Health care HR group announces new regional consultants

Feb 07, 2017 - 03:06 PM

The AHA’s American Society for Healthcare Human Resources Administration has named three new regional consultants to two-year terms on its Regional, Chapter and Member Services Committee. They are: Celine Craig, chief human resources officer for King’s Daughters Medical Center in Brookhaven, MS (Region 4); Karen Gillespie, director of human resources for Anderson County Hospital/St. Luke’s Health System in Province, KS (Region 6); and Tina Boeckenstedt, director of human resources for Boulder (CO) Community Health (Region 8). The consultants represent ASHHRA at regional and chapter events, and provide feedback on regional needs and strategies to strengthen membership. ASHHRA is an AHA personal membership group for health care human resources professionals.

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