About Us

Mary is an Associate Nurse Manager in Labor and Delivery at Kaiser Sunnyside Medical Center. Her nursing career started as a postpartum nurse in 1994 and the year following she became a labor and delivery nurse. She has experience in low and high risk antepartum, intrapartum, and postpartum care as well as Level II nursery. In 2017, she took on her current role at Kaiser Sunnyside. She is passionate about caring for the long term antepartum patients and their unique needs.

Jennifer is a Nursing Education and Practice Specialist at Legacy Health with 20 years of experience in perinatal nursing. She is passionate about providing care throughout the Women's Health continuum. Her professional interests include education, documentation, and quality improvement. In her personal life, Jennifer enjoys knitting, cooking, and gardening.

Andi is the Director of Maternal Child Health at Sky Lakes Medical Center. She has 15 years of experience in obstetrics with focus in High Risk Labor and Delivery, Postpartum, High Risk Antepartum, NICU, and Women’s Health. She received her Master of Science in Nursing from Western Governors University in 2013 and is currently completing her Doctor of Nursing Practice from Chamberlain University. Andi recently relocated from Georgia where she was Co-Leader of the Central Georgia Chapter. She is thrilled to have the opportunity to start a new chapter in South Central Oregon and provide education and resources to rural communities.

Randa has been a NICU nurse for 18 years in various roles. These include bedside nursing, charge nurse, perinatal and pediatric/neonatal flight nurse, Nurse manager (for NICU, Neonatal transport, Family Birthing, Pediatrics, and Lactation). Currently she is a Clinical Professional Practice Development Specialist working to ensure quality education and professional development for Women’s and Children’s Caregivers. This education and professional development often extends in the rural emergency departments. Randa has always had a passion for education, especially when it had significant impact the outcomes for women, neonatal, and pediatric patients. Randa earned her Masters of Nursing from Western Governors University and her Bachelors from Montana State University.