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Kathy Burrer Kathy brings a unique perspective to the administrative staff, as a former caregiver herself she understands the needs of the residents as well as the employees. Her 25 years of experience in the Mental Health Field enhances the families and employees opportunity to both educate and cope with Dementia. |
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Holli Moreno, RN Holli has been with Dungeness Courte for over a year as one of our charge nurses. Her compassion for helping others has led her to a career in nursing, which has brought her to Dungeness Courte for many years to come. |
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Jan Orr Making a choice for your loved ones is not always easy and the admission process can be overwhelming. Jan will assist you every step of the way during the process and will be there for questions, concerns or just a listening ear. Jan can provide the resources families need for educational purposes, support groups and Senior Resources in our area. Please contact Jan, if you need information about our facility pertaining to prices, deposits and availability and/or would like to schedule a tour. |
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Sheryl Clark Sheryl will be the first person you will speak with at Dungeness Courte and is very willing and helpful in assisting families with questions and concerns about our facility and will direct you to the appropriate person you will need to speak with for more information. Sheryl is responsible for organizing, directing and supervising all business office functions and personnel, Sheryl can answer your questions that may involve questions on invoicing and insurance coverage. |
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Edie Haubrick Edie knew from a very young age she possessed a passion for creating and serving the best food possible. She enjoys working with the freshest of ingredients to produce not only a “tasty” meal for our residents, but she creates a meal which is very appealing to the eyes as well. She brings with her many years of knowledge and experience of working in the health care arena and the school industry for a combination of over fifteen years. Edie, being a home town girl of the Olympic Peninsula and growing up here has an advantage of working with the freshest of ingredients on a daily basis. |
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John Matson John’s expertise in the environmental arena comes from over 20 years of working in the commercial and residential construction field. He was very instrumental in the construction of Dungeness Courte back in 1999, being a part of the team who built the community he now works at, gives him the feeling of ownership and pride to continue with the great “foundation” it was built on to continue making us a safe and homelike environment for all of our residents. |
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Amanda Critchfield activities@dungenesscourte.com Amanda joined our team in 2010 and shares a very positive approach with her activities. She has created dynamic programs to enhance and utilize all of the “five senses” while promoting daily physical exercise and range of motion. Socializing and spending “quality time” with our residents and making that connection of what is home to them from day to day helps balance their emotional, physical and spiritual wellbeing and creates a feeling of warmth and relief through their activities of enjoyment and socialization. Amanda shares with our residents and their families “day to day” activities which help promote independence and give them dignity. |
