KEY PARTNERS
KEY PARTNERS
COLLABORATIONS
COMMUNITY
IDENTIFIED NEEDS
COMMUNITY
IDENTIFIED NEEDS
COLLABORATIONS
COLLABORATIONS
Creating a healthier Columbia Gorge community.
COLLECTIVE IMPACT HEALTH SPECIALISTS
PAUL LINDBERG | JD, Collective Impact Health Specialist
United Way-Columbia Gorge /
Providence Hood River Hospital
paul (at) hatcreekconsulting.com
Mr. Lindberg is the lead Collective Impact Health Specialist for the Columbia Gorge, a unique role funded by Providence Hood River Hospital through a grant to the United Way-Columbia Gorge. In this community-based role Mr. Lindberg utilizes 30 years of experience to work with partners across sectors to identify needs, convene partners to design initiatives to address those needs, then secure funding to support those initiatives. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation specifically recognized the Collective Impact Health Specialist role when it awarded the Columbia Gorge with its Culture of Health Prize in 2016.
Mr. Lindberg is an Advisor to the National Academy of Medicine; is a former TEDMED Research Scholar, vetting speakers for the TEDMED program; and was a member of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Culture of Health Prize National Advisory Group, helping review and select prize-winning communities.
CLAIRE WAGNER | CHW, MSW
Collective Impact Health Specialist
United Way-Columbia Gorge /
Providence Hood River Hospital
claire (at) hatcreekconsulting.com
Ms. Wagner is a Collective Impact Health Specialist for the Columbia Gorge, a unique role supported through a variety of funding sources, including Providence Hood River Hospital through a grant to the United Way-Columbia Gorge. In this community-based role, Ms Wagner combines her local upbringing and her training as a Community Health Worker with her Masters in Social Work degree to work with partners across sectors to identify needs, convene partners to design initiatives to address those needs, then secure funding to support those initiatives.