Carrie Blumert Resigns from Oklahoma County Council to Lead MHAOK
Announcement of Carrie Blumert's New Role
Mental Health Association Oklahoma (MHAOK) is excited to announce that Carrie Blumert has stepped down from her position as an Oklahoma County Commissioner to take on the role of CEO. This impactful decision will take effect on September 30, filling a pivotal leadership position that can drive mental health advocacy and support within the state.
Impact on Mental Health Services
By transitioning to MHAOK, Blumert aims to enhance mental health services in the region, working closely with local councils and organizations. As a champion for mental health policy, her experience will be invaluable in addressing the needs of the community.
Community Response
- Enhanced focus on mental health initiatives
- Commitment to community well-being
- Leadership and advocacy in mental health
The Oklahoma community, including the Oklahoma County Commission, has expressed strong support for Blumert's new role, emphasizing the importance of mental health resources.
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