Our Pregnancy Help Clinic Staff

Lori has been with PHC since 2015.  At the clinic, Lori assists and coordinates volunteers, office functions, and guides the PHC baby boutique to ensure an excellent experience for clients.

Lori has a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Madonna University. She spent ten years working at TWR Automotive in quality control.  She then spent two years in her home caring for her three children and husband full time.

Lori and her family are a members of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church.  She is actively involved with her children at Glenn's School of Dance and both Legends Futbal and Volleyball Clubs.

Christine White is the client services coordinator for Pregnancy Help Clinic and has been with the organization for 15 years. She attended Ohio State University and completed LPN education and pharmacology certification at Columbus School of Nursing.

Before joining PHC, Chris worked for Ohio State University Hospitals as a surgical nurse and spent 5 years working in medical research. She is a past PTO president and served on several advisory boards with Brighton schools. She attends Holy Spirit Catholic Church.

Chris helps clients to become effective parents and build strong families through the mentoring programs at PHC. She is also a dedicated member of the medical clinic staff.

Suzanne has been with the clinic for over 14 years.  She is our current Nurse Manager at Pregnancy Help Clinic and oversees the medical clinic under the direction of the medical director.

Suzanne is a Women’s Health Care Nurse Practitioner, Board Certified, having completed a Master of Science in Nursing degree from the University of Cincinnati in 2018. She obtained an Associate of Science in Nursing degree from Schoolcraft College and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from Madonna University and has been practicing as a registered nurse since 1996.

Suzanne’s passion is to protect and promote reproductive health and to support women to make positive life choices. She provides patient care by performing pregnancy testing, limited ultrasound exams, STI testing and treatment, lactation counseling, and reproductive education.

Lindsay started volunteering in 2006 as a presenter for the On F.I.R.E. program.

After taking some time off to start a family, Lindsay returned as a volunteer receptionist, which led to her accepting the front office manager position in 2019.

Lindsay earned a bachelor’s degree from Cincinnati Christian University, where she studied Biblical Studies for the Helping Professions. 

She and her husband have two daughters and attend 2|42 Community Church. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends, hand lettering, and yoga in her spare time.

Erin joined the staff at Pregnancy Help Clinic in 2021 as Development Director. She hopes to foster meaningful relationships with PHC supporters and allies through regular communication. Her goal is for each supporter to feel connected to the ongoing impact they are having in the community and to realize how much they are appreciated.

Erin holds BS and MS degrees in chemical engineering from the University of New Hampshire and Northeastern University, respectively. Prior to joining PHC, some of the hats she has worn include process engineer, scout leader, children’s ministry director, small group leader, caregiver, church administrator, and worship band member.

Married to her high school sweetheart, Erin and her husband have raised three children and are loving their current role as doting grandparents. Aside from work, Erin enjoys swimming, kayaking, baking, reading, and spending time with family.

Michelle transitioned to the Earn While You Learn Program Director in 2021. She started at Pregnancy Help Clinic as a volunteer with her daughter in 2018. She has served in the baby boutique and as a receptionist in the front office.

Michelle holds a BS in Microbiology. She worked in clinical research and quality assurance for 12 years. While her children were young, she owned her own pet sitting business. During that time, her eyes were opened to the possibility of working at something that helped others in a meaningful way. Over the years, she has volunteered in several different capacities at her church. Demonstrating respect and value for life has always been close to her heart.

Family is also very important to Michelle. She has been married to her husband Mike since 1991. Whether at home or traveling, she values the time they spend together with their son and daughter. She hopes to help other parents find joy in parenting and making memories with their children.