Board members
Audrey Jones
Term: 2nd Full
Term end: 3/14/2029
Lake Oswego
Audrey Jones (she/her) is a full time Electrologist based out of Oregon and Washington. Audrey received her electrolysis education in Oregon at the Aesthetics Institute of Portland and she enjoys helping her clients create the change they wish to see within themselves.
In addition to working full time as a permanent hair removal specialist in her Electrolysis clinic, Audrey enjoys working on expanding education opportunities for electrologists both locally and abroad. She aspires to help others learn the art and science of electrolysis so that we can better serve our communities.
Paul Thomas
Term: 1st Full
Term end: 6/29/2027
Portland
Paul Thomas is co-owner of Aardvark Tattoo Company. He has been tattooing since 2004 and has been piercing since 2007.
Paul has had a passion for art since childhood. He became interested in the art of body modification while studying computer science in college and has been passionate about multiple aspects of body modification since. When he has free time, he enjoys working on online gaming and is also a helicopter pilot.
Nathan Morelli
Term: 1st Full
Term end: 3/28/2027
Medford
Nathan Morelli started his piercing career in Portland, Oregon, in 2009. He is a devoted husband and father of two. In addition to his career, he enjoys staying busy and devotes time to competing in bodybuilding as well. This is a career that he truly loves. "I am very excited to be on the board and to help keep our industry safe".
John Dickerson
Term: 1st Full
Term end: 4/30/2027
Newport
Rebecca Flaum
Licensed Tattoo Artist
Term: 1st Full
Term end: 6/30/2029
Portland
Rebecca Flaum, also known as Bex, is the owner of Oak Iris Tattoo in North Portland. She's been tattooing since 2019, and before that, earned a BA in art and an MFA in graphic design. She has been an artist for as long as she could hold a pencil and still does traditional art on the side when her busy tattooing schedule allows.
Bryan Goodin
Holds an active license with the Oregon Medical Board, or the Oregon State Board of Nursing, or the Oregon Board of Naturopathic Medicine.
Term: 1st Full
Term end: 6/30/2028
Portland
Bryan has an RN and MPH with a focus on health policy and is nationally certified in Infection Control. He currently works as a director overseeing occupational health for a large hospital system. His career background includes a variety of community outreach, health equity programs, and working to improve both patient and employee safety.
Bryan has lived in the SE Portland area for over twenty years after growing up in New Mexico. Outside of work, he enjoys gardening, cooking, keeping mason bees, old microscopes, and reading or watching sci-fi. As a volunteer, Bryan offers CPR, Stop the Bleed, and Naloxone courses in high-risk communities.
Along with a background in non-profit management, Bryan is an investor with several small businesses. This gives him the balance needed to support the practitioners of electrolysis and body art, who are often also running a small business.
Roxanna Tyson
Term: 1st Full
Term end: 3/4/2029
Grants Pass
Roxanna began her career in esthetics in 1995. She quickly recognized the need women had for eyebrow services and learned the hand method of cosmetic tattooing in 1997. In her search for tools and supplies, she created a hand tool specifically for permanent cosmetics. She has operated Canvas Skincare Studio for over two decades, specializing in permanent cosmetics, reconstructive tattooing, and skincare. After receiving her Certificate for Advanced Esthetics in 2023, she continues to practice in Grants Pass, Oregon. Roxanna has a passion for teaching and is dedicated to helping maintain the safety and integrity of the industry.
Board Recruitment
Are you interested in serving as a volunteer citizen board member? HLO-regulated boards seek new members as current board member terms expire.
Current vacancies and how to apply
For board recruitment questions or the appointment process, contact the Oregon Governor's Office of Executive Appointments at 503-378-6829.
Violations of Oregon Public Meetings Law
There are mandatory prerequisites for submitting Public Meetings Law complaints to the Oregon Government Ethics Commission (OGEC). These prerequisites also apply to executive session complaints. If you fail to satisfy the mandatory prerequisites before filing your complaint with OGEC, the OGEC has stated that it will dismiss your complaint.
If you are comfortable addressing your public meetings law concern directly with the Health Licensing Office (HLO) instead of filing a formal complaint, then the HLO invites you to do so. However, if this is not possible or if your concerns remain unresolved, the OGEC has the authority to enforce public meetings laws.
The OGEC offers a complaint process to submit alleged violations of Oregon public meetings law. Information about the process and frequently asked questions can be found at: https://www.oregon.gov/ogec/public-records/Pages/Complaints.aspx.
In accordance with the mandatory prerequisite of filing a written grievance with the public body before filing your complaint with OGEC, you can submit the “Oregon Public Meetings Law – Complaint Form" to Josh Page through one of the following methods:
- By email to josh.page@oha.oregon.gov.
- In person, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on any open business day, Monday through Friday, at the following location:
Health Licensing Office
1430 Tandem Ave. NE, Suite 180
Salem, OR 97301-2192
- Via mail, addressed to the attention of Josh Page at the above HLO address.