Hurley News You Can Use - December/January 2026

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Hurley Family,

As we reflect on 2025, we pause with deep gratitude for your dedication to Hurley Medical Center. Across every single department and in every single role, your compassion and commitment define who we are and why our community trusts us with their care.

Looking ahead, 2026 holds new opportunities to grow, strengthen one another, and continue elevating the care and service we provide. Welcoming patients who have never used Hurley’s services before and recognizing the privilege it is to care for those who have trusted us throughout the years.

As an independent hospital, our path is not always easy, but it is meaningful. Together, we meet challenges with determination, innovation, and an unwavering focus on our mission: Clinical Excellence, Service to People. Because of you, Hurley remains a place of healing, hope, and humanity for patients and families across our region.

Wishing you and your loved ones a happy, healthy, and prosperous 2026.

Thank you for making Hurley Medical Center one hospitable hospital!

Sincerely,

The Hurley Executive Team

WELCOME NEW HIRES

Adrian Clark, Environmental Aide

Alexis Tringali, CRNA In Training

Allison LaVallier, General Duty Nurse-BSN

Amanda Williams, Accounts Receivable Denial Specialist

Amber Kosha, Accountant

Andrew Cannon, Nurse Extern

Armonie Brown, Nursing Assistant

Ashley Finkbeiner, Graduate Nurse

Audrey Berry, Nurse Extern

Beverly Hornak, Nurse Extern

Bianca Greenlee, Nursing Assistant

Brianna Proulx, General Duty Nurse-BSN

Brianne Roberson, Ambulatory Clinical Clerical Asst

Britnee Beard, Environmental Aide

Brittany Truss, Nursing Assistant

Caitrin Lugger, Nurse Extern

Carson Miller, Hand Therapist-Certified

Cecelia Tyler, Revenue Cycle Training Specialist

Celeste Armstrong, General Duty Nurse

Cheree Riddle, Graduate Nurse

Crytrina Mays, Surgical Technologist I

Davonna Monroe, Nursing Assistant

Delilah Cain, Nurse Extern

Dexter Proctor, Public Safety Officer

Dionna Wilson, Assistant Biller

Dominic Barker, Medical Education Office Coord

Dominique Smoot, Host/Hostess

Edward Coburn, Environmental Aide

Gabriel Weil, General Duty Nurse-BSN

Haley Douglass, Nurse Extern

Haley Vincent, General Duty Nurse

Halle Deaton, Graduate Nurse

Hannah Kirkindall, Nurse Extern

Irene Platte, Graduate Nurse

Jaila Thompson, Nursing Assistant Trainee

Jasmine Benton, Patient Access Supervisor

Javaka Johnson, Public Safety Officer

Jessica Dunn, Nurse Extern

Jordan Dompreh, Laboratory Assistant

Jordan Podsiad, MRI Technologist-Reg

Jordyn Chilson, Nurse Extern

Kashai Ruffin, Registration Clerk

Katherine Ayers, Nurse Extern

Kathryn Kean, Nurse Extern

Kim Makimaa, General Duty Nurse-BSN

Kristian Lutenske, Graduate Nurse

Kristine Mosley, Nurse Extern

Lauren Reinbold, Physician Biller

Leila Showman, Nurse Extern

Madison Bueche, Nurse Extern

Madison Dettloff, General Duty Nurse-BSN

Mallory Brackrog, Graduate Nurse

Mariah Hilliard, Laboratory Assistant

Marielle Mahone, Nurse Extern

Megan Stephens, Nurse Extern

Mia Jozwiak, Sterile Processor

Michael Bossert, Nursing Assistant Trainee

Monica Martinez, Nurse Extern

Nicolette Jordan, Nurse Extern

Nicole Gatica, Nurse Extern

Nicole Mercer, General Duty Nurse

Payton Zaziski, General Duty Nurse-BSN

Quaeisha Frye, Environmental Aide

Rachael Deberardinis, General Duty Nurse-BSN

Rebecca Rogers, Nurse Extern

Samantha Bergeron, Diag Rad Technologist-Reg

Sherisa Bridges, Environmental Aide

Shiann Martinus, General Duty Nurse-BSN

Sierra Vanuum, Respiratory Therapist-Reg

Spencer Stalzer, Graduate Nurse

Tara Rauls, Mental Health Technician

Teresa McKenzie, Clinical Coordinator

Terriya Prewitt, Nursing Assistant

William Donerson, Host/Hostess

Willow Abbott, Nurse Extern

Yoshika Buford, Ambulatory Clinic Clerical Asst

IN THE NEWS

FLINT BEAT

Hurley’s Glow event to light up campus and lift spirits on December 16

Hurley’s annual holiday event, Hurley’s Glow 2025, returns on Tuesday, Dec. 16, bringing the community together to support pediatric patients at Hurley Children’s Hospital. Read Article Here

WCRZ.COM CARS108

The Let’s Make Miracles Radiothon is back with powerful stories

Let’s Make Miracles Radiothon took place December 4–5, broadcasting live from Dort Financial Credit Union on Hill Road on Cars108, Banana 101.5 and Club 93.7, where inspiring miracle stories from Hurley families shared. Read Article Here

ABC12 NEWS

Hurley Children’s Hospital Let’s Make Miracles Radiothon begins

The two-day Let's Make Miracles Radiothon got started Thursday, December 4, to benefit Hurley Children's Hospital. Read Article Here

MID-MICHIGAN NOW

Flint teens battling illness to receive tech gifts from local non-profit partnership

Toys for Hospitalized Children is a non-profit that brings toys to sick children and tech to teens in hospital or undergoing outpatient treatment around the country. Read Article Here

WNEM TV5

Hurley’s holiday GLOW event for pediatric patients returns

Hurley hosted its annual Hurley’s Glow on Tuesday, Dec. 16. Read Article Here

MID-MICHIGAN NOW

Annual holiday ‘glow’ tradition aims to lift kids’ spirits at local hospital Read Article Here

MID-MICHIGAN NOW

Kearsley High School students create grief boxes for families at Hurley Medical Center

Kearsley High School’s student council made a difference at Hurley by assembling grief boxes for Rebecca’s Reason, an organization founded in 2016 that provides financial support to bereaved families across the country. Read Article Here

Fitch affirms Hurley Medical Center, MI at ‘BBB-‘; Outlook Stable

On December 19, 2025, Fitch Ratings affirmed Hurley’s Issuer Default Rating and related revenue bond ratings at ‘BBB-’. Read Article Here

Hurley’s Food FARMacy Receives $40,000 Grant to Support Families

Hurley’s Food FARMacy has been awarded a $40,000 grant from the JA Grifols Foundation. Grifols Telecris, a plasma collection agency with both local and national locations, provided the funding as part of their ongoing support for community programs.

