Jody Haines has dedicated her career to improving the health of Montana. Currently Jody is the director of Telehealth Services at Billings Clinic. For the past fifteen years she has served in regionally based healthcare management roles including the strategic development, implementation, and oversight of population health, telehealth and virtual care, innovation, operations, and community and workforce development programs. Jody earned her Bachelor of Science from Montana State University in 2006. In 2010 she graduated from the University of Washington with an Executive master’s degree in healthcare administration. She is also the youngest board-certified healthcare administrator in the state of Montana- earning her FACHE in 2013. In 2016 she was listed in the Missoulian’s “20 Under 40” for her dedication in putting the patient first while managing the state’s largest medical home program. Additionally, she has received numerous awards for her work in advancing healthcare in Montana. Jody currently serves in several volunteer positions, including president of the Montana Telehealth Alliance, past-president and Regent of the Montana American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE), and more locally with youth sports and conservation organizations. In her rare spare time, Jody enjoys spending it with her husband and kids enjoying one of the several outdoor opportunities Montana offers. Being a fifth-generation Montanan, she enjoys sharing and teaching family heritage and traditions with her two daughters