The Clark County Medical Society Alliance (CCMSA) named Anita Koka, PMP and Annette Seifzad, MD as Co-Presidents.
Annette’s formative years in a Catholic family instilled in her the value of service to others, a principle that guided her towards a path of volunteerism during her teenage years. This early exposure ignited her passion for contributing to the medical community.
In 2017, Annette became an integral part of the Clark County Medical Alliance (CCMSA), where she assumed various roles, including communication, luncheon coordination, and eventually, serving as both president-elect and her actual position as president.
Beyond her professional commitments, Annette cultivates a rich personal life. She indulges her love for travel, photography, cherishes quality time with her family, and prioritizes a commitment to fitness. Her holistic approach to life is underscored by a profound dedication to CCMSA services, demonstrating a well-rounded and engaged professional who seamlessly blends her medical expertise with a passion for community service.
Anita Koka has been a resident of Las Vegas since 1995, where she has carved out a notable career spanning the construction and healthcare industries. Her significant contributions include roles in the construction management and development of several prestigious hotels and casinos on and off the Las Vegas Strip and in California. Anita has thrived as a Project Management Professional (PMP), a credential that has enabled her to work across the Healthcare, IT, and Construction Management sectors. Currently, she is actively involved in healthcare consulting, aiding medical facilities in their expansion and in launching new ventures.
Her dedication to community service began in her childhood, fostering a deep-rooted commitment to volunteering. Anita’s involvement in the Clark County Medical Society Alliance (CCMSA) has been particularly deep and impactful, serving in a variety of key roles over the past six years. Her journey through the ranks of CCMSA includes positions such as Silent Auction Chairwoman, Recording Secretary, 2nd VP of Luncheons, 1st VP of Membership, and Co-President Elect. She currently embraces the role of Co-President. This passion for service extends to her active participation as an advisory board member at the BE A SHERO Foundation for the past nine years.
Anita’s personal life is deeply enriched by the love and warmth of her family, who are her greatest source of pride and joy. She treasures every moment spent with them, finding in these gatherings not only affection but also profound inspiration and rejuvenation. Beyond her cherished family time, Anita leads a dynamic lifestyle filled with diverse interests. She is passionate about maintaining her health through regular exercise, delights in exploring new culinary recipes, and enjoys losing herself in a good book. Her love for travel opens new horizons for her, both personally and professionally, while her advocacy for health and nutrition reflects her commitment to a holistic, well-balanced life.
About The Clark County Medical Society Alliance (CCMSA)
The Clark County Medical Society Alliance (CCMSA) is a non-profit charitable organization that was chartered with the Nevada State Medical Association Alliance (NSMAA) and the American Medical Association Alliance (AMAA) in 1949. It is composed of spouses of members of both the Clark County Medical Society and the American Medical Association. The organization’s primary focus is on addressing health-related needs in the Southern Nevada community through various initiatives. This can include starting their own projects or providing volunteer hours and financial support to other charitable organizations. The members also engage in special interest groups dealing with topics such as parenting, literature, food, and crafts.
The mission of CCMSA includes promoting health education, encouraging volunteer participation in health-related activities, supporting charitable endeavors, upholding the programs of the Nevada State Medical Association Alliance, and assisting in the Clark County Medical Society’s programs aimed at improving health and quality of life for people.