The Food FARMacy connects patients experiencing food insecurity with healthy, nutrient-rich foods through their primary care physician. For many families in Flint, the program is more than a source of meals—it’s a vital form of support. Along with providing food, Hurley offers resources to help patients maintain long-term health and well-being. The grant was secured by Food FARMacy Director, Amanda Escalera-Torres and Grant Writer, Renee Shaw, and highlights how community partnerships can make a meaningful difference in the lives of local families.

Pink Night Palooza Raises over $200,000

The 17th annual Pink Night Palooza, co-founded by Financial Plus Credit Union (FPCU) and the Hurley Foundation, raised a total of $202,085 for the Hurley Breast Cancer Navigation Fund. FPCU’s recordbreaking mini fundraisers, Banking to Beat Cancer and Pink Bake Sale, contributed $35,000.

Held on October 29, 2025, at the Flint Farmers’ Market under the theme “Give Cancer the Boot,” the event supports patients through Hurley’s Breast Cancer Patient Navigation Program, which helps

cover groceries, bills, co-pays, medication, and wigs during treatment.

We are grateful to Financial Plus Credit Union and the entire community for helping provide vital support to local patients and families in the fight against breast cancer.

Hurley Voted Best

Hurley Medical Center was voted BEST HOSPITAL in the Flushing View Reader's Choice Awards.

Hurley Children’s Clinic was voted BEST Pediatrician in the Flushing View Reader's Choice Awards.

Hurley Medical Center has been voted FAVORITE HOSPITAL in the Tri-County Times Reader's Choice Awards!

Hurley Medical Center was voted BEST HOSPITAL in the Davison Index Reader's Choice Awards.

Thank You, Hurley Family

This holiday season, we were incredibly grateful for the compassion and generosity of the Hurley Medical Center family. Because of you, the Hurley Care Closet was restocked with essential clothing items that make a meaningful difference for our patients when they need it most.

Many patients arrive at Hurley during moments of crisis. Their clothing may be damaged, soiled, or even held as evidence—and for some, there is simply nothing to go home in. Thanks to your donations, our Care Closet on 8W helps ensure patients can leave with clean clothing.

While we are thankful for the outpouring of support during the holidays, the need continues year-round. You can continue to help by ordering from our

Monthly Need Amazon Wish List using the QR code above. Each month, we’ll share the mostneeded items—pants, shirts, undergarments, and more—which will be shipped directly to Hurley and distributed to patients in need.

Thank you for being there for our patients—today and always.

HURLEY YOU

A monthly series that takes you behind the scenes of Hurley, showcasing the essential work of each department that keeps us thriving.

Each month we will introduce you to a new team sharing their unique roles, responsibilities and the dedicated efforts they put into Hurley running smoothly and efficiently.

Hurley YOU is a celebration of the people who make it all possible one department at a time.

“Our Social Work and Social Support Team is truly exceptional. Every day, they bring compassion, creativity and unwavering dedication to some of the most complex situations in the hospital. Their commitment to doing what’s right for our patients— and for our community—is nothing short of remarkable.”

– Tristam Cumming, Director of Care Coordination, Clinical Risk Management

Hurley’s Social Work and Social Support Team: Supporting Patients, Every Step of the Way

Hurley’s Social Work and Social Support Team plays a vital role in ensuring that every patient receives safe, seamless and compassionate care—especially those facing complex medical, social or placement challenges. Once known as the Social Work department, the team has evolved significantly to better meet the needs of the community and the realities of modern healthcare.

“We meet people on some of the hardest days of their lives,” says Brittany Fearn, Manager of Social Work and Social Throughput and Capacity Strain. “Our goal is to bring clarity, stability and compassion into moments that feel overwhelming. Every patient deserves that level of care.”

A Comprehensive Approach to Patient Care

The Social Work and Social Support Team at Hurley means managing every detail of a patient’s hospital journey. The team organizes services, facilitates communication between providers and ensures smooth transitions to post-hospital care. They help patients and families navigate the healthcare system, arrange therapy, equipment and follow-up appointments, and connect them to community resources that often make recovery possible.

“We don’t just look at the medical chart,” Fearn says. “We look at the whole person—their support system, their living situation, their emotional needs. All of those pieces matter in their healing.”

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Specialized Support for High-Need Patients

Hurley’s Social Work and Social Support Team is uniquely skilled at supporting patients who may remain hospitalized longer than necessary due to social or placement barriers. These barriers include lack of safe discharge options, limited caregiver support, homelessness or trouble securing nursing home placement.

“These patients decline fast when they stay in the hospital too long,” Fearn explains. “And it’s not their fault—there are system gaps everywhere. Our job is to bridge those gaps so people can get to the safest, most appropriate place for recovery.”

Connecting Patients to Critical Resources

The team routinely connects patients to services they didn’t know existed, including:

• Housing assistance

• Veterans programs

• Mental health and substance use resources

• Insurance guidance

• Transportation services

• Caregiver support

“There’s a whole world of resources people never know they qualify for,” Fearn says. “When we can connect someone to the right support, it completely changes their path.”

Expertise in Trauma, Crisis and End-of-Life Care

Many of the Social Work and Social Support Team members were drawn to Hurley because of the hospital’s trauma center, emergency department, oncology services and pediatric services. They support patients and families during some of life’s most difficult moments.

“This work is intense—emotionally and mentally,” Fearn shares. “But it’s also incredibly meaningful. You’re helping people navigate moments they’ll remember for the rest of their lives.”

Rebranding to the Social Support Team

Recognizing that inpatient needs had shifted away from traditional social work, the team rebranded the inpatient side as the Social Support Team. This change aligned job roles with actual responsibilities— many of which now involve complex case management and logistical coordination.

“A lot of inpatient work today isn’t pure social work,” Fearn says. “It’s case management, it’s problemsolving, it’s navigating systems that don’t always work the way they should. Rebranding helped us build a team that fits the needs of our patients and community. The change created more flexible staffing options and new career pathways for non-licensed professionals."

