MS. JACKI GETHNER, LMT CADC1
General Contractor at North Dakota St, Portland, OR
License number
Oregon #3915
Category
Medical Practice
Type
Contractor
Address
Address
10900 NORTH North Dakota St, Portland, OR 97223
Phone
(503) 790-0974
Professional information
Independent Alternative Medicine Professional
Position:
Founder at Women of a Certain Age / Project, Educator and Consultant at Regenerative Therapies
Location:
Portland, Oregon Area
Industry:
Alternative Medicine
Work:
Women of a Certain Age / Project
- Portland, Oregon since Nov 2009
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Founder
Regenerative Therapies
since 1987
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Educator and Consultant
Skills:
CADC1, Retreat Facilitation, Presenter, Bodywork, Loss, Chronic Illness, Wellness, Stress, Curriculum Development, Public Speaking, Curriculum Design, Treatment, Coaching, Health, Teaching, Mentoring, Writing, Team Building, Healthcare, Clinical, Healing, Event Management, Research, Holistic Health, Change Management, Personal Development, Emotional Intelligence, Executive Coaching, Customer Service, Counseling, Leadership Development, Small Business, Adults, Non-profits, Conferences, Community Outreach, Staff Development, Trauma Therapy, Psychotherapy, Stress Management, Nonprofits, Clinical Research, Mental Health, Workshop Facilitation
Honor & Awards:
2009 recipient of Kaiser Permanente's HIV/AIDS Diversity Award
2011 recipient of the Bank of America - Neighborhood Excellence Initiative - Local Hero Award
Awards:
Diversity in HIV / AIDS Award
Kaiser Permanente
National Diversity, Kaiser Permanente presented the 2009 Kaiser Permanente HIV/AIDS Diversity Awarded to two organizations and one individual, Jacki Gethner, during the 32nd Annual National Diversity Conference in San Francisco, California. The Kaiser Permanente HIV/AIDS Diversity Awards are presented to external individuals and organizations that work to reduce and eliminate disparities in HIV incidence and care in KP regions and include a $10,000 grant. KP Regions are Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Northern and Southern California, Ohio, Northwest (Oregon and Washington) and the Mid-Atlantic States (Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C.). As the second largest provider of HIV care in the United States (Kaiser Permanente and Group Health Cooperative collectively), Kaiser Permanente is committed to addressing health disparities in HIV/AIDS incidence and care in the United States.
Neighborhood Excellence Initiative - Local Hero Award
Bank of America
Local Heroes are chosen for their commitment to the highest standards in community service and receive a $5,000 donation that they can direct to the nonprofit charity of his/her choice. Across America, nonprofits, local leaders and students are recognized and rewarded through the Neighborhood Excellence Initiative (NEI), a Bank of America philanthropic program that has helped to strengthen communities.
The Josiah Hill Community Leadership Award
Multnomah County Health Dept. - Public Health Hero Awards
Truly a Public Health Hero, Jacki won the honor in the category of The Josiah Hill Community Leadership Award: For outstanding community leaders dedicated to fighting for social, racial, health and environmental justice. The Public Health Heroes awards are an opportunity to recognize deserving people and organizations in the community who support and promote public health in their daily lives This person, organization or business is the driving force behind public health efforts that embody the following criteria: Makes a significant difference in the lives of the people served Builds on individual and community strengths and assets Mobilizes individuals and community groups to work in collaboration and cooperation Are unique, innovative or fill an identified gap in a specific community Is characterized by social justice and a celebration of diversity Multnomah County saluted six public health champions for their efforts to build a healthier community and boost awareness of public health issues during the 12th Annual Public Health Heroes Celebration in conjunction with National Public Health Week 2012. .
The Marigold - Ideas For Good Contest - Winner July 2012
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
As the founder of the Women Of A Certain Age project, Jacki Gethner was the July 2012 winner of the Ideas For Good Contest through Encore.org, an organization that provides pathways for individuals in the second half of life to start projects that make a difference in the world. Five winners each month (from April to October) receive a $5,000 grant toward their project, one grand prize winner each month will receive an educational or service-learning adventure via Road Scholar. The submissions are judged against the following criteria: Is the idea feasible and would a $5,000 prize significantly help to implement the idea? Does the idea focus on an important issue that fits within the stated criteria for the Contest? Does the Entrant demonstrate passion for the idea? Does the idea provide a compelling conversation starter for the online community? If executed with the idea likely make a significant impact on the people in the applicable community?
Kaiser Permanente
National Diversity, Kaiser Permanente presented the 2009 Kaiser Permanente HIV/AIDS Diversity Awarded to two organizations and one individual, Jacki Gethner, during the 32nd Annual National Diversity Conference in San Francisco, California. The Kaiser Permanente HIV/AIDS Diversity Awards are presented to external individuals and organizations that work to reduce and eliminate disparities in HIV incidence and care in KP regions and include a $10,000 grant. KP Regions are Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Northern and Southern California, Ohio, Northwest (Oregon and Washington) and the Mid-Atlantic States (Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C.). As the second largest provider of HIV care in the United States (Kaiser Permanente and Group Health Cooperative collectively), Kaiser Permanente is committed to addressing health disparities in HIV/AIDS incidence and care in the United States.
Neighborhood Excellence Initiative - Local Hero Award
Bank of America
Local Heroes are chosen for their commitment to the highest standards in community service and receive a $5,000 donation that they can direct to the nonprofit charity of his/her choice. Across America, nonprofits, local leaders and students are recognized and rewarded through the Neighborhood Excellence Initiative (NEI), a Bank of America philanthropic program that has helped to strengthen communities.
The Josiah Hill Community Leadership Award
Multnomah County Health Dept. - Public Health Hero Awards
Truly a Public Health Hero, Jacki won the honor in the category of The Josiah Hill Community Leadership Award: For outstanding community leaders dedicated to fighting for social, racial, health and environmental justice. The Public Health Heroes awards are an opportunity to recognize deserving people and organizations in the community who support and promote public health in their daily lives This person, organization or business is the driving force behind public health efforts that embody the following criteria: Makes a significant difference in the lives of the people served Builds on individual and community strengths and assets Mobilizes individuals and community groups to work in collaboration and cooperation Are unique, innovative or fill an identified gap in a specific community Is characterized by social justice and a celebration of diversity Multnomah County saluted six public health champions for their efforts to build a healthier community and boost awareness of public health issues during the 12th Annual Public Health Heroes Celebration in conjunction with National Public Health Week 2012. .
The Marigold - Ideas For Good Contest - Winner July 2012
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
As the founder of the Women Of A Certain Age project, Jacki Gethner was the July 2012 winner of the Ideas For Good Contest through Encore.org, an organization that provides pathways for individuals in the second half of life to start projects that make a difference in the world. Five winners each month (from April to October) receive a $5,000 grant toward their project, one grand prize winner each month will receive an educational or service-learning adventure via Road Scholar. The submissions are judged against the following criteria: Is the idea feasible and would a $5,000 prize significantly help to implement the idea? Does the idea focus on an important issue that fits within the stated criteria for the Contest? Does the Entrant demonstrate passion for the idea? Does the idea provide a compelling conversation starter for the online community? If executed with the idea likely make a significant impact on the people in the applicable community?