Farmworker Health Committee.

In 2004, Gil was awarded a National Health Center Leadership A ward for Distinguished health services to migrant farmworkers. In 2006, he won 1st place in the Cumberland County "Dancing with the Stars" Ballroom Dancing Contest and in 2007 he won the Big Brothers/Big Sisters Volunteer of the Year Award.

Tracy joined CompleteCare in September 1998 – accruing over 12 years experience in the Information Systems Department and  holding a B.S. in Management Information Systems from Rowan University.  She has overseen the IT needs of CompleteCare as it has grown from a 2 location practice to currently having over 15 networked sites – providing an IT infrastructure that has grown over 5 times its original capacity.  Among many other duties, she is responsible for system administration of CompleteCare’s Practice Management and Electronic Health Records, data aggregation and reporting, and is a Board member for EMRX – a South Jersey Regional Health Information Organization, as well as part of NJPCA’s Health Information Technology (HIT) Task Force.

Richard Elwell became the Director of School Services in January 2010 after a year as Director of School Based Programs.  His position is responsible for budgetary, programmatic and staff oversight of our four School Based sites.  He is also responsible for identifying populations of children in need of medical, dental or behavioral health care in our service area and ensuring their access to the necessary services.  Mr. Elwell is also active in the community and is a founding board member of the Bridgeton Area Police Athletic League and serves on both the fundraising and activity committees.  He is also a member of the Bridgeton Exchange Club and chairs the community service committee.

As Director of Public Relations and Development, Emily handles all media communications and grant writing for CompleteCare. Her position also oversees advertising, brand management and electronic communications including CompleteCare’s website and social media presence. Emily works closely with the Vice President of Community Services and Government Relations to create marketing campaigns that target the populations that CompleteCare would like to reach. Emily previously held the position of Marketing Manager for Media Communications at United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania, one of the largest nonprofits in the Philadelphia Metro Area. While at United Way, Emily’s public relations and social media work focused on promoting giving, advocacy and volunteerism as a means to improve education for children, income for families and health for seniors. Emily received her degree from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. She has run 10 marathons on her way to her goal of 50. Emily is originally from Cape May Court House and now resides in South Dennis, NJ with her family.