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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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Michele Acker, ARNP
Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Beginning with her desire to become a nurse at the ripe age of five, Michele Acker has dedicated her life to caring for children and teenagers as a pediatric nurse practitioner.
The Tacoma native’s father, a doctor, exposed her to the medical field; her very first job was working as a nurse’s assistant in his office.
Michele received her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in nursing from the University of Washington.
Before joining the Odessa Brown staff at the Garfield Teen Health Center in September 2006, Michele worked at the Nathan Hale Teen Health Center and at the Children’s Virology/Infectious Disease Clinic at Harborview.
Michele and her husband, Randy, have a grown daughter, Heather, and a grandson named Aidan. They also have two cats, Mel and George. In her spare time, she enjoys gardening, walking, knitting, reading and making jewelry.
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| Michele says she feels privileged to work with a “great staff” and to interact with the patients she sees daily at OBCC. |
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