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Whole Person Care.
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Great Mines Health Center
A Non-profit Federally Qualified Health Center serving Washington and St. Francois Counties in Missouri which provides outpatient substance abuse, mental health, primary care, pharmaceutical, radiology, oral health, chiropractic, and podiatry services. Great Mines Health Center works to provide equity and access to patients while simultaneously working to remove barriers in social determinants of health and connecting patients to community resources.
Gregory Roeback
Chief Executive Officer
Gregory Roeback is the Chief Executive
Officer of Great Mines Health Center,
a not-for-profit Community Health
Center that serves Washington and St. Francois counties in southern Missouri. Gregory is a founding member of the SHO-ME MIH Network. The organization was founded as a non-profit 501(c)3 on August 1, 2022. Gregory has over 34 years of experience in the behavioral health field, with over 23 years’ experience in successfully managing, operating, and growing mental health, primary care, pharmaceutical and oral health care facilities, programs, and services. Gregory has extensive experience in health care operations, successfully managing service delivery expansion, revenue generation, and leading senior healthcare management teams. He is experienced with designing and directing integrated health care delivery systems and specializes in Federally Qualified Health Center and behavioral healthcare organizational management. Gregory earned his master’s degree in Professional Counseling in 1993 from Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Missouri. He is a Certified Professional in Human Resources through the Human Resources Certification Institute, a Specialist in Human Resources-Certified Professional, through the Society for Human Resource Management, a Licensed Professional Counselor, and a Nationally Board-Certified Counselor.
Washington County Ambulance District
Officially established in 1981, Washington County Ambulance District has grown to be a crucial partner to healthcare providers. The District is poised to fulfill its mission - It is the mission of the Washington County Ambulance District to be pioneers of the healthcare community. ​ We strive to unite the healthcare community by being leaders in out-of-hospital clinical care. ​ We are committed to providing the highest quality critical, emergent, and non-emergent mobile healthcare to the patients we serve. ​ We will achieve these goals by offering ‘second to none’ clinical services, education standards, medical equipment, and vehicles. ​ We are committed to embracing the theory of “out-of-hospital clinician” and challenging the status quo. We strive for excellence and are committed to quality. ​ We will serve our community with a commitment to diligent resource management and fiscal responsibility.
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Justin Duncan serves as the Chief Executive Officer for Washington County Ambulance District which is a regional mobile healthcare system in rural Missouri. In addition, Chief Duncan is the President of the Missouri EMS Association (MEMSA), the Chair for the Missouri State Advisory Council - EMS, Mobile Integrated Healthcare (MIH) Sub-Committee, founding member of the SHO-ME MIH Network and a founding member of the Missouri Highlands MIH Network.
Chief Duncan has endeavored to maintain both breadth and depth in all his healthcare pursuits. He is a life-long advocate for EMS professionals, an ardent supporter of education, and is constantly looking for new ways to bring innovative therapies into the out-of-hospital setting. He is particularly passionate and a fierce advocate for mobile integrated healthcare systems and the study of mechanical ventilation.
Chief Duncan is proudly considered a “disruptor” in the EMS and healthcare worlds. He constantly pushes to advance EMS systems and strives to be a catalyst for change in the healthcare world. Above all else, Chief Duncan is a dedicated servant leader and strives to support those who take care of the ill and injured.
Justin Duncan
Chief Executive Officer
Amber Coleman
Chief Administrative Officer
Amber Coleman, MBA, CHW-C is the Chief Administrative
Officer of Washington County Ambulance District and has
been with the District since 2022. She also serves as
Vice-President of the Washington County Mobile Integrated Health Network Board of Directors and is a Board Member of the Washington County Central Dispatch. Ms. Coleman provides grant application and post grant award management. Ms. Coleman oversees the Business Office functions of Washington County Ambulance District encompassing the Revenue Cycle and Human Resources. Ms. Coleman also manages over 10 grant projects between Great Mines Health Center and Washington County Ambulance District. Previously, Ms. Coleman worked at Washington County Memorial Hospital for 24 Years and was responsible for Grant Management, Foundation, Marketing, Plant Operations, Disaster Preparedness, Nutrition Services, Environmental Services, and Contract Management.
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Community Asset Builders
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A resource development and optimization organization focused on improving healthcare systems. Community Asset Builders formed in 2001 and is a Missouri-certified Women-Owned Business Enterprise (WBE) that connects people, organizations, and resources to overcome challenges and barriers related to healthcare access by connecting organizations to resources and technical assistance. This organization provides evaluation assistance with private foundation grants, state contracts and federal grants and post award support.
Doris Boeckman is co-owner and
Doris Boeckman is co-owner and
principal of Community Asset Builders, LLC, a Missouri-certified Women-Owned Business Enterprise (WBE) that will be celebrating 25 years of service supporting community-based organizations. She is a SHO-ME MIH Network founding member and officer of the board of directors, beginning August 1, 2022, when the network was designated as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Doris has a degree in Business Administration and has extensive data assessment, planning, and resource development experience. Doris and her business partners serve as grant-writing and resource development providing support to organizations, large and small, with securing resources and evaluating programs for nearly 25 years. She and her team provide program evaluation and grant compliance assistance with federal and private foundation grant and state contracts to Missouri’s growing mobile integrated healthcare programs. She has served as program evaluator for various federal program grants, including HRSA and SAMHSA programs. Doris served as the contracted evaluator and Project Director for the HRSA Rural Health Care Services Outreach Program grant awarded to Great Mines Health Center that formalized the SHO-ME MIH Network and rural mobile integrated healthcare model that partner EMS and federally qualified health centers to provide mobile integrated healthcare.
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Doris Boeckman
Executive | Co-Founder
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