Karlee Heath

Principal Recruiter

Karlee Heath is a Principal Recruiter at SR Staffing. Based in Bellingham, Washington, she focuses on recruiting for roles across the West Coast, with a specialization in tax, audit, legal, and back-office roles for public accounting firms, law firms, business management firms, and family offices. Karlee holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Washington, Seattle.

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