Leadership Team
Ginger Hines is an accomplished healthcare leader with more than 25 years’ experience in healthcare administration, operations and management consulting. Ginger has led teams within healthcare organizations of varied sizes, including multi-state integrated delivery systems, physician practice networks, hospice/home care agencies, and startups in the biomedical and medical device spaces. She also has experience working for a commercial health plan and advising a Medicaid plan in network development.
Ginger’s work for the past eight years has focused on delivering new models of care and partnerships in the population health space. She has experience creating and implementing advanced payment models for both Medicare and pediatric populations and enjoys the challenges and rewards of working to advance value-based models of care. Before joining Seattle Children’s, Ginger served with organizations including Providence Health and Services Population Health Division, Swedish Medical Group, Pointb and ClearMedical.
Ginger earned her Master of Public Health from the University of Washington.
Dr. Campbell practices as a board-certified general pediatrician and adolescent medicine specialist in the Division of General Pediatrics at SCH. She is also a Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at UW. Dr. Campbell is a practicing clinician that provides high quality care in primary care and adolescent medicine at Odessa Brown Children’s Clinic (OBCC). Her clinical interests include primary preventative care, reproductive health care, delivery of confidential services in the primary care setting and provision of mental health and eating disorder care in the primary care setting.
Lianna Bode is a healthcare operations professional with more than 15 years of experience – including complex program implementations and management, wellness initiatives, project and program management, Lean methodology, strategic planning, member/patient experience and associated marketing and communications needs. She has spent the majority of her career focused on population health, and is driven by Seattle Children’s mission to provide hope, care and cures to help every child live the healthiest and most fulfilling life possible.
Her past experience includes time with Providence Health and Services where she helped launch and manage population health initiatives. Before joining Providence, Lianna worked at Mercer Consulting managing complex benefit renewals and implementations. Lianna earned a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Health Administration from the University of Washington.