Leadership Max Janasik, Chief Executive Officer Max Janasik joined One Community Health in August 2019 as our new CEO. Prior to joining One Community Health, Max spent 10 years at Cambia Health Solutions, where he served as vice president of innovation. During that time, Max helped promote a culture of innovation through intrapreneurship and led co-innovation for the 5,000-person health solutions company, enabling over 3,000 employees to engage in bringing ideas to life. He comes to One Community Health with significant business, technology and consulting experience, including new business creation, product design and delivery, market entry and business development. He also brings significant experience coaching, managing and mentoring employees. Prior to his innovation role at Cambia, Max served as director of eBusiness for Regence BlueCross BlueShield. Before shifting into healthcare, Max worked in online banking and payments product management for what are now Fiserv companies, and he provided supply chain and business consulting services with Arthur Andersen. As CEO at One Community Health, Max has made a commitment to further our mission of advancing health and social justice for all through, among other things, that crucial lens of innovation. He has a deep connection to our mission and our values, and a strong respect for the passion and dedication of our staff. Max holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a minor in computer science from St. Norbert College in De Pere, Wis. He’s also a licensed Certified Public Accountant. Max and his wife, Becky, live in Hood River and have three children—one in middle school, two in high school. Outside of work, Max enjoys playing soccer, basketball, tennis, snowboarding and mountain biking and you might see him on the sidelines as he often volunteers to coach youth sports. Belinda Batcha, Chief Financial Officer In November 2011, Belinda joined One Community Health as an accountant. A few years later, she was hired as chief financial officer. Belinda is an experienced financial executive with strong healthcare, audit and grant reporting knowledge. she also has a proven ability to understand business operations and financial systems. At One Community Health, she is highly respected for being detail-oriented in her work and having a genuine commitment to healthcare and helping others. She co-owned and ran a local software business for 20 years before going back to school in accounting. Belinda completed her post baccalaureate accounting certificate from Portland State University in Portland, Ore., with a bachelor degree from the University of California Santa Cruz, Calif. Outside of work, she can likely be found gardening in the summer or practicing her tenor saxs. Don't be surprised if you see Belinda playing out and about in a couple of local bands. Elizabeth Aughney, DDS – Chief Health Officer Elizabeth joined One Community Health as a part-time dentist in May 2004, expanding her role as dental director in August 2005. Since then, she has continued to broaden her responsibilities to clinical integration director overseeing our dental, medical, and behavioral health services. Before coming to One Community Health, Dr. Aughney was a general dentist in private practice in California, providing quality dental care to all ages and, in particular, helping ensure that children had enjoyable dental experiences and improving access for those under-served. She became a registered dental hygienist in 1981, then went on to graduate from the University of California School of Dentistry, earning her D.D.S. in 1991. As our clinical integration director, Dr. Aughney has many strengths but is perhaps best known for her strong communication skills, her passion for fulfilling our mission, and addressing challenges big and small. Jennifer Griffith, Chief People Officer Jennifer Griffith is far more than just a human resources director. As One Community Health’s chief people officer, Jennifer’s role is to grow and build our team members, focusing on not just developing our employees but shaping and sustaining an inspiring, truly mission-based culture that lives and breathes our core values. Originally from California, Jennifer came to us from Seattle and brought a strong background in both nonprofit and health-related businesses. Her bachelor’s degree is in business administration, and Jennifer earned a master’s degree in organizational development from the University of San Francisco. With more than 20 years of experience in Human Resources and her SPHR certification, Jennifer brings a wealth of skills and talents to her position, regularly demonstrating the ability to scrutinize facts and figures, identify gaps and needs, surface truth, source and implement solutions, and empower and encourage team members to improve, own and celebrate their success. In her free time, Jennifer loves to travel to new places, connect with her college-age daughter, and cheer on the Seattle Seahawks. Jennifer is excited to join the One Community Health team because of our mission, community and patient focus, and truly amazing team of compassionate care givers and mission-focused operational team! Angela Michalek, Chief of Staff As Chief of Staff, Angela Michalek focuses on strategic initiatives and partnerships and, as such, is flexible to the needs of the organization. Angela and her team members emphasize patient-centered design, business process analysis, and effective project management in their work. They ensure the effective implementation of new programs and work closely with leaders and managers on associated skill-building and training. Angela joined One Community Health in 2015 and has more than 10 years of experience in public health and health care. Angela earned a master’s degree in policy and planning from the University of Michigan in 2010. Originally from Chicago, she spent five years at the American Hospital Association (AHA), which is headquartered there, working on national quality improvement programs. While at the AHA, Angela worked with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, the Institute for Patient and Family-Centered Care, state hospital associations and more than 1,000 participating hospitals to decrease preventable hospital-acquired conditions and readmissions. Prior to her career in health care, Angela was both an AmeriCorps and Peace Corps volunteer and worked with adjudicated youth in restorative justice community service and youth detention programs. While living as a Peace Corps volunteer in a Senegalese village, she sharpened her French language skills and learned the indigenous West African language, Malinke. Outside of work, Angela enjoys whitewater kayaking, snowboarding and mountain biking. Locally, she has served as a volunteer mediator/facilitator for Six Rivers Dispute Resolution Center and a Court Appointed Special Advocate. MAIN PHONE: 541.386.6380 OCH patients can access after hours care from OCH clinicians 365 days a year (including holidays and weekends) by calling 541.386.6380. INTERPRETATION SERVICES: We are bilingual (Spanish/English) and offer interpretation services for other languages, too. CONTACT US TODAY Our mission is to advance health and social justice for all members of our community. 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