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6A | JUNE 25, 2020 | COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL Cottage Grove Medical Center chief admin Tim Herrmann retiring Tim Herrmann, Peace- Health Cottage Grove Community Medical Cen- ter (CGCMC) chief ad- ministrative officer, will be retiring next month after 32 years of service. His last day will be July 31. “Tim has been a highly esteemed member of the PeaceHealth family and is leaving behind a lasting legacy,” said Mary Kings- ton, chief executive, Peace- Health Oregon. “He has truly left his mark as a com- passionate servant leader who embodies the hearts and minds of our Founding Sisters and has emulated PeaceHealth’s Mission and Values in his work.” Herrmann held a wide range of clinical and ad- ministrative roles during his time with PeaceHealth: • 1990s: Managed the Trauma Program, Ask- A-Nurse (24-hour nurse advice line) and the time-and-attendance de- partment known as Target • 1996-2003: Managed the Sacred Heart Medical Center Emergency Depart- ment and Trauma Program • 2003-2006: Served as pital. The old 50-year-old community hospital closed, and CGCMC opened in October 2003 as the first Critical Access Hospital in the state of Oregon • 2006-2011: Served as administrator of Sacred Heart Medical Center, Uni- versity District • 2011-2014: Served as Oregon Network vice pres- COURTESY PHOTO ident of Patient Care Ser- Tim Herrmann will be vices retiring July 31 as • 2014-present: Served as PeaceHealth’s CGCMC chief administrative officer chief administrator of CGCMC administrator of Cottage Among a few of the Grove Community Hos- countless accomplishments during his tenure with PeaceHealth Oregon, Tim was: • The clinical leader during the compassionate response to the 1998 Thur- ston High School shooting alongside providers and caregivers who saved many students’ lives • Instrumental in the 2003 opening of CGCMC and 2008 opening of Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend • Named five times as one of Becker’s Hospital Re- view’s Top Critical Access CEOs to Know • The original member of the state Trauma Advisory Board, on which he served for nine years • The first president of the Oregon Rural Health Quality Network “My time with Peace- Health has been so inspiring and fulfilling, and I am so grateful for the opportunity to serve Oregon, alongside amazing leaders within the community and dedicated caregivers, leaders and pro- viders at PeaceHealth — all who live the Peace-Health Mission each and every day,” said Herrmann. Indigenous Peoples Day United Way launches new grant to address short-term needs United Way of Lane United Way’s new Re- sented and/or underserved cil is committed to invest- officially recognized by County has just launched spond, Recover, Reimag- populations including, but ing in the many other vital new grant opportunity for ine grants will specifically not limited to people living supports necessary for the organizations, aimed support COVID-19 recov- with physical and cognitive health of our community Lane Community College local at addressing the increased ery efforts such access safe disabilities and LGBTQ+ — affordable housing, ac- The second Monday of every October will now be known as In- digenous Peoples Day at Lane Community Col- lege. LCC’s Board of Edu- cation unanimously ad- opted a resolution mak- ing the change at its June 17 meeting. The resolution com- memorates and honors Lane’s Native American heritage, culture and community and in- tends to welcome Lane’s “strong and active in- digenous community of students and employees” as well as show “respect to the land on which LCC is built.” The resolution was proposed by the col- lege’s Native American Student Association and student government. Authors and sponsors included Sophia Reyes, Lori Lewellen, Amber Coleman and Matthew Murdock, Admissions and Community Out- reach Specialist Russell Keith, and Native Amer- ican Student Co-Advi- sors Lori Tapahonso and Drew Viles. needs of the community that are now more apparent than ever. “The pandemic has high- lighted and exacerbated persistent challenges many children, families and com- munities experienced be- fore COVID-19 due to race, geography, income and other factors,” said Noreen J. Dunnells, President and CEO of United Way of Lane County. Last week’s release of the 2018 ALICE Report, detail- ing the plight of those who are “Asset Limited, Income Constrained Employed” — essentially, the working poor — shows us that 45 percent of Lane County community was already struggling even before COVID-19 hit. and affordable housing; affordable healthy food; early childhood develop- ment and safe/nurturing environments; physical, behavioral, mental and oral health care; as well as ad- vance efforts to create more equitable outcomes for our priority populations, in- cluding civic engagement, voter registration, policy change, advocacy and other strategic efforts. Part of this commitment includes United Way prior- itizing funding for organi- zations specifically serving priority populations, in- cluding American Indian/ Alaska Native, Asian, Black, Latinx, Multiracial, and Hawaiian/Pacific Islander populations; rural areas of Lane County; under-repre- people; and ALICE families or families navigating pov- erty. This fund was launched with help from Lane Com- munity Health Council, which contributed an ini- tial investment of over $246,000. They are chal- lenging the community to match $100,000 of their in- vestment by June 30. “We know that when it comes to health, access to care is only one factor in determining outcomes for our community,” said Rhonda Busek, Lane Com- munity Health Council’s Executive Director. “Lane Community Health Coun- cess to food, and more — all of which have become increasingly urgent amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.” Grants up to $20,000 will be awarded to eligible orga- nizations, and the deadline to apply is Wednesday, July 8. Applications and more information can be found at www.unitedwaylane.org/ response-fund-application. Those interested in con- tributing to this local fund can donate online at www. unitedwaylane.org/donate; or mailing checks to United Way of Lane County at 3171 Gateway Loop, Springfield, OR 97477, or by calling 541-741-6000. 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