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Todd Henry is a graduate of Western State University law school (Fullerton, CA), and of California State University (Fullerton), with degrees in Political Science, Health Care Administration, and Business Administration. His public sector background, combining health care service issues and public policy, extends from practical administrative experience (as Health Policy Manager for the State of Washington Department of Health, Olympia) to the development of health and human service policy positions and programs (as Commissioner for the Snohomish County Children’s Commission, Everett, WA, his current position). Todd has published articles on health care administration and related issues in Minnesota Physician, Managed Care Quarterly, and Connect Business Magazine, and has served as a board member for health care-related organizations. He is also a registered x-ray technician in the state of Washington.
Michelle Henry is a registered nurse (Washington State) and holds degrees in Nursing from Coe College (Cedar Rapids, IA) and in Psychology and Sociology (Morningside College, Sioux City, IA). Michelle has worked as a Nurse Manager and Nurse Clinician, with over ten years’ experience spanning roles as a physician extender and clinical trainer in child mental health; to coordinating and providing employee health and safety and OSHA training to clinical and administrative staff, as well as developing quality improvement projects. In her current position as Nurse Manager for the Evergreen Clinic (Community Health Center of Snohomish County, Everett, WA), she supervises and provides clinical oversight to registered nurses and medical assistants. Additionally, Michelle has volunteered as an American Heart Association and American Red Cross CPR/First Aide Trainer since 1998.