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Leadership & Staff
Management Team
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| Robin Haldiman, CEO |
(540) 857-6993 x134 |
Robin.Haldiman@chiprv.org |
| Ms. Haldiman joined CHIP in 1995 as the organization’s second CEO. Her background includes 14 years tenure as CHIP’s CEO and an additional 12 years experience in program and organization management in the non-profit sector. In her tenure, she has overseen the development of a long-range plan and business plan, expanded program services to include mental health, oral health, asthma, and pregnant moms case management, initiated collaborative efforts bringing new expertise and funding to CHIP, and implemented a computerized patient tracking system to better maintain data for outcome tracking and position CHIP to implement research and evaluation efforts. Ms. Haldiman is Chair of the Community Based Health Care Coalition, Chair of the Roanoke Mission of Mercy Executive Committee, Vice Chair of the Virginia Oral Health Coalition in Richmond, VA and a member of the community leadership boards for Virginia Tech Carilion Medical School and Junior League of Roanoke Valley. Ms. Haldiman holds a B.A. degree in Business Administration from Mary Baldwin College, and is a graduate of the Health Care Executive Program from the Anderson Graduate School of Management at UCLA.
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Dianna Journell,
Director of Family Support Services |
(540) 857-6993 x114 |
Dianna.Journell@chiprv.org |
| Ms. Journell joined CHIP in 2000 as a Family Case Manager. She was promoted to the position of Senior Family Case Manager in 2004 and to the position of Director of Family Support Services in 2005. Her background includes 12 years experience in Early Childhood Development, home visitation, and providing interventions to high-risk families. She has received certifications in Child Development, Parents As Teachers, and is certified to provide Core Service Training for CHIP staff throughout Virginia. Ms. Journell sits on the Roanoke Regional Steering Committee, the Smart Beginnings of Roanoke Valley’s Operations Committee, and the Smart Beginnings’ EAT and PEAT Committees. Ms. Journell holds an A.A.S. in Mental Health from Virginia Western Community College. |
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Lin Young,
RN BC, AE-C, PhD, Director of Nursing & Training |
(540) 857-6993 x113 |
Lin.Young@chiprv.org |
| Dr. Young joined CHIP in 2007 as the organization’s first Director of Nursing & Training. Her background includes 40 years of nursing experience, with a specialty in Pediatric Care. Prior to joining CHIP, Dr. Young served as the Director of Pediatric Services for Carilion Roanoke Community Hospital and spent 15 years as an Associate Professor of Nursing at Radford University’s School of Nursing. Dr. Young holds a B.S.N. in Nursing from Florida State University, a M.S. in Clinical Specialist Nursing of Children from the Medical College of Virginia at Virginia Commonwealth University, and a Ph.D. in Family & Child Development from Virginia Tech. She is Board Certified as a Pediatric Nurse and is a Certified Asthma Educator. Her publications include Young, M.R. & Fu, V.R. (1988). Influence of play and temperament on the young child's response to pain. Children's Health Care: Journal of the Association for the Care of Children's Health, 16, 209-215. |
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Alicia Hamed-Moore,
Director of Mental Health Services |
(540) 857-6993 x101 |
Ali.Hamed@chiprv.org |
| Ms. Hamed-Moore joined CHIP in 2007 as Director of Mental Health Services. Her background includes program management and service coordination for high-risk populations including homeless, incarcerated, low-income and GLBT persons. Prior to joining CHIP, Ms. Hamed-Moore served as the Clinic Manager for Planned Parenthood of the Blue Ridge, a full service GYN clinic, and as a Program Coordinator for the YWCA’s Transitional Living Program. Since joining CHIP, Ms. Hamed-Moore has built collaborative partnerships with area Mental Health providers; restructured Mental Health Services to include an evidence-based curriculum; instituted new methods of screening families for mental illness through the introduction of the Parenting Stress Index: Short Form, and implemented the use of the Center for Epidemiological Studies-Depression Screen for all CHIP enrolled families. She currently serves on the 0-3 Committee for Infant and Toddler Mental Health, the Roanoke Local Human Rights Committee, and the Mental Health Advisory Board for CHIP. Ms. Hamed-Moore holds a B.A. in Sociology with a concentration in Social Work from Roanoke College and is a 2010 Masters of Public Administration candidate at James Madison University. |
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John C. Moody, Jr., MS, CMA,
Director of Finance |
(540) 857-6993 x129 |
John.Moody@chiprv.org |
| Mr. Moody joined CHIP in 1997 as Director of Finance. His background includes accounting and human resources experience in manufacturing, insurance, and distribution companies. Mr. Moody has also served as a consultant for financial systems and strategic planning corporations. Mr. Moody holds a B.S. degree in Accounting from Virginia Tech, a M.S. in Business from Radford University, and a graduate certification in Cash Management from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University. Mr. Moody is a Certified Management Accountant. |
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FAMILY CASE MANAGERS
To reach a Family Case Manager, please contact the Main Office at (540) 857-6993.
Melissa A., Kristin B., Dale B., Maria C. (Bilingual Staff), Maria H., Tanya H., Dana M., Elizabeth M., Kristin P. (Bilingual Staff), Tara W., Tracy Y, Amanda P.
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COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSES
To reach a Community Health Nurse, please contact the Main Office at (540) 857-6993.
Jessica G, RN, AE-C Carol H., PNP, AE-C; Jane H., RN, AE-C; Rose H, RN; Lisa M, RN, AE-C |
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MENTAL HEALTH CASE MANAGERS
To reach a Mental Health Case Manager, please contact the Main Office at (540) 857-6993.
Whitney C., QMHP; Hannah P., QMHP |
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SUPPORT STAFF
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