Two join team at Community Healing Centers
Ed Musolff has joined Community Healing Centers of Kalamazoo as payroll and benefits administrator.
He previously was manager of payroll, benefits and facilities for Cardiogenesis Corporation of Irvine, Calif. His previous experience also includes management of human resources, facilities, and sales functions in various roles in the medical device industry.
A second new employee for Community Healing Centers is Ashely Outman.
She is a Temporary Limited License Psychologist and joins CHC as a residential therapist specializing in substance abuse assessment and counseling. Prior to joining Community Healing Centers Ashley was with MPI Research.
Ashley earned an M.A. in Counseling Psychology from WMU and will be practicing at the Jim Gilmore Jr. Community Healing Center.
Community Healing Centers is a non-profit provider of integrated healing services and professional counseling. Programs are available at Community Healing Centers offices, in homes, schools, churches, after-school programs, juvenile court, and a variety of community locations.
Writer: Kathy Jennings, Second Wave Media
Source: Marni Berghuis, Community Health Centers
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