Gunnison Valley Health Announces Promotion of Jenny Birnie to Vice President of Community Health & Development
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Gunnison Valley Health recently announced the promotion of Jennifer "Jenny" Birnie to the role of Vice President of Community Health and Development at Gunnison Valley Health (GVH). This change in title is not only a recognition of Jenny's invaluable contributions to the organization but also an affirmation of the pivotal role she will play in shaping our community's health and development in the years to come.
Birnie was initially brought to GVH with the primary goal of expanding the Gunnison Valley Health Foundation as its Executive Director. Her dedication, leadership, and tireless efforts have been evident in the exemplary growth of the Foundation under her stewardship. A notable achievement under Birnie's leadership has been the ongoing success of the "Seconds Save Lives" campaign for Gunnison Valley Health’s EMS/Paramedics division. This campaign is instrumental in helping GVH secure the necessary funds and resources to build a state-of-the-art EMS station, furthering our commitment to providing immediate and top-tier emergency care to our community.
Birnie has also played a pivotal role in the establishment and growth of GVH's comprehensive Behavioral Health Service Line. Her commitment to addressing and prioritizing mental health needs within our community has made a tangible difference in the lives of many.
In addition, Birnie has recently taken on the executive operational leadership responsibilities for the health system's physician clinics, encompassing both primary care and specialty clinics. Her ability to take on new responsibilities and help enable operational excellence is a testament to her versatility and commitment to GVH.
Gunnison Valley Health CEO, Jason Amrich expressed his appreciation and support for Birnie.
“I am confident that Jenny will continue to bring her wealth of experience, innovative ideas, and compassionate leadership to further the mission and vision of Gunnison Valley Health,” Amrich said.