Your Alliance Team

After graduating from Lane Community College in Eugene, Oregon, with an Associate Degree in Nursing in 1983, Andi worked at Virginia Mason Hospital in critical care. She served on the ICU Education Committee and earned her CCRN in 1985. Andi became an independent contractor in 1987, and started her own small agency. In 1989, Andi helped start Acute Care, Inc., which later became Alliance Nursing.

Andi has two grown sons, enjoys quilting, gardening, travel and reading, and has been a member of TEC (a business development organization) for the past eight years.

Cyndie began working in home healthcare soon after graduating from Shoreline Community College in 1993 with her nursing degree. In 1994, Cyndie joined the Alliance team and was instrumental in opening their first Adult Family Home. Since then, Cyndie has been Case Coordinator for many homecare clients, and became a Clinical Supervisor for Alliance Nursing in February 2005. In April 2011 Cyndie became the Director of Nursing where she supervises a staff of 120 nurses.  

Cyndie spends her spare time volunteering as a Disaster Coordinator for the American Red Cross, camping and reading, and tending her four children, husband and horses.

Mary Jo graduated from an RN program in Bremerton, Washington and began her career in a nursing home and on-call for a local hospital.  After becoming a full-time pediatric nurse, she teamed up with Alliance as a Clinical supervisor in 1999 for the South Sound areas.  Her office is located in Olympia.  Mary Jo resides in Elma on the Satsop River with her husband.  She enjoys crafts, gardening and cooking in her spare time.

Pat is a 1969 graduate of the University of Florida and has practiced nursing for 41 years.  She spent 15 years in medical-surgical nursing, seven of those in critical care.  She has worked in Home Health for 19 years, including 7 years with Acute Care, Inc (now Alliance Nursing).  Pat rejoined Alliance Nursing in 2011 as the Clinical Supervisor for the North Sound areas.  Pat is a member of the National Association for Homecare and Hospice.

Pat enjoys learning, quilting, square dancing, traveling with her husband, and visiting with her 2 grown children.