Meet Our Team
Learn more about our services or refer yourself to one of our programs.
Office Location:
315 4th Ave SW
Albany, OR 97321
Office Hours:
8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Monday- Friday
Monica Boylan, BSN, RN (she/her/hers)
Nursing Supervisor
Office: 541-967-3888 Ext.2024
Monica began her Nursing journey as a Certified Nursing Assistant in 2008. She received her Degree in Nursing in 2013 from the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford. She has worked across the lifespan from birth to geriatrics in a variety of settings including, labor & delivery/postpartum for nearly a decade. She currently supervises and does home visits for our Maternal Child Home Visiting programs. Her career in public health began with an interest in women's health and supporting young women who need confidential access to care in a community setting. She loves that public health allows her to build relationships and serve the community through prevention.
Monica is from western Washington and now lives in Oregon with her three children since 2019. She loves the beauty and adventure that Oregon has to offer!
Laura Jimenez, PSS
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Family Connects Program Support Specialist
Bilingual Health Aide/Referral coordinator
Cell Phone: 541-497-4403
Laura has worked for Linn County Public Health for 4 years. She started at the front desk as a Health Office Specialist and has recently transitioned to the Maternal Child Health Program. She primarily works with the Family Connects program and offers bilingual services in English and Spanish. She has worked with the community for over 20 years and she enjoys helping families with their needs by navigating resources and bridging the gaps.
Rebeca Moreno, CHW
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Community Health Worker/Home Visitor
Referral Coordinator
Qualified Health Care Interpreter
Office: 541-967-3888 Ext. 2117
Rebeca was born and raised in Mexico and relocated to the United States in 1988. She has worked at the Linn County Health Department for 21 years. Rebeca has worked in many different roles: as a Health Office Specialist, a Bilingual Health Aid, a Medical Assistant, and now as a Community Health Worker. Rebeca is a Qualified Health Interpreter and a Certified Community Health Worker. Rebeca is passionate about serving the community in both English and Spanish languages. She is also a Certified OHP Assister which allows her to help the community, especially pregnant women, apply for Oregon Health Plan insurance and make sure they get into prenatal care in their first trimester.
When not working, Rebeca loves spending time with her husband, her two children and two grandchildren. Her favorite activities are gardening, cooking, reading, listening to music and dancing.
Janie Tebeau, CHW (she/her/hers)
Community Health Worker
Office: 541-967-3888 ext 2374
Janie is a 5th generation native Oregonian who grew up in the beautiful Willamette Valley. Janie has a Bachelor of Science in Merchandising Management from Oregon State University and was certified as a Community Health Worker in 2018. Janie joined the Maternal Child Health team in 2021 and primarily assists with case management for the Babies First! and CaCoon programs. Janie is dedicated to serving the community and empowering families to further growth and well-being. Janie has one daughter and enjoys spending time with family, music, crafts, and going to the coast.
Tania Bailey, BSN, RN (she/her/ella)
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Home Visiting Nurse
Office: 541-967-3888 ext 2321
Tania earned her Bachelors of Science degree in Nursing from the Oregon Health and Sciences University in 2018 and has been working as a Public Health Nurse ever since. Her first years in nursing were spent as a Charge Nurse Supervisor at an FQHC in Salem, Oregon, where she had the privilege of collaborating with other health-care professionals to offer high quality, compassionate care to traditionally underserved patient populations. Her previous degree in Early Childhood education, as well as her experience as a Doula and Childbirth Educator, eventually drew her to Linn County where she engages the perinatal community as a Nurse Home Visitor and Case Manager.
Growing up in rural Alaska instilled in Tania a first-hand knowledge of living with limited access to resources and health-care and she is passionate about mitigating those gaps for the people in her community. Also a bilingual speaker and dual citizen of the United States and Spain, Tania offers English and Spanish language service to the families that she serves, and brings with her a sensitivity of the vast importance of recognizing and honoring a person’s unique world-view and experience. When not working, Tania can be found traipsing about the state with her partner, her three children, and her two dogs. Together they enjoy hiking, rock-climbing, creating yummy things in the kitchen and international travel.
Chelsea Campbell, MSN, RN (she/her/hers)
Home Visiting Nurse
Office: 541-967-3888 ext 2422
Chelsea has been a registered nurse since 2011 and has her Masters in Nursing from Augusta University. Chelsea supports families expecting their first baby through the Nurse Family Partnership program. She loves getting to know families and watching them grow, while making sure they have all the information and resources they need to thrive. Chelsea has been a Nurse Family Partnership nurse for many years, and previously worked as a school nurse and a labor and delivery nurse. She is also mother to young twins and enjoys getting her family outside to hike, kayak and play.
Farrah Westberg, BSN, RN (she/her/hers)
Home Visiting Nurse
Office number is: 541-967-3888 ext 2162
Farrah earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Indiana University in 2019 after earning a degree in Public Health from Oregon State University in 2016. She began her nursing career as a Labor and Delivery Nurse in the hospital setting but has since followed her passion back to public health where she can still serve her favorite population within the maternal and child health team. Farrah is a Home Visiting Nurse through the Family Connects program. As much as she enjoyed getting to help bring babies into this world in the hospital, she always wondered what happened after the families went home and how she could better serve them. She believes everyone could use extra support and advocacy during this incredible transition in life and is so excited to be able to serve the community members of Linn County.
When not working, Farrah enjoys spending time with her family and getting outside as much as possible to hike, swim, bike, and run.
Madison Spellman BSN (she/her)
Home Visiting Nurse
Office number: 541-220-7202
Madison is an experienced nurse that graduated from The Ohio State University with her BSN in 2019. She has since had the privilege to work in multiple Medical Surgical, Progressive Care, and Emergency Department units across the country as a traveling nurse. She is studying for her DNP in public and global health and will be starting her practicum here in Oregon. Madison is passionate about public and global health, women’s rights and their access to care, immigrant health, and preventative care. She is empathetic and enjoys having conversations about peoples’ experiences and learning their point of view – this developed from her upbringing in rural Ohio, to traveling across the country for work contracts in multiple states and different communities, as well as her international travels, which initially piqued her interest in global health. Madison hopes to work toward a future where women’s and immigrants’ healthcare is not up for debate, and for a healthcare system that is preventative rather than reactive, so everyone has the ability to thrive and provide a healthy life for themselves and their families.
When Madison is not working or studying, she loves being outdoors and active – hiking, trail running, biking, paddle boarding, skiing, etc.