Living Hurley’s Mission: We Take All Patients. We Care for All.

Above all, the Social Work and Social Support Team embodies Hurley’s core standard: We never turn anyone away.

“We take every patient who walks through our doors and needs our services,” Fearn emphasizes. “No matter their circumstances, no matter the barriers— they matter. And we will find a way to help.”

“Brittany

leads this team with vision, dedication and compassion. She inspires them to approach even the most complex patient situations thoughtfully and creatively, ensuring every patient receives the support and resources they need. Her leadership empowers the entire team to make a meaningful difference in patients’ lives every day.”

— Tristam Cumming, Director of Care Coordination, Clinical Risk Management

We extend our sincere appreciation to the Social Work and Social Support Team for their exceptional work and dedication.

The Inpatient Social Support Team works seamlessly to guide patients through transitions of care and ensure continuity and compassion at every step.

Inpatient Social Support Team:

Amy Burton, NCM

Chelsea Spencer, Care Coordination Auth Assistant

Ann Marie DeBolt, Care Transitions Coordinator

Pamela Ishmon, LLBSW

LaToya Lyons, LLMSW

Shamonica Simon, LLMSW

Vanessa Cuevas, Care Transitions Coordinator

Joel Hornung, LLMSW

The Behavioral Health Social Work Team brings deep clinical knowledge and a patient-centered approach to some of the organization’s most complex cases.

Behavioral Health Social Work Team:

Candice Fowlkes-Hawk, LLMSW

Marcus Batson, LLBSW

Mary Baldwin, LMSW

Shandelle Kyrolainen, LMSW

Taylor Machiniak, LMSW

The fast-paced Emergency Room Social Work Team provides critical support at moments of crisis, helping patients and families navigate urgent and often overwhelming situations.

Emergency Room Social Work Team:

Brianna Neely, LLMSW

CaRon Darkins, LLMSW

Gina McArdle, LMSW

Haleigh Washburn, LMSW

Jennifer Edwards, LMSW

Katherine Jones, LLMSW

Kelly Millar, LMSW

Mary Smith-Hariston, LMSW

Melissa Kudla, LLBSW

Paula Walko, LMSW

Zachary Dieck, LMSW

The Why Behind Staying

Erich Riehl – 35 Years of Service at Hurley Medical Center

Physician Assistant-Certified Trauma/Surgery Clinical Practitioner Coordinator

“The people who stay at Hurley, no matter what their role may be, are committed to patient-centered care. That is what defines us.”

– Erich

Erich Riehl, PA-C, marks an extraordinary 35-year tenure at Hurley Medical Center, where he has dedicated his career to Trauma and Acute Care Surgery (TACS). “I actually started in TACS and have been here ever since,” he reflects. “It’s been an incredible journey.”

Early Career and Military Service

Before joining Hurley, Erich served three years in the U.S. Army following high school, where he was first introduced to the role of a Physician Assistant—a profession still in its early days at the time. “I was stationed in Fairbanks, Alaska and Southern California. That’s where I first encountered PAs in clinical practice, performing procedures, conducting patient assessments and supporting surgical teams,” he recalls.

After completing his military service, Erich pursued undergraduate studies at the University of Alaska and then continued on to St. Francis College in Pennsylvania, completing both rigorous coursework and hands-on clinical training. His first post-graduate position was in Internal Medicine in Millinocket, Maine. During that time, a friend

working in Hurley’s Trauma Department encouraged him to interview. “I interviewed with Dr. Harris Dabideen and told him, ‘I don’t know anything about trauma, burns or surgery, but I’ll give it two years.’ Thirty-five years later, I’m still here.”

Finding Purpose in Trauma Care

“The job is always changing and brings new opportunities for growth. It can be difficult, given the acuity of patients we see, but nothing can match the team here at Hurley,” says Erich. “The challenges are inherent to trauma care, and you just grow with them — and with the multidisciplinary team.”

Clinical Leadership and Mentorship

Now serving as Clinical Coordinator of the PA Department, Erich supervises advanced practice providers (APPs) and supports the integration of PAs into high-acuity trauma and surgical services, ICU coverage and perioperative care. “You develop a rapport with everyone you work with — nursing, therapists, EVS, laundry, all of them. I’ve worked nights for 25 years, week on and week off, in 12-hour shifts. You build a real connection with the people you see and work alongside every day.”

Erich mentors new PAs, teaching procedural skills and fostering interprofessional collaboration. “Our PAs are integral to the care team, working closely with surgeons, intensivists and nursing staff to optimize patient outcomes. Hurley has been very supportive of expanding the PA role across multiple care settings.”

Adapting through Clinical Innovation

Over his career, Erich has witnessed transformative changes in the trauma department — not just in treatments and equipment, but in therapy, protocols and overall patient care. “We take better care of patients now because of these clinical advances. From a surgical perspective, there has been a huge shift from traditional open surgeries to laparoscopic surgeries to robotic procedures. The current surgeons and all staff here at Hurley are amazing, and we’re fortunate to have such a high level of caregivers right here.”

Hurley’s Culture and Values

Erich emphasizes the importance of loyalty and teamwork.

“The people who stay at Hurley, no matter what their role may be, are committed to patient-centered care. That is what defines us.”

Advice to New Staff

“Hurley will give you opportunities to advance your skills and grow professionally,” Erich advises. “I encourage new staff to take full advantage of those opportunities. Even in our department, new PAs start with less complex cases and gradually progress to managing critically ill trauma and ICU patients. We work closely with trauma surgeons and have strong, collaborative relationships with them. The current surgeons are amazing and very supportive of our entire department.”

A Life of Service and Faith

Outside the hospital, Erich enjoys spending time with his family, home projects and baking bread. A man of faith, he shares, “Every night when I walk up the sidewalk, I pray that the Lord helps me do the best job I can. My Christian faith keeps me grounded and motivated.”

Coming from a long line of Lutheran pastors and blacksmiths, Erich sees service as part of his family

legacy. “My grandfather, two uncles and several cousins were ministers. My great-grandfather was a blacksmith along the Mississippi River. It’s humbling to know where you come from.”

