Our Volunteers
REDEFINING SUPPORT
As a new organization, our success and momentum to date is due primarily to the 24/7 efforts of our extended volunteer network. While many other FCC Rural Health Care Pilot Programs (RHCPP) have evolved out of existing organizations/institutions like State university systems, OHN started from scratch, through a completely working-volunteer network. OHN will continue to rely heavily upon its board, and six committees to do what it is that we need to do.
If you’re interested in participating and bringing your passion for healthcare and our professional experience to OHN, we encourage you to contact us to learn more about our committees and where you might find the best place to serve.
This is not a solo flight or something for a small niche group. We need as many willing hands as we can find if we're going to make this vision a reality. Learn more about how you can help by clicking on the prior link.
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Wallowa Memorial Connects to OHN

The decision to participate in the Oregon Health Network was a natural step that aligns seamlessly with Wallowa’s mission of progress and technological advancement. Having originally taken advantage of OHN to increase their teleradiology capability, the hospital is now eagerly anticipating a variety of benefits to participation.

