; and (IX) representatives of the departments of health or public health of major cities in the State. (iii) Discretionary membership Each State maternal mortality review committee may also include representatives from other relevant academic, health, social service, or policy professions or community organizations on an ongoing basis, or as needed, as determined beneficial by the committee, including— (I) anesthesiologists; (II) emergency physicians; (III) pathologists; (IV) epidemiologists; (V) intensivists; (VI) nutritionists; (VII) mental health professionals; (VIII) substance use disorder treatment specialists; (IX) representatives of relevant patient and provider advocacy groups; (X) academics; (XI) paramedics; (XII) risk management specialists; and (XIII) representatives of Federally recognized Indian tribes and tribal organizations. (iv) Staff Staff of each State maternal mortality review committee shall include— (I) vital health statisticians, maternal child health statisticians, or epidemiologists; (II) a coordinator of the State maternal mortality review committee, to be designated by the State