Frontier Health and the Frontier Health Foundation are delighted to announce the appointment of Kaylee Murphy as the new Regional Community Development Director. With her wealth of experience and dedication, Murphy is set to lead efforts that will significantly enhance community mental health initiatives across the region, making a profound impact on the lives of many.
Murphy is a licensed professional counselor specializing in parent-child interaction therapy in Tennessee and Virginia. Over the past three years, she has served as the Senior Director of School-Based Services at Frontier Health, significantly contributing to educational settings’ mental health support system. Before this, Murphy worked for over two years as an outpatient therapist for children and adolescents in Hawkins County.
In her new position, Murphy will leverage her extensive experience to further the mission of Frontier Health Foundation. Her commitment to improving mental health services and her expertise in therapy training underscores her dedication to fostering healthier communities.
“As our Foundation has evolved, we’ve closely examined our community’s needs and how our efforts can further Frontier’s Mission. Having a dedicated individual to inform and educate our communities about our services, and to foster community support, aligns perfectly with our Foundation’s vision. We’re thrilled to announce Kaylee’s appointment to this pivotal role. Her expertise, passion, and attentive approach are an ideal match for Frontier’s culture and mission.” – Kristie Hammonds, President & CEO
Murphy’s transition to Regional Community Development Director marks a significant milestone in her career at Frontier Health. Her leadership and vision will play a pivotal role in driving community development and mental health initiatives forward, shaping the future of our organization and the communities we serve.
“I am incredibly excited to step in this new role and am eager to continue to contribute to our community’s growth and well-being. I look forward to working together to make a meaningful impact in Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia.” – Kaylee Murphy