Beth Hindbaugh completed the RN program at Grays Harbor College in 2010. She earned her BSN from Western Governor’s University (WGU) in 2022 and is presently enrolled in the MSN program at WGU with a focus in Nursing Leadership and Management.
Beth first was employed as an LPN in HarborCrest from 2009-2010. Upon earning her RN license she completed the HRH RN Residency and worked on Med/Surg from August 2010 to January 2011. She then transferred back to HarborCrest where she worked as staff RN and Charge RN until January 2020.
Most recently she has been at Summit Pacific where she established and led the Medication Assisted Treatment Clinic. Under her leadership the clinic received the WSHA Rural Quality Excellence award. Beth notes that she values finding new and innovative ways to improve our community and it is this community she has called home her entire life. She is looking forward to returning “home” at HRH and the new opportunities to move HarborCrest forward.
Cristen Rogers joined HRH in 2006 as a Chemical Dependency Professional Trainee. In 2008 she completed internship requirements and earned her Substance Use Disorder Professional license, working with and counseling patients both in group and independently. She next moved into the Intake and Admissions Coordinator role where she has been responsible for working with numerous agencies to obtain referrals to bring patients into treatment at HarborCrest. Additionally, Cristen facilitated moving patients into ongoing treatment once they have concluded the program at HarborCrest in order to provide them the best tools for success.
Cristen began her role as Clinical Supervisor in January 2023, and earning her MA in Organizational Leadership from the University of Massachusetts Global in November of that year. Having experienced her own journey to long-term recovery, Cristen is passionate about extending empathy, understanding, and support to individuals seeking help; and firmly believes that every patient deserves a judgment-free space where they can find hope, healing, and renewed purpose.
“With each passing day, I am inspired by the resilience of our patients and the unwavering dedication of our team. Together, we work tirelessly to provide an environment where healing and transformation can take place. As a Clinical Supervisor at HarborCrest, my purpose is clear - to continue making a positive impact, advocating for change, and helping patients with Substance Use Disorder find the strength and courage to embark on their own journey of recovery.”
To learn more about Cristen’s amazing story check out her video here: https://youtu.be/OO6zirgHGaQ?si=rxNFImQirZmIHDyi