Erich also values his role in training the next generation of providers. “There are 30 APPs in my department, and I feel the importance of being a leader and helping all of them. We also train those who come through the army Special Operations Combat Medic (SOCM) program here at Hurley. I was an Army Medic, and it’s a privilege to help prepare them to care for troops and civilians alike.”

In His Own Words

If Erich had to summarize his 35-year journey at Hurley in one word, it would be “Amazing.” “It’s been amazing to see how far we’ve come — not just personally, but as a department and as a hospital. When I first started, I didn’t know anything about trauma, burns or surgery. I just wanted to help people and be part of something meaningful. I appreciate the opportunity Hurley gave me— and so much more.”

Hurley is looking for passionate individuals committed to patient-centered care. If you share our values of compassion, understanding and respect, complete an online profile and explore joining our team.

www.hurleymc.com/careers/

Hurley Holiday Elf Showdown

Our teams sprinkled Christmas magic all over the hospital, and with over 1,800 votes, the winner is Sparkle the Elf from NICU with 584 votes!

Glow for Hurley 2025

Thank you to everyone—patients, families and the Hurley team—who helped fill the night with joy, light and holiday cheer.

Special thanks to the first responders who circled the hospital with flashing lights, and to the community members who gathered with glow sticks, making it a truly magical evening of celebration.

The holidays are a time of joy, but for families in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), they can also be some of the most challenging days. Despite the uncertainty and fear, our NICU team goes above and beyond each year to create moments of comfort, hope and cheer for our tiniest patients and their families.

Our NICU team—including neonatologists, perinatologists, nurses, nurse practitioners, respiratory therapists and many other specialists—

THANK YOU – Hurley Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

provides life-saving care to critically ill and premature newborns, whether born at Hurley or transferred from other hospitals. They work tirelessly to ensure every baby receives the best possible treatment while supporting families every step of the way.

Your care, compassion and unwavering dedication make a world of difference, and your impact will be felt for a lifetime!

Santa in the NICU

Santa made a very special visit to Hurley Children’s Hospital, quietly spending magical moments in the NICU with our tiniest patients and their families.

A heartfelt thank you to the NICU team, Hurley Volunteer Corps, Doug Pike and Santa for bringing comfort, joy and the magic of a first Christmas to these little ones and their families.

Generations of Dedication: A Family’s Legacy at Hurley

Story shared by Keith Rutherford, Public Safety Officer

For Keith Rutherford’s family, Hurley isn’t just a workplace—it’s where generations have built careers, volunteered and formed friendships. Their story reflects the deep connections that continue to define Hurley as a place where employees and their families stand together through every chapter of life.

A Life Saved Through Hurley Training

Over Memorial Weekend 2024, Keith experienced a moment that could have changed his family’s lives. While at their cabin up north, his spouse suddenly collapsed, turned blue and went unresponsive. With no time to think, Keith acted on instinct and training.

“We’re required to have CPR training when we start in Public Safety, and we complete RQI on HealthStream every year,” he explained. “I never imagined I’d use it—until that day. When my spouse Richard collapsed, I knew I had to do something or I was going to lose him.”

His quick action kept Richard alive until he was transported to the hospital, where he spent a month between facilities in Midland and Henry Ford. It was such an emotional toll, one that my superiors immediately sensed.

“I came back, and my superiors could see something was off,” he said. “I finally told them, Matt Murray and Katie Pierce, what had happened. They were incredible. Honestly, Matt is the best boss I’ve ever had—Katie too.”

“The support here is unbelievable,” he said. “I love it here—my department, my team. In Public Safety, you never know what’s coming through the door, so you have to have each other’s back. And we do.”

A Family Woven Into Hurley’s History

Keith’s connection to Hurley extends far beyond his own service. His family spans multiple departments, carrying forward a tradition of dedication:

• Keith Rutherford – Public Safety (6 years)

• Stepdaughter: Kim Hatch – Environmental Services (4 years)

• Son-in-law: Brian Hatch – Painter (6 years)

• Granddaughter: Ashelyn Hatch – Nutrition Services (recently joined)

Keith noted, “All of them were even born here at Hurley, except Brian. All 3 of Brian’s and Kim’s children were cared for in the NICU.”

Keith himself came to Hurley on the recommendation of a longtime colleague, Dee Dee Perkins, who also works in Public Safety and with whom he worked for 20 years in security at GM.

“Dee Dee told me Hurley would be a great fit,” Keith recalled. “She recommended me to the supervisors, and the rest is history.”

A Legacy Rooted in Care

The family’s Hurley story actually stretches back even further. Keith’s Aunt, Linda Rutherford, RN, began her nursing career at Hurley back in the 1970s. She retired from Hurley, then returned as a volunteer in the Research Department until her passing last year.

“She loved Hurley,” Keith said. “It was her home.”

Looking Ahead

Keith has no plans to leave. “I’m staying until retirement,” he shared. “This place, this team— it’s family.”

Hurley Medical Center Launches 'PREP' to Boost Staff Safety and Crisis Confidence

Flint, MI – Hurley Medical Center has introduced a new initiative, the Public Safety Relationships & Education Program (PREP), marking a new, comprehensive approach to safety education and outreach for its staff. The program aims to foster personal and professional growth by building confidence and standardizing responses to critical and escalated situations, including violent and threatening behaviors.

PREP offers a specifically designed curriculum focusing on keeping Hurley Medical Center (HMC) staff safe within the workplace, while traveling, and at home. Public Safety is committed to building trust across the organization and community by providing engaging, relevant, and directly applicable training opportunities. The program's core objective is to standardize the language, documentation, response, and actions associated with high-stress and violent encounters.

The curriculum is carefully constructed to interweave concepts from De-escalation and AEGIS, alongside higher-level training methodologies. Each course reinforces foundational skills while introducing new material to enhance staff proficiencies.

