Native American health leader Martin Waukazoo retires after 41 years.
Bay Area legend Martin Waukazoo retires as CEO of the Native American Health Center in Oakland, after working there more than 41 years. KTVU's Jana Katsuyama walked with him on his final day and heard his reflections on his own unlikely path to health, love, healing, and nurturiing other Native Americans' cultural pride.
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Native American health leader Martin Waukazoo retires after 41 years.
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