Meet Our Team

In August 2021, Audra joined the Arlington Health and Rehabilitation team as its Administrator. Bringing with her more than a decade of leadership experience in the skilled nursing facility setting, she is responsible for overseeing all facility operations, including monitoring its compliance with State and Federal regulations, leading staff and personnel management, monitoring financials and reporting, and addressing and resolving any conflicts or issues that pertain to the facility and its residents.

Audra is not new to the Nightingale Healthcare family, having also served as Administrator from 2018-2020 at one of Arlington Health and Rehabilitation’s nearby sister facilities, View Ridge Care Center. Audra was most recently an Administrator for another skilled facility in eastern Washington.

Audra received her Master’s in Business Administration with an Accounting focus from Washington State University and her Master’s in Psychology from the University of Phoenix. She holds her license in Nursing Home Administration.

In her free-time, you can often find Audra enjoying wine tastings, day trips, and spending quality time with her family, including her husband, two daughters and one son.

Prior to her arrival at Arlington Health and Rehab in 2017, Tanya was the MDS Coordinator and Director of Nursing Services at another area skilled nursing facility for nine years.  Tanya excels in the role of MDS Coordinator, where she is responsible for coordinating and completing the appropriate assessments to allow for development and delivery of care needs for all residents.  Tanya was also the Director of Nursing for the facility for a short while in 2021.

Tanya maintains more than 30 years of experience in long-term care settings, first as a nursing assistant then as an LPN prior to acquiring her RN. She has an Associates degree in Nursing from North Seattle Community College and received her LPN diploma at Bellingham Technical College.

When she is away from work, Tanya enjoys reading and spending time with her family. She has been married for nearly 30 years and, together, they share three adult children and are expecting their first grandson in January 2019.

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Pamela has been a part of the Arlington Health & Rehabilitation team since August 2017 where her primary duties include managing the therapy department through coordination and supervision of each resident’s individual plans of treatment and care.

She received her Master of Occupational Therapy from the University of Puget Sound and has been a practicing therapist for nearly a decade.

In her free-time, Pamela enjoys the great outdoors, but especially stand up paddle boarding and kayaking. She also loves to spend time with her friends and family, including her husband, Steve, of 23 years; and three sons, Gavin (21), Truman (17), and Winston (15).

With more than 20 years in the medical field, Robert has a depth of knowledge and understanding that has proven valuable in his role as Social Services Director at Arlington Health & Rehabilitation, a position he has held since May 2021.

In this capacity, Robert’s primary responsibilities include developing and coordinating the social service portion of each resident’s overall plan of care to meet medically-related social and emotional needs. He is an advocate for each resident to ensure they receive the highest quality of life possible while residing and receiving care at Arlington Health and Rehabilitation.

Prior to his arrival at Arlington Health & Rehabilitation, Robert worked in various healthcare roles, including as social services and activities director, a provider of oxygen services to clients, HCA/med tech, activities aide, and health homes coordinator.

When he’s not caring for others at work, Robert is an avid Seattle sports fan and can be found spending time attending sporting events whenever possible. He also enjoys exploring the great outdoors, especially hiking and camping; traveling to visit family in Michigan, Minnesota, and Arizona; and riding his motorcycle while enjoying the beautiful PNW scenery.

Robert resides with his wonderful wife, Charlene, who also works in healthcare as a nurse.

Eileen joined Arlington Health & Rehabilitation as its Life Enrichment Director in early 2019 with a mission to provide quality of life to her residents. Over the last two years, she has done just that, fulfilling her purpose through engaging, interactive, and rewarding one-on-one and group activities for the individuals she serves. In the capacity of Life Enrichment Director, Eileen is responsible for the development and coordination of activity programs for the community that reflects the varied interests of the residents and provides them with meaningful and life enriching activities.

Bringing with her over a decade of professional expertise, Eileen understands the value of elevating her residents’ lives through personal engagement and enrichment. “I like to think that I bring joy each day to my residents!” adds Eileen.

Prior to joining the team at Arlington Health & Rehab, Eileen was a certified nursing assistant for seven years, as well as an activities assistant for four years.

Eileen is a native to Hawaii and is fascinated by other cultures. In her free-time, she also enjoys home décor, crafts, going to museums, self-improvement, and spending time with her family.  She has been married for 24 years to her husband, William, and is also a mother to her daughter Eizalynn. She is a fur-mama to two cats, Momo and Binx, and their dog, Freckles.

Rodger wears many hats at Arlington Health & Rehabilitation! Since his arrival in early 2014, he has overseen not only the day-to-day operations of the facility’s dining services, but also the laundry and housekeeping department. In this capacity, at any given moment, he may be cooking and washing dishes or cleaning and doing laundry.

Prior to joining Arlington Health & Rehabilitation’s management team, Rodger was employed in the food service department at Skagit Valley Hospital for nearly three decades and spent many years running a family-owned restaurant. These experiences honed his culinary skills and ability to competently manage a diverse task list.

In his free-time, Rodger enjoys bowling, camping, and traveling. He has three grown children, including his daughter, Kendra, who also works at Arlington Health & Rehabilitation in the administrative office, and three grandchildren with whom he loves spending quality time.

Nancy has been the Business Office Manager for Arlington Health & Rehabilitation since July 2017, bringing with her more than three decades of professional experience in not only business management, but nursing home settings. In this capacity, she is responsible for all facets of billing in the facility, overseeing the front office staff, and meeting with families to address any billing issues.

Nancy got her start working in nursing homes when she was still in high school. She has worked within many departments over her 30+ year career.

The mother of one daughter, Marquita, Nancy enjoys baking, camping, gardening and watching football (Go Seahawks!) in her free time.

With 15 years of experience, Jasmine joined the team at Arlington Health & Rehabilitation as a floor nurse in July 2019, transitioning into the Staff Development Coordinator position in 2021. In the capacity of Staff Development Coordinator, she is responsible for maintaining staff vaccines, licenses, and in-service records. She also oversees in-service implementation, conducts audits as well as NAC meetings, trainings, annual evaluations, and skills.

Jasmine received her LPN certificate from Bellingham Technical College in 2004.

In her free-time, you can find Jasmine reading, hiking, gardening, or spending time with animals. She resides with her husband, James, and three young sons: Jevoni, Jet, and Jaxton.