Common themes visited in the PREP curriculum include:

• Situational Awareness

Pre-Incident Indicators and Mitigation Strategies

• Proxemics and Personal Space

• De-Escalation Strategies

• Workplace Violence

• Active Threat and Targeted Violence

• Common language, charting, reporting and documentation (Standards, Requirements, Training)

Current Course Offerings:

• Safety Through Observation & Preparedness (STOP): This is a behavior-based safety approach encouraging employees to proactively identify and address potential hazards in the workplace. (30–60 minutes)

• Active Attacker & Targeted Violence: This training equips individuals with the knowledge and skills for an effective response during an active shooter event. It includes education, drills, and simulations that cover recognizing threats, response strategies, and appropriate actions to minimize harm, emphasizing "Run, Hide, Fight" as a reactive measure. (1–3 hours, scalable)

Upcoming Training:

• Behavioral Resources for Addressing Violent Encounters (BRAVE): Coming in early 2026, BRAVE will focus on identifying potential threats, recognizing signs of aggression, and implementing de-escalation strategies, particularly in situations involving mental health emergencies. This crucial training is aimed at professionals who regularly interact with individuals in crisis, such as healthcare workers and social workers. (60 minutes)

Department supervisors and leaders interested in education opportunities for their teams can submit a class request on the Public Safety Intranet Homepage via the PUBLIC SAFETY - PREP link, or contact Deputy Chief Katie Pierce at kpierce4@ hurleymc.com for more information.

Cars 108 Let’s Make Miracles Radiothon

What an incredible two days at the Cars 108 Let’s Make Miracles Radiothon benefiting Hurley Children’s Hospital! Thank you to everyone who donated, tuned in, shared the message, and supported the event on December 4–5. Your generosity helps fuel the lifesaving work happening at Hurley every single day. A heartfelt thank-you to the families who bravely shared their stories, our amazing community partners, and our presenting sponsor, Dort Financial Credit Union, for helping make this Radiothon truly unforgettable.

2026 HEALTH OBSERVANCES

Please make note of these observances, as they are now only published once a year.

JANUARY 2026

Cervical Cancer Awareness Month

Integrative Health Month

National Birth Defect Prevention Month

National Blood Donor Month

National Glaucoma Awareness Month

National Human Trafficking Prevention Month

National Radon Action Month

Thyroid Disease Awareness Month

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FEBRUARY 2026

American Heart Month

National Cancer Prevention Month

National Children’s Dental Health Month

National Senior Independence Month

1-7

7-14

MARCH 2026

Autoimmune Awareness Month

Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month

Brain Injury Awareness Month

Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month

Child Life Month

Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month

Multiple Sclerosis Education and Awareness Month

MARCH 2026 (continued)

National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

National Endometriosis Awareness Month

National Kidney Month

National Nutrition Month

Save Your Vision Month

Social Work Month

4-10 Endometriosis Awareness Week

Dentist’s Day 8-14 Patient Safety Awareness Week

Pulmonary Rehabilitation Week

Sleep Awareness Week 9-13

National Women & Girls HIV/AIDS

Kidney Day

National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week

National Poison Prevention Week

Telehealth Awareness Week 16-22

Awareness Week

World Oral Health Day

World Down Syndrome Day

World Tuberculosis Day Diabetes Alert Day

National Doctors Day

APRIL

2026

Alcohol Awareness Month

Global Volunteer Month

March for Babies

National African American Women’s Fitness Month

National Child Abuse Prevention Month

National Donate Life Month

National Facial Protection Month

National Foot Health Awareness Month

National Limb Loss & Difference Awareness Month

National Minority Health Month

Occupational Therapy Month

Parkinson’s Awareness Month

STI Awareness Month

Stress Awareness Month

Testicular Cancer Awareness Month

World Autism Awareness & Acceptance Month

2 World Autism Awareness Day 7 World Health Day

2026 HEALTH OBSERVANCES

Please make note of these observances, as they are now only published once a year.

APRIL 2026 (continued)

6-10 Public Health Week

10 Blue and Green Day (Donate Life Day)

11 World Parkinson’s Awareness Day

11-17

Black Maternal Health Week

13-19 National Osteopathic Medicine Week

14 Pathologists Assistant Day

16 Health Care Decisions Day

18-25 Health Information Professionals Week

19-25 Medical Laboratory Professionals Week

National Infertility Awareness Week

Pediatric Sepsis Week

Administrative Professionals Week

Transplant Nurses Week

22 Administrative Professionals Day

27-1 National Youth Violence Prevention Week

Patient Experience Week

MAY 2026

Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month

Global Employee Health & Fitness Month

Healthy Vision Month

Hepatitis Awareness Month

Huntington’s Awareness Month

Lupus Awareness Month

Melanoma & Skin Cancer Awareness Month

Mental Health Awareness Month

Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month

National Arthritis Awareness Month

National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month

National Critical Care Awareness Month

National High Blood Pressure Education Month

National Nurses Month

National Osteoporosis Month

National Speech Language-Hearing Month

National Stroke Awareness Month

National Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month

National Trauma Awareness Month

National Women’s Health Month

Neurofibromatosis Awareness Month

Older Americans Month

Oncology Nursing Month

Preeclampsia Awareness Month

Psoriasis Arthritis Action Month

Skin Cancer Awareness Month

3-9 Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week

4 Melanoma Monday

5

MAY 2026 (continued)

Occupational Safety and Health Professionals Day

Trauma Registry Professionals Day

World Maternal Mental Health Day 6-12

National Nurses Week

National Student Nurses Week

Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day

National Student Nurses Day

World Ovarian Cancer Day

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10-16

World Lupus Day

Maternal Sepsis Week

National Hospital Week

National Skilled Nursing Care Week

National Women’s Health Week

Neuroscience Nurses Week 12

International Nurses Day 17

Neurofibromatosis Awareness Day 17-23

National EMS Week

Health Care Documentation Integrity Week

Health Care Technology Management Week

18

Speech Pathologist Day 20

Global Employee Health & Fitness Day

World Arthritis Day 27

National Senior Health & Fitness Day

JUNE 2026

Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month

Cataract Awareness Month

CPR and AED Awareness Month

Migraine and Headache Awareness Month

National Employee Wellness Month

National Hernia Awareness Month

National Safety Month

PTSD Awareness Month

Scleroderma Awareness Month

Scoliosis Awareness Month

2

1-7

7

7-13

8-12

8-14

8

11-17

14

15-19

19

Health Care Recruiter Recognition Day

CPR and AED Awareness Week

Cancer Survivors Day

Health Care Executives Appreciation Week

Community Health Improvement Week

Men’s Health Week

World Brain Tumor Day

Certified Nursing Assistants Week

World Blood Donor day

Health Care Risk Management Week

Wear Blue Friday (Men’s Health Awareness)

World Sickle Cell Awareness Day

JUNE 2026 (continued)

