Director
Brittany Mews
Brittany graduated from UW-Eau Claire with her Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing in May of 2009. She started working as a Public Health Nurse with the Clark County Health Department in 2009, became the Lead Public Health Nurse, and was promoted to the Director/Health Officer in 2019.
Public health is her passion. She is proud of all the Health Department staff members and partners for the collective work and positive impact they are making in Clark County. As a lifelong resident of Clark County, she is truly honored to be given the opportunity to lead the Health Department and serve the residents of Clark County.
Brittany resides in Clark County with her husband and her 3 little boys. Some of her hobbies include spending time family and friends, running, biking, going to beaches and lakes in the summer, snowmobiling, gardening, and enjoying the outdoors.
Lead Public Health Nurse
Kelsey Wussow
Kelsey obtained her Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree from UW-Eau Claire in May 2015, and was hired as a Public Health Nurse for the Clark County Health Department in July 2015. Kelsey took on a new role as the Lead Public Health Nurse in February 2020. Although Kelsey plays a part in several programs, the two main programs that she leads is the Reproductive Health and Immunization programs. Kelsey finds a lot of satisfaction in being a Nurse, but her favorite role is being a Mom to her three, beautiful daughters. When Kelsey is not working, she likes to spend time with her family. December is her favorite month, as preparing for Christmas Day is something she looks forward to every year! Kelsey is excited to continue serving the members of Clark County for many years to come.
Public Health Nurse
Corrine Spencer
corrine.spencer@co.clark.wi.us
Corrine graduated from UW-Eau Claire with her Bachelor of Science degree in nursing in May of 2016. After graduation, she worked as a Pediatric Registered Nurse at Marshfield Children’s Hospital for almost 4 years, before transitioning to the Clark County Health Department in March of 2020. She lives at home with her husband, their son, and their two Labrador fur babies. They love spending time “up at the lake” with family and friends, where everyone enjoys fishing and sitting around the campfire. She has loved being able to expand her nursing career, at the Clark County Health Department as a Public Health Nurse, in the way of continuing to help the community. She has always had a special place in her heart for children and their families, and enjoys being able to continue to take care of that population in Clark County.
Public Health Nurse
Katie Cook
Katie graduated from UW Eau Claire with her Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing in December of 2015. Following graduation, she worked at Marshfield Clinic in the hospital Operating Room, specializing in orthopedic surgery. She started at the Clark County Health Department in September 2019. Katie is involved in many programs including the Prenatal and Postnatal education program, Childhood Lead prevention, Car Seats for Kids, Safe Kids Wood and Clark County, and several other injury prevention programs. Katie loves the education aspect of nursing, and enjoys being on the prevention end of nursing after having worked in the OR. She lives at home with her husband and daughter, and plans to remain in the area for many years. She likes to spend her free time with her family and friends, and loves being outside kayaking, gardening, or going for walks.
Public Health Nurse
Megan Lindau
Megan graduated from UW-Eau Claire with her Bachelor of Science degree in nursing in May of 2003. She previously worked at the Clark County Health Department from 2004 – 2011, when she left the department to start a family. Megan rejoined the Clark County Health Department in March of 2020 to assist with the COVID response, and is excited to expand her role within the health department in January 2023. She resides in Abbotsford with her husband and two children. In her spare time, Megan enjoys spending time with her family, reading, and hiking.
Jail Nurse
Judy Crothers
Judy graduated from MSTC with ADN in Nursing in 1994. Worked at Memorial Medical Center in ER, OB, Pre-Post OP, Recovery, Med/Surg and as a shift supervisor. Then worked at Tomah VA in UC, Contessa as a RCC, and Marshfield Clinic in the Cardiac Stress Lab. She has 5 children and 7 grandchildren. Her hobbies include spending time with family, travel, photography and DIY projects.
Environmental Health Specialist II/Sanitarian
Dillon Brost
Dillon has been working for the Clark County Health Department since July of 2019. He graduated from UW-Stout in 2019 with a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science and a concentration in Environmental Health. Dillon’s roles at the Health Department includes; well water sampling for the DNR Transient Non-Community program, beach testing, lead investigations, animal bite follow up, environmental concern follow-up, and inspections of restaurants, retail, and recreation facilities. In his free time Dillon likes to go fishing, hunting, snowmobiling, and he also enjoys hiking. He looks forward to serving Clark County and seeing where his new career will take him.
Environmental Health Specialist
Brittnay Fortuna
brittnay.fortuna@co.clark.wi.us
Brittnay obtained her Master of Public Heath Degree from the University of Arizona in May of 2021 and her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Healthcare Management from Lakeland University in December of 2016. Brittnay started with Clark County Health Department in November 2021 as an Environmental Health Specialist. In her role, she will be completing well water sampling for the DNR Transient Non-Community program, beach testing, lead investigations, animal bite follow-up, environmental concern follow-up, and inspections of restaurants, retail and recreation facilities. Brittnay grew up in Greenwood and now resides in Willard with her significant other, Eddie, and their son. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends, shopping, reading and participating in outdoor activities, especially during the summer months.