Welcome To The Team!
- KRANER
- Mar 29, 2021
- 2 min read
We invite you to join us in welcoming to the team Angie Davis.
Angie is originally from St. Louis, Missouri. She moved to St. George in 2016 to be near her mother.
Her educational journey has led her to earn an Associate of Applied Science degree in Administrative Support from Sanford-Brown College, a Bachelor of Arts in Corporate Communication from Fontbonne University, and a Master of Business Administration with specialization in Healthcare Management from Western Governors University.
Her hobbies and interest involve exploring food and cooking new recipes, camping, hiking trails and exploring the outdoors with my fiancé and two sons ages two years and seven months.
Angie is joining us in a newly created position, which we are calling an "Options Counselor." As our Options Counselor, Angie will perform a variety of duties related to consumer-directed, short-term decision and support to consumers, family members, caregivers, and others requesting information and assistance from the AAA.
If you are calling for assistance, Angie will be the first member of our staff you will talk to. In her conversation with you, she will gather information to connect you to our services, as well as referrals to our community partners and other community based resources that best fit your needs.
We are excited to have this new position to better serve our community and we are happy to have Angie join our team!
Kristina Raner has been with the AAA-Five County since 2015. She holds a master's degree in Public Administration and is a certified Dementia Specialist. Kristina serves as the lead for AAA-Five County's Benefits Enrollment Center, Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program, and Media Outreach. Additionally, she is the Program Director for our AmeriCorps Education Award Program.
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