Ginger Landry earned Olympic Medical Center’s Leadership Award in September, the organization announced recently.

OMC chief medical officer Dr. Scott Kennedy presented the award, recognizing Landry for her dedicated service to the Olympic Medical Center Laboratory and in the community during her tenure as Laboratory Services Manager.

Landry recently transferred from the laboratory to the Olympic Medical Physicians Patient Care department where she’ll continue putting her leadership skills to work as a care navigator.

“Ginger has been a steady and knowledgeable leader in the lab,” Kennedy said. “She has always been dedicated to doing work of the highest quality, and her door was always open to her staff.”

Kennedy called Landry the epitome of a devoted and skilled leader.

Landry has worked in health care on the Olympic Peninsula for more than 30 years. She began her clinical career in the lab at the Port Angeles Clinic in 1990, which then became Virginia Mason Clinic and was finally purchased by OMC in 2006.

As a laboratory services manager, Landry supervised 15 lab assistants at clinic locations in Sequim and Port Angeles.