Cate WilcoxMaternal and Child Health Section Manager971-673-0299cate.s.wilcox@state.or.us
Kathryn BroderickAssessment, Evaluation and Informatics Manager971-673-0228kathryn.broderick@state.or.us
Molly Emmons, MPAPolicy and Title V Coordinator971-673-0234molly.emmons@state.or.us
Ken RosenbergMaternal & Child Health Epidemiologist971-673-0237ken.d.rosenberg@state.or.us Amanda LimFiscal Analyst971-673-0258amanda.lim@state.or.us
Carol DobrovolnyOffice Specialist971-673-1376carol.dobrovolny@state.or.us
Valerie StrattonOffice Specialist971-673-2306valerie.a.stratton@state.or.us
Renee SchneiderOffice Specialist971-673-0378renee.schneider@state.or.us
Carolyn WelchOffice Specialist971-673-0352carolyn.m.welch@state.or.us
Nurit FischlerPerinatal Systems and Policy Specialist971-673-0344nurit.r.fischler@state.or.us
Heather Morrow-AlmeidaChild Health Systems and Policy Specialist971-673-1883heather.r.morrow-almeida@state.or.us
Beth GebstadtLAUNCH Director971-673-1495beth.gebstadt@state.or.us
Julie McFarlaneWomen's Health Systems and Policy Specialist971-673-0365julie.m.mcfarlane@state.or.us
Dianna PickettChild Care Nurse Consultant971-673-0259dianna.l.pickett@state.or.us
Robin StantonNutrition Consultant971-673-0261robin.w.stanton@state.or.us
Lesa Dixon-GrayWomen's Health Project Coordinator971-673-0360lesa.dixon-gray@state.or.us
[To be hired]Perinatal Nurse Consultant
Cynthia IkataNurse Family Partnership Statewide Nurse Consultant971-673-0254cynthia.ikata@state.or.us
Francine GoodrichRegional Nurse Consultant971-673-0262francine.goodrich@state.or.us
Lari PetersonRegional Nurse Consultant971-673-0260lari.peterson@state.or.us
[to be hired]Babies First and Maternity Case Management Coordinator
Michelle LeonAdministrative Support971-673-0361michelle.m.leon@state.or.us
Joan CrawfordOffice Specialist971-673-0347joan.crawford@state.or.us
Shawn MessickLead Informaticist971-673-0244shawn.e.messick@state.or.us
Laura ZukowskiOperations and Policy Analyst971-673-0270laura.a.zukowski@state.or.us
Trong NguyenInformaticist971-673-1885trong.h.nguyen@state.or.us
Chia-Hua YuInformaticist971-673-0374chiahua.yu@state.or.us
Dina DickersonHome Visiting Informaticist971-673-0256dina.dickerson@state.or.us
Mary Ann EvansCHEOP Research Analyst971-673-1499maryann.evans@state.or.us
David AndersonResource Development Specialist971-673-0334david.v.anderson@state.or.us
Kathleen AngerLead Research Analyst971-673-0257kathleen.a.anger@state.or.us
Jin SongResearch Analyst971-673-0263jin.t.song@state.or.us
Fredrick KingResearch Analyst971-673-2009fredrick.w.king@state.or.us
Kristen BeckerResearch Analyst971-673-0345kristen.l.becker@state.or.us
Koneng LorTitle V Research Analyst971-673-2304koneng.lor@state.or.us
Al SandovalPRAMS Research Analyst971-673-0346alfredo.p.sandoval@state.or.us
Tina KentPRAMS Coordinator971-673-0350tina.m.kent@state.or.us
Caitlyn HowellPRAMS Data Manager971-673-0349caitlyn.b.howell@state.or.us
Britt ParrottWeb Content Manager971-673-0383 britt.d.parrott@state.or.us
Wendy MorganHealth Educator971-673-0353wendy.morgan@state.or.us
Babies First! is Oregon's public health nurse home visiting program for children at risk for poor health and development outcomes
Our goal is to screen newborns for possible hearing loss by one month of age, identify congenital hearing loss by three months of age and enroll children in appropriate early intervention by six months of age.
Working to improve the health and safety of children participating in child care in Oregon.
If you have perinatal depression or anxiety, it’s important to know you are not alone. With support and treatment, you will get better.
Education and support for women with social or health concerns during pregnancy and after the birth of their child.
Nurse-Family Partnership® (NFP) is an evidence-based, community health program that helps transform the lives of vulnerable mothers pregnant with their first child.
The Oral Health Unit seeks to improve the oral health of Oregon citizens across the lifespan.
Providing prenatal assessments to help women begin the path to prenatal care.
The Maternal and Child Health section works to address health promotion issues across the lifespan of individuals and families. We believe preconception, pregnancy and early childhood experiences create and influence a path for lifelong wellness.
We represent many public health disciplines and we have multiple funding streams. We distribute funds through our partnerships with local health departments for a wide variety of clinical and supportive community-based health services.
The Maternal and Child Health Section is part of the Center for Prevention and Health Promotion.