Our Governing Board
The CHOICE Board is deeply committed to nurturing a region where everyone has the opportunity to live a healthy, thriving life. With community wellbeing at the heart of every decision, these dedicated leaders bring their diverse expertise and shared passion to shape the strategic direction of our work. Their collective vision ensures that CHOICE remains a trusted partner in building equitable, healthy communities for all.
Our Current Board Members
Cheryl Heywood
Retired/TRL
Christibeth Klatush
Hope and Healing Clinic
Craig Dublanko
Coastal Community Action Program
Past Board Chair Ex Officio
Darin Goss
Providence St. Peter Hospital Providence SW WA Region
Erin Wick
Capital Region ESD 113
Board Secretary
Gaelon Spradley
Valley View Health Center
Past Board Chair Ex Officio
Gracie Minks
Pacific County Health and Human Services
Harshiem Ross
SeaMar Community Health Centers
Jen Freiheit
Thurston County Public Health and Social Services
Jon Tunheim
Retired/Thurston County Criminal Justice Division
Board Chair
Laurie Tebo
Retired/BHR
Meja Handlen
Lewis County Public Health
Michael Arnis
Retired/WAHCA
Vice Chair
Mike McNickle
Grays Harbor County Public Health
West Henricksen
Child & Adolescent Clinic
Will Callicoat
Multicare-Capital Medical Center
Board Treasurer
Apply today to join the CHOICE Board of Directors!
Now Accepting Applications
CHOICE accepts applications from individuals interested in serving on the Board of Directors. Board seats are for three-year terms, with the possibility of renewing for additional terms. Specifically, the Board is interested in individuals with experience in one or more of the following areas:
- Tribal Health
- Social services
- Financial analysis
- Lived experience as a Medicaid beneficiary
If you are passionate about this region's work to transform health and want to get involved and contribute, click and download this Board Member Application.
Completed applications, along with a resume or CV should be emailed to Connie Sowa (sowac@crhn.org) or faxed to 360.838.1916
