Rod Cook, CEO
Rod Cook brings 23 years experience to his position as Chief Executive Officer of COPE and its subsidiaries. He holds a B.S. degree from the University of Arizona and earned an M.B.A degree in Health Care Management. In addition to other challenging positions, in 2005 Rod served as COPE’s Financial Officer; and in 2000 he served as its Clinical Administrative Director and Housing Director. Rod...
read moreKhalid Al-Maskari
Khalid Al-Maskari has been COPE’s Chief Information Officer since 1997. He has over 15 years experience in information privacy and security and graduated from the University of Arizona with a BS in Computer Engineering. Khalid then obtained an MBA in Healthcare Administration. While working towards his MBA, COPE offered Khalid a consulting job and soon after was hired as a full time employee....
read moreSiobhan O’Boyle
Siobhan O’Boyle is the Chief Operations and Compliance Officer for COPE Community Services, Inc. encompassing the areas of Quality, Compliance, Risk, Utilization, Licensing, Court Services, and Data Validation. In her position, she is responsible for the overall quality of the services COPE provides. Siobhan views the departments she oversees as the administrative support/oversight of clinical...
read moreMary Specio-Boyer
Mary Specio-Boyer, LMSW, LISAC, ADS, is the Chief Business Officer for COPE Community Services, Inc. Mary has designed and implemented a team-based approach to converting behavioral health clinics into integrated primary care and behavioral health clinics. She has led multiple initiatives addressing social issues with neighborhood leaders, legislative representatives, and service provider groups...
read moreHeather Roberts
Heather Roberts is the Human Resources Director and first began with COPE in March 2002 as a Case Aide. She worked as a Case Manager and also worked in the Management Information Systems Department before moving to Human Resources (HR) in February 2005 as a Human Resources Assistant. In the HR Department, Heather was a Human Resources Specialist and then Human Resources Coordinator and has...
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