Katrina Egner is the President and Chief Executive Officer at SOUND, responsible for setting the organization’s strategic direction.
Egner began her career at SOUND as an intern in 1997, and over the course of her two-and-a-half-decade tenure, she has served in various roles, including crisis services coordinator, mental health specialist, and director overseeing critical programs such as crisis services, admissions, the transition support program, re-entry case management, the housing voucher program, mental health and veterans’ courts, and SOUND’s commercial insurance business line.
Most recently, she served as Executive Vice President and Chief Programs Officer, where she played a key role in implementing Reaching Recovery, a measurement-based model that customizes clients' care based on their evolving needs throughout their recovery journey.
Egner exemplifies her commitment to SOUND's mission, stating, "I am honored to lead SOUND’s team of compassionate, dedicated professionals as we evolve to meet the changing needs of our community. SOUND is providing innovative, integrated care that combines behavioral health, substance use disorder, and primary care coordination to treat the whole person. As our community grows, this work is more important than ever, and I am proud of the incredible people at SOUND who make a difference every day."
She is a licensed mental health counselor and child mental health specialist. Egner holds a BA in Psychology from the University of Washington and an MA in Couples and Family Therapy from Antioch University.
