The California Telehealth Resource Center (CTRC) is a leading source of expertise and comprehensive knowledge in the development and operation of telemedicine and telehealth programs. Established as a federally designated Telehealth Resource Center in 2006, the CTRC is nationally recognized as one of fourteen HRSA funded Telehealth Resource Centers around the country.
Meet our team below
Lindsey Haase, MBA is a dedicated leader in health informatics. Lindsey has worked in the health information technology industry for over two decades striving to simplify complex systems in pursuit of health equity and sustainability. Lindsey joined OCHIN’s Executive Leadership Team to further expand CTRC’s work in connecting disparate and underserved systems across the country through consultation, resource development, innovation and thought partnership. Working with the Executive Team, she leads the execution of plans, supports the CTRC team to reach organizational goals, and identifies and pursues pathways, projects, and standards to achieve federal program goals and objectives.
Lindsey brings leading industry experience and has a proven track record of building large programs into systems to be sustainable, flexible, and impactful. Coupled with her extensive experience in building and leading complex programs, Lindsey brings a unique perspective and leadership abilities to bring systems and people together to solve healthcare’s complex issues. Lindsey also has significant experience in adult learning at the university level which includes course design and teaching complex technology concepts to students with little to no previous exposure to healthcare technology systems. Her courses were able to translate the complexities into core concepts that are transferable and relevant to health care administrators. In 2018, Lindsey completed a fellowship at the George Washington University – Milken Institute of Public Health in their Geiger Gibson Health Policy Fellows Program. In 2021, Lindsey completed Cornell University’s System Thinking Certificate program. In addition to her professional work, Lindsey is a lifelong learner that also enjoys raising her daughter, amateur home improvement projects, and learning about social, cultural, and intellectual histories.
Shubha Devadoss is the Program Manager at CTRC since May 2021. As a data driven individual with an innovative mindset, Shubha brings over 8 years of experience in the healthcare field to CTRC and has a passion for health care technology, project management and process improvement. Along with the Program Director, she plays an active role in the program governance and financial management. She also provides project management oversight to ensure that deliverables are met, and initiatives are launched successfully.
Aislynn Taylor joined the program in 2017, bringing with her several years of dedicated patient advocacy, brand management, program coordination, and marketing experience. She is a detail-oriented professional with a record of success managing programs within the healthcare industry. As the CTRC Program Specialist, Aislynn supports the CTRCs training and resource development, working with the team to provide relevant information to California providers and patients, and track trends in technical assistance utilization. Aislynn leads CTRCs outreach efforts through the management of this website, various social platforms, and our monthly newsletter. Her experience in event planning supports the team in the preparation and hosting of regular training events, webinars, and the Annual CA Telehealth Summit. When away from work, Aislynn can be found exploring her surroundings in Northern California.
Skilled in content writing, digital marketing, design, and social media analysis; CTRC content intern, Mariah, is continuing to hone her skills through her in-progress Bachelor of Science – focused in Digital Communication Arts – from Oregon State University. She is a dedicated and empowered individual who is happy to be helping to address equity in healthcare through her position at OCHIN’s California Telehealth Resource Center.
With her background in content writing and journalism, Mariah collaborates with the CTRC team and other industry experts to compile easy-to-read blog posts; allowing both providers and patients alike to learn more about telehealth news, insights, and more.
Before coming to CTRC, Mariah worked as a content specialist for the marketing company, Webfor, where she compiled hundreds of blogs, website content, social media captions, and more for her ten clients. Despite her knack for blog writing, she found that she desired work that had a higher purpose. Inspired by this revelation, Mariah applied to OCHIN, where she eventually found her niche.
Although she is new to the healthcare industry, Mariah’s love of knowledge has given her a new understanding of both telehealth and health equity. Fueled by this newfound knowledge, she has embraced her novel love of all things telehealth and plans to pursue a career in the industry.
