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Staff

Staff

Director
Jaime Montgomery, AGS., NREMT., ASCP-PBT, CHPM

 

Jaime Montgomery, AGS., NREMT., ASCP-PBT., CHPM - Mrs. Montgomery attended LBCC to become a phlebotomist and start a career in health care. She began this journey at Good Samaritan Hospital working in a trauma hospital, she then became nationally certified as a American Society for Clinical Pathology(PBT) ASCP-PBT. She then moved organizations, and Led a team of pre-analytical staff. Jaime is a certified healthcare project manager. Jaime is an instructor for Adult and Youth Mental Health First Aid for the National council for Mental Well-being with extended training focus on EMS/Fire & Veteran and Military Families & Rural Communities, older adults,  and higher education.. Also, Jaime is an American Heart Association (AHA) BLS/CPR Instructor. Jaime also volunteers for her Local Fire District and is currently a certified Firefighter/Type 2 Firefighter and holds a license as an NREMT-B/IV Technician.

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541-451-7860 OFFICE

Education Coordinator
Raande Sharp, B.S.

 

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​Raande Sharp, B.S. in Public/Community Health Education from Portland State University with a minor in Spanish.  Raande started her career at the Clackamas County Public Health Department as the Dental Clinic Coordinator.  After working there for 7 years, she put her career on hold and became a stay-at-home mom, raising her two boys.   In 2021 her family moved to Sweet Home where she began working again as a substitute teacher for the Sweet Home School District.  Now she has joined OPAHEC as the new Education Coordinator and looks forward to being a member of the team.

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541-451-6901 OFFICE

Partnership with:

Knight Cancer Institute. Linn-Benton Community College, Chemeketa Community College, Corban University,

OHSU Nursing, Willamette University Pre-Med, CWesternU HCOM , Western University PT, Oregon State University, CMH, PSH, MEDIX, Samaritan Health Services.

The Health Resources and Services Administration of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services provided financial support for this program as part of a subaward totaling $123,494 (53% of funding). The contents are those of the author(s) and may not reflect the policies of the Department of Health and Human Services or the U.S. Government.

Last updated: July 8th, 2026

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