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Meet our staff
Our staff is a family of compassionate, skilled professionals who listen to and love, laugh with and cry with, teach and learn from, believe in and appreciate the strong and resilient families we serve. |
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We recognize where they have been, accept them where they are, and have faith in where they have the potential to go. To learn more about our staff members, click on their names.
MEDICAL CLINIC
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Benjamin Danielson, MD |
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M.A. Bender, MD, PhD |
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Julianne O'Brien, ARNP |
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Ken Feldman, MD |
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Lenna Liu, MD, MPH |
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Jim Stout, MD,MPH |
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Cynthia Brown, ARNP |
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Diana Brovold, RN, MSN |
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Seema Mhatre, LICSW, MPH |
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Jo Montgomery, ARNP |
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Linda Murfeldt |
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Gabrielle Seibel, ARNP |
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Antwanette Lyons |
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Caren Goldenberg, MPH |
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Crystal Lyons |
DENTAL CLINIC
MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC
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Mark Fadool, MS, LMHC |
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David Ingram, MSW, LICSW |
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Andrea Pascarelli, Psy.D. |
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Leafar Espinoza, PhD, MPH |
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Wanjiku Njoroge, MD |
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Diane Magyary,PhD, ARNP |
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Beth Emmons, LICSW |
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William French, MD |
GARFIELD TEEN HEALTH CLINIC
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Mark Fadool, MS, LMHC
Clinical Director of Mental Health Services
Mark Fadool knew early on in life that he wanted to pursue a career working with kids because of his own experience as an adopted child.
The Pittsburgh native says that his mother instilled in him that “goodness prevails,” and he has carried that message with him throughout his career, which included working for the Peace Corps in the Central Pacific for several years.
Now the Mental Health Clinical Director at Odessa Brown, “It’s rewarding to see relationships mended and behaviors improved,” Mark says of working with patients and their families.
Mark earned his Bachelor’s degree in sociology from Principia College in Illinois and his Master’s in counseling from Southern Illinois University in Edwardsville.
Before coming to OBCC, Mark worked for the Primetime Program, which was dedicated to working with children of color who are often underserved or not served at all.
Working here, Mark admires the commitment the clinic has to being a positive, stable influence for children, families and the community.
Now a father himself, Mark loves to play with his young son, Taj, and to listen to the laughter of his little boy and his wife, Seema (who also works at OBCC). A dog named Zeek rounds out the family.
In Mark’s free time, he enjoys playing sports, cooking and taking vacations to tropical destinations.
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| “Sometimes, the process of getting into mental health care or the stigma about those services can be barriers to giving families what they need to be healthy and happy,” he said. “We are eliminating those barriers by giving them easy access.” |
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