Board of Directors
The OCH Board of Directors consists of leaders from tribal nations and health sectors in our region. Together they strive to steward a participatory process to identify the greatest areas of need and sustainable align resources and services to achieve the highest attainable level of health and well-being for all community members.
Current OCH Board of Directors
Critical Access Hospital
Chief Nursing Officer, Forks Community Hospital
Alternate: Jennifer Wharton
Community Action Program/ Social Service Agency
Executive Director, Olympic Community Action Programs
Alternate: Kathy Morgan
Gary Kriedberg
At-Large (Medical/Clinical)
Manager, CHI Franciscan Harrison Medical Center
Alternate: Heather Denis
Public Hospital
Director of Marketing & Communications,
Olympic Medical Center
Alternate: Eric Lewis
Secretary Officer
Substance Use Disorder Treatment
CEO, Safe Harbor Recovery Center
Alternate: Gill Orr
Behavioral Health Administrative Services Organization
Regional Administrator, Salish Behavioral Health Organization
Alternate: Jolene Kron
At-Large (Community)
Community Health & Food Access Coordinator, WSU Clallam County Extension
Board Treasurer
Federally Qualified Health Center
CEO, Peninsula Community Health Services
Alternate: Mike Maxwell
Board Vice President
At-Large (Community)
Health Officer, Jefferson County Public Health
Alternate: Scott Kennedy
Private/Not for Profit Hospital
Vice President/Chief Nursing Officer
CHI Franciscan Harrison Medical Center
Seat is currently vacant
Suquamish Tribe
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Medicaid Managed Care Organization
Associate Vice President for Growth and Community Partnerships, Molina Healthcare
Public Health
Health Officer, Kitsap Public Health District
Alternate: Vicki Kirkpatrick
Past Board President
Long Term Care/ Area Agency on Aging/ Home Health
Executive Director, Olympic Area Agency on Aging
Makah Tribe
Health Director, Sophie Trettevick Indian Health Center
Quileute Tribe
Health Director
Hoh Tribe
*Tribes are governments, not sectors. Therefore, each Tribe is allotted on vote and may appoint alternates as desired.