C.E.O.

Kymber Neal -Jenkins is the chief executive officer of the Trauma Intervention Program of the Treasure Valley (TIP). She has been in this position since it was established here in Ada County in 2015. Kymber currently leads a team of 45 volunteers in the valley and serves as the liaison between TIP and all first responder agencies in Nampa, Ada County, and all of Valley County. She continues to devote her professional care to assisting hospitals and communities including schools to develop their capacity to provide compassionate care in emergency settings and to provide emotional first aid training to our local first responders as well. She leads the 2nd affiliate in the nation to provide this type of training. Kymber’s primary goal is to make a major impact on the quality-of-care citizens receive from the emergency response system and to help support the mental health of our first responders and community.

Executive Board

Jim is a partner with Hawley Troxell. He was previously a partner with Moffatt Thomas for 25 years. Jim serves as secretary on the Boise State University Foundation board and is a founding member of the Idaho Pro Bono Commission and charter member of the Boise Centennial Rotary Club. He served as chair of the Fourth District Bar Commission and the Idaho State Bar Young Lawyers Section. He has also been involved with the Citizens’ Law Academy, Defense Research Institute, Family Advocates, Federal Bar Association, Idaho Volunteer Lawyers, Sacred Heart, the U.S. District Court Local Civil Rules committee, and the Bronco Athletic Association/Alumni Association Biennial Auction committee.

Jim has received several awards, including the 2007 CASA Lawyer of the Year Award, the 2014 Best Lawyers Lawyer of the Year Litigation Award, and the 2014 Idaho Business Review Leaders in Law Partner Award. He has a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Boise State University and a juris doctorate from University of Idaho.

Executive Board

Executive Board

Randy Howell has been involved with the Trauma Intervention Program (TIP) in one capacity or another since 1994 when the Las Vegas, NV valley began utilizing TIP while working as an emergency responder. Randy was an agency liaison. When he moved to the Treasure Valley 2009, the TIP program was started a few years after he arrived and he was again the liaison for a local agency. In 2019 after retiring from his position as Division Chief at Boise Fire Department, Randy decided to become a volunteer and has since transitioned to become a Board member and is currently serving as the board chair.

Executive Board

Retired Chief of Ada County Pararmedics.

Executive Board

Executive Board