27 National HIV Testing Day

27 National PTSD Awareness Day

29 World Scleroderma Day

JULY 2026

Cord Blood Awareness Month

Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month

National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month

Sarcoma Awareness Month

UV Safety Month

5-11 National Therapeutic Recreation Week

6-12 Childhood Obesity Week

10 Chronic Disease Awareness Day

28 World Hepatitis Day

AUGUST 2026

Auto Inflammatory Awareness Month

Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month

Gastroparesis Awareness Month

National Breastfeeding Month

National Immunization Awareness Month

National Minority Donor Awareness Month

Neurosurgical Awareness Month

Psoriasis Action Month

Spinal Muscular Atrophy Awareness Month

1-7 World Breastfeeding Week

2-8 National Health Center Week

23-29 Health Unit Coordinator Recognition Week

31 International Overdose Awareness Day

SEPTEMBER 2026

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month

Blood Cancer Awareness Month

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Disaster Preparedness Month

Food Safety Education Month

Global Pulmonary Fibrosis Awareness Month

Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month

Healthy Aging Month

National Cholesterol Education Month

National Recovery Month

National Sickle Cell Awareness Month

National Suicide Awareness Month

Newborn Screening Awareness Month

Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month

SEPTEMBER 2026 (continued)

Pain Awareness Month

Prostate Health Month

Reye’s Syndrome Awareness Month

Sepsis Awareness Month

Suicide Prevention Awareness month

Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month

World Alzheimer’s Month

1-7

6-12

8

National Childhood Injury Prevention Week

National Suicide Prevention Week

Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Nurses’ Day

World Physical Therapy Day

7-13 Assisted Living Week

Health Care Environmental Services Week

Vascular Nurses Week

10 World Suicide Prevention Day

12-18

Neonatal Nurses Week

13 World Sepsis Day

17

19-25

20-26

21

26

National Physician Suicide Awareness Day

National Professional Development Week

Child Passenger Safety Week

National Rehabilitation Awareness Week

Surgical Technologist Week

World Alzheimer’s Day

Human Resource Professionals Day

OCTOBER 2026

American Pharmacists Month

Blindness Awareness Month

Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Eye Injury Prevention Month

Health Literacy Month

Healthy Lung Month

Medical Ultrasound Awareness Month

National Breast Cancer Awareness Month

National Chiropractic Health Month

National Dental Hygiene Month

National Depression and Mental Health

Screening Month

National Disability Employment Awareness Month

National Liver Awareness Month

National Long-Term Care Planning Month

National Medical Librarians Month

National Physical Therapy Month

National Spine Health Awareness Month

Patient-Centered Care Awareness Month

Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month

Safe Sleep & SIDS Awareness Month

2026 HEALTH OBSERVANCES

Please make note of these observances, as they are now only published once a year.

Health

NOVEMBER 2026

American

Epilepsy Awareness Month

Lung Cancer Awareness Month

Men’s Health Awareness Month

National Alzheimer’s disease Awareness Month

National Family Caregivers Month

National Healthy Skin Month

National Home Care & Hospice Month

National Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month

Pulmonary Hypertension Awareness Month

Stomach Cancer Awareness Month

1-7

Diabetes Education Week

Medical Surgical Nurses Week

National Patient Transport Week

Urology Nurses Week

Diabetes Education Week

2-8

8-14

Medical Staff Services Awareness Week

National Radiologic Technology Week

Perioperative Nurses Week

Week

Diabetes Day 19 The Great American Smokeout World COPD Day

DECEMBER 2026

Give the Gift of Sight Month Safe Toys and Gifts Month

World AIDS Day

6-12

National Hand Washing Awareness Week

National Influenza Vaccination Week

2025 Coats for Kids

Thank you to all employees who donated to the 2025 Coats for Kids program. Team Hurley contributed more than 80 coats this year. These new and gently worn items will help keep children across Mid-Michigan warm. This long-standing program through the Salvation Army has supported local children for 40 years. Last year, they reported that more than 1,600 children in Genesee County were given the gift of warmth, and the need continues to grow. Your generosity plays a vital role in the program’s success and truly makes a difference in the community we serve. Thank you for your kindness and continued commitment!

PHYSICIAN CONNECTION

Continuing Education Requirements for Michigan Medical Doctors

Authority: Public Act 368 of 1978, as amended

REQUIREMENTS FOR RENEWAL

The continuing education requirements apply to every physician renewing a Michigan medical license, who has been licensed in the 3-year period immediately preceding the application for renewal. The requirements apply whether or not the physician is actively engaged in the practice of medicine. No one, including medical school faculty and resident physicians, is exempt from this requirement.

Each medical doctor is required to complete 150 hours of continuing education in courses or programs approved by the Board of

Medicine, of which a minimum 75 hours of the required 150 hours must be earned in courses or programs designated as Category 1 programs.

• A minimum of 1 hour of continuing education must be earned in the area of Medical Ethics.

• A minimum of 3 hours of continuing education must be earned in the area of Pain and Symptom Management, and at least 1 of the 3 hours must include controlled substance prescribing.

Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA)

MANDATORY TRAINING STANDARDS

• LARA requires a one-time mandatory training in Opioids and Other Controlled Substances Awareness for prescribers and dispensers of controlled substances.

• LARA requires a one-time mandatory training in Identifying Victims of Human Trafficking.

• LARA requires a minimum of three hours, every 3-year renewal cycle, in Implicit Bias Training.

For more information or questions, please visit: michigan.gov/lara

New Providers

Anesthesia

Mackenzie Cooper, CRNA

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist

Hurley Medical Center

One Hurley Plaza

Anesthesia Dept., 4 North Flint, MI 48503

Phone: (810) 262-9284

Fax: (810) 262-9610

Melissa Reynolds, CRNA

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist

Hurley Medical Center

One Hurley Plaza

Anesthesia Dept., 4 North Flint, MI 48503

Phone: (810) 262-9284

Fax: (810) 262-9610

Behavioral Health

Nakia Allen, NP

Nurse Practitioner

Hurley Behavioral Medicine (2C & 2D)

One Hurley Plaza Flint, MI 48503

Phone: (810) 262-9406

Fax: (810) 262-6607

Emergency Medicine

Ryan Braden, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Hurley Dept. of Emergency Medicine

One Hurley Plaza

Flint, MI 48503

Phone: (810) 262-9429

Fax: (810) 262-9104

Salina Mueller, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Hurley Dept. of Emergency Medicine

One Hurley Plaza Flint, MI 48503

Phone: (810) 262-9429

Fax: (810) 262-9104

Medicine

Mahmuda Ali, NP

Nurse Practitioner

Michigan Health Specialists

2700 Robert T. Longway, Suite B Flint, MI 48503

Phone: (810) 235-2004

Fax: (810) 235-2841

Sara Clements, NP

Nurse Practitioner

Advanced Cardiovascular Clinic

6122 West Pierson Road, Suite 1

Flushing, MI 48433

Phone: (810) 600-3399

Fax: (810) 600-3398

It is our pleasure to welcome the following providers to Hurley Medical Center. We thank you for collaborating with us to provide quality healthcare to our patients. We value your commitment and appreciate your service.

