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Crystal Granger Ross

She/Her/Hers

Office Specialist/Receptionist, Student Health & Counseling Center

88313 | rossc@wou.edu
SHC 101

Why I chose WOU

I enjoy working with all of the students, I love the connections that I have made with staff and students. It is close to home and offers a wide variety of benefits personally and professionally.

At WOU since

08/29/2012

Hobbies

Spending time with my family and our horses, being a 4-H leader, camping, hiking, riding my quad and reading/watching true crime.

Fun fact

I can usually remember a persons name after only meeting them once.

Hometown

Dallas, Oregon

Favorite book/movie

Way too many to list! But, I love the movie Dirty Dancing. My favorite author is Nicholas Sparks.

Areas of responsibility

I am responsible for meeting with students and enrolling them in our CCare program. I am also resposnible for all of the insurance billing and some coding.

Education

Certificate of Completion in Medical Billing and Coding from Valley Medical College.

Professional experience

I have worked in the medical field for 15 years.

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