Get to know Brittany Semsch, our Senior Manager of School Based Services! How long have you worked at Tri-County? Three and a half years. What do you like to do in your free time? Much of my free time these days is filled chasing my energetic, 16 month old daughter, Mia, around! It’s so fun to [...]
Vicky Ward pioneered prevention in the Northland, and the story starts 30 years ago. In July of 1993, Vicky was contracted by Tri-County Mental Health Services to develop “a prevention program.” Soon after, in September of 1994, Vicky was hired on as a staff member at Tri-County under Missouri’s Community 2000 initiative. The goal of [...]
Tammy Long has served as Billing Manager for Tri-County Mental Health Services for 21 years. She enjoys fishing for bass, two-stepping the night away at famed music venue Knuckleheads Saloon in KC's East Bottoms and vacationing in New Orleans. What do you like to do in your free time? Fishing and spending time with family. [...]
Employee Spotlight - Lauren Quint Lauren Quint has been with Tri-County since 2010 and works as a Community Psychosocial Rehabilitation Program Manager serving in the Adult Community Support department. Let's learn a little bit about Lauren! What do you like to do in your free time? Take walks with my husband and our two dogs, KiKi [...]
Housing Coordinator Robyn Hudson has been with Tri-County for five years and is responsible for helping to manage the Tri-County housing programs, working with the adult Community Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program team, providing housing resources for Tri-County consumers and the community as well as working with the community regarding homeless education and prevention. Pictured here with [...]
The March 2021 employee spotlight is Brande Rash! She’s been with Tri-County for five years and is a Crisis Clinician and Hospital Liaison most recently developing her role as hospital liaison. What started as simple follow-up calls regarding clients post hospitalization, has grown into an important position at Tri-County reaching out to the local psychiatric [...]
