Action Committees

Three committees. One aligned agenda.

Each committee is industry-chaired and runs concrete programs on 60–90 day cycles. You can attend any committee as a guest before joining — no commitment required.

Workforce Committee · 14 members

Build the pipeline. Close the gap.

Current co-leads
Rhonda Busek LCMS · transitioning to Bushnell, Aug 2026
Kianna Cabuco Lane County Medical Society
Next meeting · live calendar
Thursday, June 11, 2026
12 – 1 PM PT
Virtual · Zoom
Cadence
Monthly · Second Thursday

Current programs

What this committee is shipping.

01

CUSP pilot — Clinical Undergraduate Shadowing Program

LCMS (Angel Montes) and U of O Asclepiads (Dean Toole) pilot. Five students, five practices, simplified two-form compliance (HIPAA + release). Post-shadow pathways into CNA, CMA, scribe, and phlebotomy roles.

Applications June 1 – June 22 Shadow period July 13 – Aug 3 5 students · 5 practices
Launching July 13
02

Retention Playbook

Tara Jones (Springfield Family Physicians) framework. Three pillars: reduce administrative burden, build team-based care, protect work–life balance. One-pagers feeding the September 2026 State of Healthcare.

Three pillar one-pagers Provider review cycle Publishes before Sept 2026
In development
03

Recruitment Resource Hub

Curated recruitment and relocation links connected to CEDO's Oregon Talent Concierge. Designed for employer recruiters to hand to candidates — printer-friendly.

Hub published in Resources Talent Concierge link live Printer-friendly handoff PDF
Curating
04

Career Ready Lane support

K-12 industry-matching platform operated by Lane ESD. The committee is reinforcing the platform's visibility — not building a competing one.

Marketing visibility push Employer sign-up reminders CTE pathway alignment
Reinforcing

Current cycle

60–90 day priorities

May – July 2026
  1. 01 CUSP pilot launch — July 13
  2. 02 Retention Playbook one-pagers in draft
  3. 03 LCC MA practicum site recruitment
  4. 04 Expanded clinical placement at community-based (non-acute) settings
Collaboration Committee · 11 members

Reduce duplication. Make the system legible.

Current co-leads
Rhonda Busek LCMS · transitioning to Bushnell, Aug 2026
Kianna Cabuco Lane County Medical Society
Gail Lund ACS-CAN · NAACP Lane County
Next meeting · live calendar
Tuesday, June 2, 2026
3 – 4 PM PT
Virtual · Zoom
Cadence
Monthly · First Tuesday

Current programs

What this committee is shipping.

01

Community of Practice pilot

In coordination with Iris Bicksler and the Traditional Health Worker Collaborative. In-person, low-overhead gatherings of community health workers, care coordinators, and provider-side staff. Built on relationships, not platforms.

Host commitments confirmed First gathering scheduled Cross-org attendance target
Pilot in progress
02

Shared Inventory of Resource Lists

Ally Wimberly hosts a working Google Sheet — committee members contribute resources they actually use. Two views planned: searchable online + printable for clinic use. Link will go live in Resources once it's externally shareable.

Contributions from member orgs Searchable view Printable clinic-ready version
Drafting
03

Connect Oregon / Unite Us support role

Committee role is bandwidth support for small Lane County CBOs that don't yet know the platform exists — coordinated with Trillium. We're not platform advocates; we're connectors.

Trillium coordination CBO outreach list Onboarding handoff path
Supporting Trillium

Current cycle

60–90 day priorities

May – July 2026
  1. 01 Community of Practice host commitments
  2. 02 Inventory contributions from member organizations
  3. 03 Behavioral health voice diversification (Chris Wig / Emergence, Chad Westfall / Looking Glass)
  4. 04 External-share readiness for the Inventory
Advocacy Committee · 9 members

One sector voice. Clear asks. Administrative burden, not deregulation.

Current co-leads
Kianna Cabuco Lane County Medical Society
Ally Wimberly G Street Integrated Health · Charlie Health

Co-lead structure may shift — being resolved via direct outreach.

Next meeting · live calendar
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
3 – 4 PM PT
Virtual · Zoom
Cadence
Monthly · First Wednesday
Working frame
Policy frame · Administrative burden

"Administrative burden" — not "deregulation." Prior authorization and credentialing are unregulated, not over-regulated. Streamline regulation lands; remove regulation doesn't. Frame adopted per Eve Gray, Lane County HHS Director.

Current programs

What this committee is shipping.

01

Provider–Legislator Advocacy Connect series

Listening sessions pairing providers with state legislators. Building toward a sector-wide policy package for the 2027 long session.

May 7 · PCVI · ~10 providers + Rep. Fahey, Sen. Prozanski, Rep. Nathanson June · Women's Care · rescheduling July · alignment with Gov. Medicaid roadshow (TBD) August · LCC · larger format, possible draft-language review
Series continuing
02

State of Healthcare 2026

September 2026. Sector-wide culminating event — provider-legislator dialogue, sector priorities, year-in-review. Feeds the September 11 bill deadline.

Venue confirming Agenda framework drafted Legislator engagement underway
Save the date
03

Stakeholder Survey

CEDO-built. Captures provider type for segmentation; tests three priority topics (administrative burden, payment & economic development, wellness / flavored tobacco) against provider-level data. Equips July/August Connect sessions with one-pager data legislators can quote.

Deployment after May 28 Provider-level segmentation One-pager data summaries
Deploying
04

Centralized credentialing — policy lever

Rep. Nathanson's behavioral-health credentialing bill is the working template. Bills due September 11 for the 2027 long session. Group malpractice insurance pool concept under exploration with Eve Gray.

Template review Sector-specific draft language Sept 11 bill deadline
Drafting

Current cycle

60–90 day priorities

May – July 2026
  1. 01 Stakeholder survey deployment
  2. 02 Group malpractice insurance pool concept exploration
  3. 03 Legislator-ready content feeding the Sept 11 bill deadline
  4. 04 August Connect session draft-language review

Legislators engaged

Sector-side advocacy contacts

Rep. Julie Fahey
Sen. Floyd Prozanski
Rep. Nancy Nathanson
Rep. Lisa Fragala

All committees at a glance

Quick reference.

Workforce

Next: Thursday
  • CUSP pilot
  • Retention Playbook
  • Recruitment Resource Hub

Collaboration

Next: Tuesday
  • Community of Practice pilot
  • Shared Inventory of Resource Lists
  • Connect Oregon / Unite Us support role

Advocacy

Next: Wednesday
  • Provider
  • State of Healthcare 2026
  • Stakeholder Survey