A seasoned Clinical Director within FDIHB, I excel in primary care and healthcare administration, showcasing unparalleled leadership in staff development and patient safety. Leveraging diagnostic services and effective communication. My tenure is marked by patient care strategies to maintain excellent customer service and a commitment to regulatory compliance. Problem-solving Clinical Director qualified to manage health regulations, perform patient care and further motivate talented staff. Enthusiastic professional with background affecting positive patient outcomes, finding creative solutions to administrative issues and interacting with diverse personalities.
American Academy of Family Physicians Volunteer Experience: Agora Crisis Center Volunteer (2002-2007): Discussed mental health issues for any callers in community Numerous School Health Fairs on suicide and its prevention UTPB Sports Physicals (2017/2018): Sports Physicals for all male and female athletes of college
Hobbies/About me: , Navajo Nation born and raised. I was raised on a cattle ranch and I do go home often to help with ranch upkeep. I enjoy travelling whenever I can, I really enjoy going to a new location and getting to see what life is like there. I enjoy hiking and going on camping trips, I feels it is very peaceful to be in middle of nowhere with no cellphone reception and a campfire to keep you company. I used to play guitar and am trying to get back into the hobby. Lastly, I do enjoy reading fiction; I like how a book can take you on an adventure without having to leave your home
Extent of Success of Integrating Cultural Belief Practices into Alcohol Rehabilitation Programs in NM Presented at UNM Psychology Honors Symposium 2004 Impact of Third Trimester-Equivalent Ethanol Exposure on Motor Pathways Presented at UNM SOM Research Day Symposium 2012
UTPB Football Games: , Physician volunteer at university football games School Health Fairs in Nimitz and Bonham Middle Schools: Blood pressure and diabetes education for students
English – native language] Navajo- a work in progress Spanish: basic phrases/work in progress
Board Certified Family Medicine