Ashley Loper, NP

Nurse Practitioner

Kidney Disease & Hypertension Consultants, PC 2486 Nerredia Drive, Suite E Flint, MI 48532

Phone: (810) 230-9901

Fax: (810) 230-9916

Karlee Techentin, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Hurley Medical Center - ICCU

One Hurley Plaza, 4 East Flint, MI 48503

Phone: (810) 262-9020

Fax: (810) 262-6413

Jonesha Vincent, NP

Nurse Practitioner

Michigan Health Specialists

2700 Robert T. Longway, Suite B Flint, MI 48503

Phone: (810) 235-2004

Fax: (810) 235-2841

Tyler Menge, MD

Dermatology

Dermatology & Cosmetic Center, PLLC

4444 W Bristol Rd, Suite 150 Flint, MI 48507

Phone: (833) 322-3376

Fax: (248) 607-6777

Pediatrics

Brittney Jones, MD

Pediatric TeleNeurology

Pediatric Medical

Group One Hurley Plaza, 3A West Flint, MI 48503

Phone: (810) 262-9475

Fax: (810) 262-9158

Sunjay Nunley, MD

Pediatric TeleNeurology

Pediatric Medical

Group One Hurley Plaza, 3A West Flint, MI 48503

Phone: (810) 262-9475

Fax: (810) 262-9158

Sarah Vos, NP

Nurse Practitioner

Pediatric MedicalGroup

One Hurley Plaza, 3A West Flint, MI 48503

Phone: (810) 262-9475

Fax: (810) 262-9158

Surgery

Andrew Ball, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Hurley Trauma Services

One Hurley Plaza

7B Trauma Services Dept.

Flint, MI 48503

Phone: (810) 262-9355

Fax: (810) 262-6341

Shawn Ellis, NP

Nurse Practitioner

Hurley Trauma Services

One Hurley Plaza, 7B

Flint, MI 48503

Phone: (810) 262-9355

Fax: (810) 262-6341

Richard Falcone,MD

Pediatric Surgery

Hurley Trauma Services

One Hurley Plaza, 7B Flint, MI 48503

Phone: (810)262-9355

Fax: (810) 262-6341

Samantha Fee, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Hurley Trauma Services

One Hurley Plaza, 7B Flint, MI 48503

Phone: (810) 262-9355

Fax: (810) 262-6341

Jennifer Gamble, NP

Nurse Practitioner

Hurley Neurological Center –Mid Michigan Center for Brain & Spine Disorders

102 N Adelaide St, Suite C Fenton, MI 48430

Phone: (810) 262-7030

Fax: (810) 208-0363

Aubrie Greenfelder, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Hurley Trauma Services

One Hurley Plaza, 7B Flint, MI 48503

Phone: (810) 262-9355

Fax: (810) 262-6341

Cara Horcha-Fuwell, NP

Nurse Practitioner

IINN – Insight Institute of Neurosurgery & Neuroscience

4800 S. Saginaw St. Flint, MI 48507

Phone: (810) 732-8336

Fax: (810) 963-1674

Breanna LePage, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Hurley Trauma Services

One Hurley Plaza, 7B Flint, MI 48503

Phone: (810) 262-9355

Fax: (810) 262-6341

Hurley Online CME Courses

The following are free Hurley CME on Demand courses that have been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™:

• Advances in OB Pain Management

(This activity fulfills the CE requirements for pain and symptom management.)

• Diagnosis & Treatment of Depression in Youth

• Ethical Challenges

(This activity fulfills the CE requirements for medical ethics.)

• Hypertension Management in the Hospitalized Child

• Human Trafficking and the Role of the Healthcare Provider

(This activity fulfills the LARA mandatory training standards for identifying victims of human trafficking.)

• Pediatric Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities

• Treatment of Alcohol & Opioid Use Disorders

(This activity fulfills the LARA Opioids & Other Controlled Substances Awareness training standards.)

• Urinary Tract Infections

Online Courses Coming Soon

• Treatment of Alcohol & Opioid Use Disorders

(This activity fulfills the LARA opioids & other controlled substances awareness training standards.)

• Fundamentals of Documentation, Coding & Billing Visit: education.hurleymc.com/cme/calendar

DEA Training Requirement via the MATE Act

The Medication Access and Training Expansion (MATE) Act, part of the federal Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023, requires ALL new or renewing DEA-registered practitioners who prescribe schedule II, III, IV or V drugs to undergo a one-time, eight-hour training requirement incorporating education on the treatment and management of patients with opioid and other substance use disorders.

See Michigan State Medical Society (MSMS) for further FAQs at: msms.org > NEWS

Physician Support Line 1-888-409-0141

7 days a week, 8am - 1am ET

Physician Support Line is a national, free and confidential support line service made up of 600+ volunteer psychiatrists, joined together in the determined hope to provide peer support for our physician colleagues and medical students.

For more information visit: www.physiciansupportline.com or Facebook: Physician Support Line @PhysicianLine

Michigan State Medical Society (MSMS) Education Update

RENEWING YOUR LICENSE

Physicians will be sent a renewal notification to both your mailing and email address on record approximately 90 days prior to the expiration date of your license. You will not be able to renew before that time.

LARA states that it is the provider’s responsibility as a licensed health professional to renew your license on time. Failure to receive the renewal postcard, email notification, or to notify the LARA Department of an address change does not exempt physicians from renewing their license on time. Notify LARA of any address change by submitting a MiPLUS modification.

To renew your license, go online to your MiPLUS account at www.michigan.gov/MiPLUS. Renewal payments can be taken by using a debit or credit card containing a Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover logo.

