Eric Guyer, Chief Clinical Officer & Deputy Director

Eric Guyer, MM, CADC III, has served as the Deputy Director for Addictions Recovery Center, Inc. (ARC) since 2023. He is a level III Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor and brings with him 25 years of experience working with Jackson County, most recently as Director of Jackson County Community Justice. He earned a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Oregon and a Master’s of Management Degree from Southern Oregon University (SOU), providing him the perfect background to fulfil his roles and responsibilities at ARC. He has also worked as a Head Coach of the Boys Basketball team at St. Mary’s School and has taught several community corrections-related classes at SOU as an Adjunct Professor.

Eric has worked as a Head Coach of the Boys Basketball team at St. Mary’s School and has taught several community corrections-related classes at SOU as an Adjunct Professor. Prior to joining the ARC, Eric served as the Chair of the Local Public Safety Coordinating Council and Chair of the Alcohol and Drug Planning Committee for Jackson County and as the Past-President of the Oregon Association of Community Corrections Directors.

Doug Diehl, Chief Medical Officer

Doug Diehl, MD and his family moved to Southern Oregon in 2002 where he joined the staff at Ashland Community Hospital and became the Medical Director of the O.R. and managing partner of his anesthesia group. He served in numerous clinical and administrative leadership roles as well as serving on the hospital board of directors during his tenure. As Board chair, Doug was instrumental in guiding the affiliation with the Asante Health System after which he joined Asante Physician Partners as Executive Medical Director and subsequent Chief Medical Officer.

Doug received his undergraduate degree at Carroll College in Montana, attended Cornell University Medical College in New York City, and completed his residency at the University of New Mexico Internal Medicine, after which he accepted a position as the Chief Medical Officer and Medical Director at the Chippewa Health Center, located within the boundaries of a Native American reservation. He served on several boards and is currently a member of the non-profit Community Works board.

Doug is very excited to be a part of ARC, serving as the Chief Medical Officer.

Joe Wilson, Chief Strategy &
Communications Officer

Joe Wilson joined Addictions Recovery Center in May 2015, bringing with him a bevy of experience from a long and wide-ranging work history which includes everything from landscaping to retail management to newscast producer. This versatility, combined with his BS in Communications and Emergent Media, makes Joe adaptable to the diverse and varied needs of the agency in his role. Joe’s passion for mission-based work, and the health of individuals, families and the community, drives him to help make ARC an innovative industry leader.

Sage Bosch, Clinical Quality Director

Sage Bosch, BA, RBSW, CADC II, joined the Leadership team as the Clinical Quality Director in December 2022. She is no stranger to the Addictions Recovery Center, as she was a drug/alcohol counselor in the Residential Program from 2014-2016. She returns to us from Jackson County Community Justice, where she served as a Community Justice Officer and Parole/Probation Officer for 6 years.

Sage has a BA in Criminal Justice, has been a Registered Baccalaureate Social Worker in Oregon since 2011, and a CADC II since 2016. She brings with her 17 years’ experience in forensics, substance use disorder, mental health, and cognitive/physical disability. She is well-versed in trauma-informed care, evidence-based practice, cultural agility, group and individual counseling, case management, crisis intervention, clinical and legal documentation, and training facilitation and implementation. Her career commitment and passion has been to meet individuals where they are at and help them improve their quality of life through support, assistance, training, and education.

Travis Lowe, Compliance Director

Travis Lowe started with Addictions Recovery Center, Inc. (ARC) in March of 2022. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Criminology in 2016 from Southern Oregon University and previously worked seven years for Jackson County Community Justice as a Community Justice Officer and Supervisor.

Travis joins the agency with experience in training and fidelity to educational curriculums, monitoring the facility-wide compliance to both federal and state laws, and monitoring contractual terms, grant requirements, and facility protocols.

Dottie Oliveira, Medical Director

Dottie Oliveira, FNP has been a nurse for more than 30 years. She began her career focusing on Women’s and Children’s Health service areas. She graduated from Gonzaga University with a master’s degree in Nursing in 2012. She has worked as a nurse practitioner in family practice and pain management but found her true calling in addiction medicine.

She joined ARC in March 2018. She serves as Medical Director and provides care for patients at Fresh Start Detox and ARC’s Addiction Medicine Clinic.

Carrie Chisholm, Residential Clinical Director

Carrie Chisholm, BS, CADC II is ARC’ s Residential Clinical Director Programs, after serving as a clinical supervisor and a residential counselor for the agency. She has been a substance use disorder counselor for 15 years and has a BS in Human Development and Family Sciences from Oregon State University.

Currently, Carrie is certified through MHACBO and is a CADC II. Carrie’s previous experience is in the juvenile justice system and in outpatient and residential SUD services with other local agencies.