St. Mary's Health & Clearwater Valley Health
Cody Wilkinson has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Cody started their career in 2015 as an Ultrasonographer at St. Mary's Health & Clearwater Valley Health, where they worked until 2019. During their time there, they also served as the Project/Grants Management Coordinator and later became the Director of Clinic Operations. In 2021, they took on the role of Director of Population Health at the same organization.
In 2014, Cody also worked as an Adjunct Faculty Instructor at Lewis-Clark State College, where they taught until December 2021. Additionally, they held a fellowship position at the National Rural Health Association from 2020 to 2021.
Cody Wilkinson received a Bachelor's degree in Radiologic Technology/Science - Radiographer from Boise State University in 2003. In 2015, Cody obtained a Master's degree in Health/Health Care Administration/Management from Colorado State University Global. In 2023, Cody completed a Certificate in Business Analytics at Cornell University. Additionally, Cody has obtained various certifications, including Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification from Purdue University in 2019, and ARDMS and ARRT certifications in 2006 and 2002, respectively.
St. Mary's Health & Clearwater Valley Health
St. Mary’s Health & Clearwater Valley Health are a part of the award-winning Kootenai Health system and we are located in North Central Idaho. We provide the best patient care possible for our close-knit, rural communities and are comprised of 2 Critical Access hospitals with Level 4 Trauma designations, and 7 medical clinics. We’ve built our reputation on the exceptional care and compassion we offer all our patients, a legacy preserved from our simple beginnings. Our hospitals and clinics are nestled among the high mountain prairies and rivers of North Central Idaho, including the beautiful Clearwater, Lochsa, Selway and Salmon Rivers, and in close proximity to the Clearwater National Forest, Seven Devils and Hells Canyon Recreation Areas, and the Gospel Hump and Frank Church “River of No Return” Wilderness. From birth and through almost every stage of life and medical needs, our facilities and staff provide a wide range of services so that people in our communities have access to quality health care close to home.