Hurley Regularly Scheduled Series (RSS)

Abhilash Velaga

Acie Welch-Nalls

Adeline Walker

Ainsley Barocio

Alex Jabero

Alexander Ferda

Alicia Ireland

Alla Blessing

Alshondra Smith

Amber Braun

Amrita Jackson

Amy Benko

Amy Benner

Amy Stanley

Angel Harris

Angela Cannon Bonner

Anita Smith

Anna Fulco

Anna Sargent

Anne Naughton

Anne-Marie Dubie

Annette Pelletier-Coon

April McFall

Arif Karrar

Ashley Bellis

Ashley Nedroscik

Ava Watson

Breann June

Breanna Frank

Brenda Pillay

Brianna Haskins

Bridget Dipzinski

Brittany Burns

Caleb Price

Carolyn Warren

Casaundra Atkinson

Celine Sooknarine

Chelsea Janes

Chelsea Spencer

Cheryl Werner

Christian Harden

Christian Luchenbill

Christine Hignite

Claire Ouellette

Connor O'Brien

Corey Lang

Corinna Edwards House

Corinne Myers

Courtney Frantz

Courtney Gateman

Courtney Morgan

Cristina Baker

Dalannah Alexander

Danielle Smith

Darris Morrow

David Keeler

David Stairs

David Stricklin

Deja Redmond

Derek Hawthorne

Derek Willoughby

Dismond Mallett

Douglas Beal

Dustin Blom

Elise Pariseau

Elisse Jones

Elizabeth Craine

Emily Rosseau

Eric Dekoski

Erin Coyle

Fatema Aldroubi

Gloria Cason

Gricel Noice

Haley Cain

Halime Meryem Soylu

Hannah Anderer

Hannah Booms

Hannah Jones

Hilda Alqassis

Ja-Neen Payne

Jacqueline Blue

Jacqueline Stewart

Jada Hawkins

Jalen Williams

Jamie Compeau

Jamie Spillers

Jamier Wilkes

Jared Garner

Jason Ferguson

Jeffrey Overman

Jennifer Daugherty

Jennifer Lara

Jennifer Modlin

Jenny Lachance

Jenny Morse

Jeremey Knapp

Jermaine Jefferson

Jerrit Baker

Jessica Parnell

Jewell Falkner

Jhanay Darby

Jill Follick

Jillian Bolton

Jodee Hoskins

Jodie Allen

John Pancheck

Jordan Greig

Joseph Keely

Josephine Crawford

Joshua Kraft

Kaitlyn VanDamme

Kassandra Shalla

Katana Noel

Katie Sharp

Keisha Gates

Kelsey Van Sipe

Kimberly Schaffer

Kimberly Summersett

Kimberly Swisher

Kristi Livingston

Kristi Richardson

Krystal Coombs

LaShawn Meniefield

LaToyia Jones

Latasha Johnson

Leanne Fellows

Lexus Rogers

Lisa Mudge

Loren Pryor

Marlana Boston

Marsella Kempa

Marsha Mostek

Mckenzie Arvoy

Megan Fielder

Melissa Harris

Melissa Miller

Merfe Jane Morgan

Michael Depper

Michael Mays

Michele Beckett

Michele Nelson-Holmes

Michelle Miller

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Miracle Hill-Pope

Mitchell Bonner

Morgan Hayward

Naomi Stanford

Naportia McMillan

Natasha Crump

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Neha Aftab

Nicholas Ayers

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Nicholas Swartwood

Nnamdi Nwoke

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Omoniyi Henry Akinpeloye

Pamela Couden

Patricia McQueen

Patricia Moore

Paul Maher

Penney Levely

Rachel Bock

Raeanna Fry

Rebecca Kaye

Rehma Maroof

Reina Vincent

Renee Mechura

Reuben Bullock

Richard Barker

Richard Molina

Robert Martion

Ronald Adams

Roslyn Williams

Rudy Kovacs

Ryan Cohee

Sara Smith

Sarah Gidcumb

Sarah Welch

Seth Duquette

Sharee Tolbert

Shayla Collick

Shelby Henry

Shelby Stefanic

Stacy Garty

Stacy Weaver

Star Cristle

Stephanie Harris

Tahjuanna Lee

Taleah Stewart

Tarita Sampson

Taylor Maples

Teresa Brandon

Teresa Osowski

Tiffany Daly

Tiffany Wise

Timothy Nickerson

Tina Beauchamp

Tina Nimcheski

Tonya Lach

Tracey Miller

Vanita Hill

Verena Sims

Veronica Bush

Wade Erhardt

Whitaker Cayton

Yvonne Bridgeford

FEBRUARY BIRTHDAYS

Aaron York

Abagalee Hare

Abbigail Maks

Adrian Hampton

Adrian Henderson

Agnieszka Steiner

Ahmad Mohammad

Alefe Adimasu

Alexander Saunders

Alexandra Swanson

Alexandria Buchalski

Alicia Russell

Allan Silvers

Allyson Childers

Amber Loeffler

Andrea Hammel

Anne Nerychel

Aqsa Ata

Aubrey Porter

Austin Wolford

Bareerah Khan

Bethany Aviles

Blair Koger

Brandis Givens

Brandy Monreal

Brenda Jimenez

Briana Doll

Brianna Loiselle

Brittany Caesar

CaRon Darkins

Caitlin Pemberton

Candice Fowlkes-Hawk

Carly Lamb

Carly Payne

Carrie Joubran

Catherine Ares

Chad Lockwood

Charise Scroggins

Charles Sims

Charo Adams

Chase Nagy

Cheriece Bell

Christina Davis

Christine Campbell

Christine Prince

Christopher Espinoza

Christopher Lee

Cierra Shannon

Clifford Hooker

Cori Godinez

Craig Sepanak

Crystal Leonard

Cynthia Ziegler

Daniel Osminski

Darla Lundy-Pruitt

Dawnalyn McGuire

Dayna Yue

Deiaa Eldin Abdalla

Hussein Elhag

Delisa Berry

Demetrius Peterson Jr

Dena Moore

Dennis Relerford

Devonte Russell

Donnell Skinner

Edina Chambers

Eera Fatima Bangi

Elexis Bray

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Emily Carnduff

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Ervin Adams

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Gary Edwards

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Lee Tidwell

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