Audrey Goudie is the Executive Director of White Mountain Community Health Center, bringing more than three decades of experience in nonprofit and healthcare leadership. Her background spans community health, philanthropy, strategic planning, and collaborative partnerships, with a strong focus on improving access to care and advancing health equity.

Audrey holds a Master of Public Administration from the University of New Hampshire and is deeply committed to supporting the health and well-being of the communities she serves while strengthening access to high-quality, community-based healthcare across New Hampshire.

Julie Everett Hill earned her Bachelors of Science in Nursing from Western Governors University and her Associates Degree in Nursing from New Hampshire Community Technical College. She began her nursing career in 1994 as a nursing assistant and was inspired to advance in the profession. She joined the White Mountain Community Health Center team in March of 2009 after several years in hospital-based nursing. Julie is passionate about finding creative strategies to improve access to healthcare, and is currently working on her master’s degree in the Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner program at the University of New Hampshire.

In her operations role at White Mountain, Julie enjoys her work leading quality improvement initiatives that result in meaningful changes for both patients and staff. She has been instrumental in the implementation of SBIRT (Screening Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment) at the health center, and has been deeply involved in speaking about its benefits at the state and local levels. Julie has a passion for fitness and nutrition, and is a Level 2 CrossFit Trainer and Olympic weightlifting coach. A lifelong writer, she studied English at the University of Southern Maine before pursuing nursing. She lives in Madison with her husband, and makes time to pursue her varied interests: mountain biking, skiing, birding, writing, oil painting, knitting, and experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen.

Josie Lamb completed her nursing degree at Kentucky State University. She went on to complete a bachelor of science at the University of Kentucky, and a master of science in nursing at Frontier Nursing University with a 4.0 GPA. She has worked as a hospital RN, both as a staff nurse and as a traveler in five different states.

She is passionate about her role as a family nurse practitioner, working to listen to her patients to understand their unique goals, and to empower them with evidence-based knowledge to help achieve optimal health outcomes.  A lifelong learner, Josie is an active member of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, the American Nurses Association, and the American Holistic Nurses Association.

Josie is excited to live and work in Mount Washington Valley, and loves hiking, gardening, and writing and illustrating children’s books that teach growth mindset.

Read more about Josie in our interview with her here.

Lichen Rancourt embarked on a new career with White Mountain Community Health Center in 2023 after over 20 years as a librarian. She now puts her degree in Information Science to work managing our finances. She is an expert knitter who also enjoys cooking, making greeting cards, spinning, weaving, and collecting new hobbies. She spends her extra time maintaining her home and property in Conway that once belonged to her great-grandmother. She lives with her husband, Kevin and two children. She believes all problems can be solved with a finely crafted spreadsheet.

Siena earned her Bachelor of Arts from Wellesley College and has been with the health center since 2013. She began her work in nonprofit administration at the Environment America headquarters in Boston, working primarily on grants, program development, and research. She worked as a policy analyst for Frontier Group, the in-house think tank for Environment America and U.S. Public Interest Research Group (U.S. PIRG), where she authored reports on health care policy and other public interest issues. At the health center, Siena works to increase the organization's capacity to serve the community by building financial support through grants and other fundraising, deepening the community's understanding of our work through communications, and strengthening our operations.

Siena has lived in Tamworth since 2011, and when she isn't at the health center she can often be found playing the fiddle with the White Mountain Céilí Band, serving on the Tamworth School Board, or adventuring with her wife and their two children.

Debbie was born and raised in the valley. She is married and has two adult daughters and five grandchildren. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Business Management from the University of New Hampshire College for Lifelong Learning. Debbie joined us at the health center when the pandemic ended her 25-year career working for a local dental practice. She can be found in her craft room preparing for a card class when not at work. She loves reading and spending time with her twin granddaughters & grandson that live in the valley.

Cheryl has been a medical assistant for 32 years. She graduated from Westbrook College in Portland, Maine. Cheryl grew up in the White Mountain Valley area and moved back in 1993. She enjoys the variety that working as a medical assistant offers and the dedicated people she works with at White Mountain Community Health Center.

Jessica has worked in healthcare since she became an LNA in 2003.  She received her medical assistant certification in 2011.  Before coming to the health center in 2021, she worked at Granite State Pain and the ROAD Program for addiction treatment, and another family practice.  She loves working at the health center because it truly feels like a family.  Jessica has lived in New Hampshire for most of her life, and loves gardening (she has an epic yard every summer), kayaking, and being near water.