Our Team

Oregon AETC Staff

Dayna K. Morrison, MPH

Senior Director of AETC Programs

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  • Dayna K. Morrison brings over 20 years of experience working with people living with HIV/AIDS in Oregon and abroad. In her current role as Program Manger for the Oregon AETC and Lead Faculty for SOGI (sexual orientation/gender identity), Ms. Morrison has provided capacity building assistance to health care systems, federally qualified health centers, and clinicians in efforts to build more inclusive healthcare environments. Additionally, she has coordinated the LGBTQ+ Health Coalition of the Columbia-Willamette since 2010 representing LGBTQ+ voices in Health Equity Workgroups through the Oregon Health Authority. Previous professional positions include Director of HIV Services at Quest Center for Integrative Health, and Program Coordinator for the CDC Global AIDS Program.

  • BA, Sociology and Anthropology, Chemistry Minor, Lewis & Clark College, 2001

    MPH, School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, International Health and Infectious Disease, 2005

Ashley Allison

Prevention Director

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  • Ashley brings to the team over six years of experience in direct patient care, research, and project coordination in reproductive health and HIV prevention and care. Ashley has spent the past several years of her career splitting her time between Portland, Oregon and Johannesburg, South Africa working to improve health outcomes among diverse and underserved populations. In Portland, Ashley worked in direct patient care at Planned Parenthood Columbia Willamette providing support and health education to patients accessing care. In Johannesburg, Ashley worked as a Development Officer and Project Coordinator in the design, implementation, and coordination of several large-scale HIV testing and ART adherence support programs and projects.

  • BA, International Affairs, Lewis and Clark College, 2009

Rayna Appenzeller, JD

Practice Transformation Senior Manager

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  • Rayna is the Practice Transformation Lead for the Oregon AETC, and works with FQHCs across the state on quality improvement and systems level change. She works to improve access along the HIV Care Continuum among Black, Latinx and Indigenous Populations. Rayna is passionate about health policy, equitable procedures, quality improvement tools, and taking an interdisciplinary approach to systems level change.

  • BA, University of California at Berkeley, American Studies, with an emphasis on Social Movement & Law

    JD, University of California at Hastings College of Law, with a concentration in Health Law and Policy. Alumn, The Medical-Legal Partnership and Consortium on Law, Science and Health Policy, at UC Hastings and UCSF Medical Center

Rachel Greim, MPH

Equity Manager

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  • Rachel is the Equity Lead and SOGI trainer for the Oregon AETC. She’s been with the AETC since July 2020 and in addition to her SOGI work, coordinates trainings on anti-racism and trauma-informed care for the HIV workforce in Oregon and coordinates the biennial 2SLGBTQ+ Meaningful Care Conference. Originally from San Diego, CA, Rachel moved to Portland, Oregon to complete her masters in public health at the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health

  • AA, Social Sciences, Mira Costa College, 2014

    BA, Human Development, University of California San Diego, 2016

    MPH, Health Promotion, OHSU-PSU School of Public Health, 2020

Oregon AETC Faculty