Shannon Webb, LICSW
Shannon Webb, LICSW
Integrated Behavioral Health Clinical Manager NorthWest Regional Network
- PeaceHealth
Professional Information
Shannon
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Webb, LICSW
Integrated Behavioral Health Clinical Manager NorthWest Regional Network
PeaceHealth
Mental Health Care
Education, Honors & Awards
Eastern Washington University
Masters in Social Work
(2007)
Yes
Everyday Leader Award, Woman of the Year, Scout Spirit, Certificate of Practicum Instruction, Agency Field Instructor Certificate
Personal Information
United States
WA
Bellingham
Alpha Kappa Delta, NASW, Phi Alpha, EWU Alumni Association
Arts & Culture, Social Action, Human Rights, Food & Wine
I have a deep passion for social work, rooted in the values of servant leadership, diversity, equity, and inclusion. My commitment to the health and well-being of the communities I serve is unwavering.
Over the past 20 years in the mental health sector, I have held various roles, including leadership, direct service, consultant, and strategist. My experience spans a comprehensive range of mental health services, including Adult IOP, Adult OP, Child and Family Programs (clinic-based and school-based across seven school districts and over 40 schools), lifespan services, geriatric programs with a focus on memory care programming, houseless and housing instability programs, psychiatric services, low-intensity medication management, crisis line programs, emergency shelter programs, transitional housing programs, youth housing, at-risk youth, and much more.
With over ten years of experience in the aging and long-term care field honing my medical social work skills, I have developed a profound passion for working with families impacted by memory care concerns, dealing with end-of-life issues, and coping with life adjustments. I have facilitated support groups around these topics, providing compassionate guidance and fostering a sense of community.
In my years working in the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Prevention community, I have served in roles such as director, manager, and advocate. My strong passion for eradicating violence and creating equitable access to resources and inclusive spaces for survivors has driven my work. I also served as a Board Member with the Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
I have received the Community Partner of the Year, Woman of the Year, Everyday Leader and Scout Spirit awards. Additionally, I volunteer with the Whatcom Community College Advisory Committee in Behavioral Health and SUDP Disciplines, continuing my commitment to community service and advocacy.
Throughout my career, I have demonstrated exceptional leadership, flexibility, and a commitment to improving service delivery and outcomes across various settings. I am passionate about social work and dedicated to the health and well-being of the communities I serve.
21-25 Years
Dedicated healthcare professional with a proven track record in planning, developing, and executing trauma-informed, evidence-based patient care programs across various departments and location. Skilled in fiscal management, personnel supervision, and strategic planning, with a focus on driving clinical excellence, cost efficiency, and patient satisfaction. Seeking a leadership role to lead transformative initiatives, foster diversity, and cultural competence, and integrate high-quality behavioral health services within value-based care models for improved patient outcomes and regulatory compliance
Shannon Webb: A Life Committed to Transformative Leadership in Behavioral Health
Shannon Webb is a seasoned healthcare professional who has dedicated over two decades to the field of social work and mental health services. With a diverse and illustrious career, Shannon's trajectory in the industry has been marked by outstanding achievements, innovative leadership, and an unwavering commitment to improving the lives of individuals and communities. As the Director of Whatcom County Outpatient for Compass Health, Shannon has made a significant impact on the provision of mental health services and is recognized for her exceptional accomplishments.
Early Career and Commitment to Excellence
Shannon's journey in the field began as a social worker, providing individual therapy to children within the Bellingham public schools. Her dedication to evidence-based practices and her innate ability to engage with clients on a profound level laid the foundation for a career filled with remarkable accomplishments.
Throughout her progressive career, Shannon consistently exceeded expectations, earning accolades in employee reviews and productivity requirements. She honed her skills in conducting assessments, developing care plans, and meticulously reviewing case files for accuracy, all while supervising other professionals. Her proficiency in safety and de-escalation techniques led her to spearhead workshops, committee workgroups, and facilitate various meetings, underlining her capacity for leadership.
Transformative Leadership and Achievements
Shannon's ascent within the field was marked by an unwavering commitment to driving positive change. Her pivotal role as the Director of Whatcom County Outpatient Programs showcased her exceptional leadership skills. In this capacity, Shannon oversaw a comprehensive range of mental health services, including Adult IOP, Adult OP, Child and Family Programs, CORS Program, Psychiatric services, and a co-located Pharmacy. Her results-oriented approach led to remarkable growth in services and full-time equivalents, with a staggering 485% growth rate in the School-Based program. She secured vital funding from the United Way to provide telehealth equipment to underserved areas, ensuring that mental health services reached even the most remote locations.
Shannon's adaptability and flexibility were exemplified during the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. As a Clinician III and Clinical Supervisor for the CORS program, she ensured that remote client access did not compromise the quality of service engagement and provision. Positive reports during supervision and evaluations testified to her exceptional leadership and supervision in the CORS program.
A Leader of Vision and Impact
Shannon Webb's career has been characterized by a visionary approach to improving the delivery of mental health services. She not only excelled in implementing innovative programs but also effectively leveraged external funding, such as support from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, to develop housing programs in partnership with public and private community members. Her capacity to spearhead transformative initiatives was evident in her ability to foster team development and cohesion through the planning and execution of staff retreats.
Throughout her career, Shannon remained deeply committed to cultural competence and safety, fostering a high level of both within her practice. Her dedication to achieving family engagement was not just a personal mission but also an aspect of her work in training others on effective techniques in this area.
As a healthcare professional, Shannon excelled in communication, organization, community resource knowledge, and effective client caseload management. Her unwavering commitment to high-quality, trauma-informed, evidence-based patient care programs across various departments has left an indelible mark on the field of behavioral health.
Seeking a Visionary Leadership Role
Shannon Webb's remarkable career demonstrates a profound dedication to improving the lives of individuals and communities through innovative, high-quality, and culturally competent mental health services. With a proven track record in planning, developing, and executing patient care programs, Shannon is now seeking a leadership role to lead transformative initiatives, foster diversity, and cultural competence, and integrate high-quality behavioral health services within value-based care models for improved patient outcomes and regulatory compliance. Her commitment to excellence, compassion, and leadership in behavioral health will undoubtedly continue to make a significant difference in the lives of those she serves.
LICSW, CMHS, MHP, TFCBT, CCBT, EMDR