Our Team

About Our Staff

Our diverse team brings together a unique range of talents and perspectives. Whether it’s leadership, policy, funding, or community advocacy, we do this work because we are passionate about our communities and helping people achieve better health. 

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Our Leadership

Charisse Pope, MA, MBA, LHMC

Interim President

Hadda Estrada

EVP Strategy and Community Voice

Kim Heath

EVP of Finance

Staff

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Current Position Postings

CCH Administration and Navigation Coordinator (Temporary)

The CCH Administration and Navigation Coordinator is a temporary position through July 31, 2027, designed to provide regional surge capacity during a period of significant health coverage and service-delivery change. The responsibilities are:

  • Support patient and community member outcomes through referrals into the Community Care Hub, which may include HRSN eligibility screenings and referrals. Case assignments may vary in location (including rural areas within the BHT region of Adams, Ferry, Lincoln, Pend Orielle, Spokane, Stevens, and the Tribal reservations of the Colville Confederated Tribes, Spokane Tribe of Indians, Kalispel Tribe of Indians). Mileage reimbursement is included in employment.
  • Provide administrative, referral, and data support across the Community Care Hub, including at least monthly ProviderOne eligibility checks and related routine system tasks, maintaining and pulling data across Hub tracking and case-management systems
  • Work closely with Health Benefit Exchange and partnering organizations, Basic Food education & outreach, and provide administrative support for the Navigator program, determining eligibility for multiple programs, enrolling in HPF, problem-resolution, and multi-agency coordination.

Responsibilities will flex based on regional and organizational need, including Open Enrollment, federal health coverages, CCH operations, HRSN initiatives, rural outreach, emergency response, and other emerging community priorities.

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