Julia Jackson brings 20 years of experience in the behavioral health field as a Licensed Professional Counselor, Nationally Certified Addictions Counselor, and Executive Administrator. As the Chief Executive Officer for CCMH, Julia believes in transparent, client-centered practice that promotes acceptance, safety, and hope. She believes in the value of relationship and invests heavily in community partnerships in order to best serve all residents in Columbia County. Julia is dedicated to the long-term sustainability of CCMH and strives to support the amazing team of staff members who live and work in the county they serve.

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Jodie joined CCMH in June 2018 and brings a creative and strategic outlook to the agency. She is a seasoned professional with 20+ years of HR experience and a passion for people. With a focus on organizational development and culture, Jodie is able to assist staff in advancement and career planning. She has a Human Resource Management Certification from Portland State University and a Senior Professional Human Resource designation.

John is a technology professional with over 13 years experience managing enterprise implementations of health care information and EHR systems. Experienced in assessing, analyzing and defining business and functional requirements. Proven ability to implement hardware, software and Business Intelligence solutions and deliver next-generation technology, improving access to clinical information and crucial management tools.

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Ben has been with CCMH for over 12 years, focused on serving clients diagnosed with Serious Mental Illness. He has worked in CCMH’s residential and outpatient settings, including several years overseeing the Psychiatric Security Review Board (PSRB) program. Ben has a Master’s in counseling from Portland State University, and is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), and a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) I.

Linda has been with the agency since 1995. She provides administrative and clinical leadership for all mental health and addiction residential and supported housing programs, Mobile Crisis, Assertive Community Treatment, Jail Diversion, Assertive Addiction Recovery teams. Working with community outreach is a highly effective approach to improving access to services for individuals who might not have access otherwise. She is passionate about developing and supporting the agency’s peer support programs. Peers support programs provide an opportunity for individuals who have achieved a significant level of recovery to assist others in their recovery journey.

David brings a wealth of well rounded experience to a career dedicated to serving people successfully living with intellectual and developmental disabilities. David believes in first rate customer service for those served and engages each and every individual with transparency, dignity, and respect. David has a passion for strong advocacy and leading a team of dedicated professionals eager to support individuals to live a life of independence and self direction.

Hope has worked in Business to Business consulting and sales for the past 20 years. She is currently working to finish her masters in Leadership at Multnomah University. She lives in Scappoose with her husband of 27 years. She is an artist, author and speaker.