The Team

FNP-C

Holly Jorgensen, FNP-C, has joined SMC as a family medicine provider. She was born in Red Oak then spent some of her childhood in Clarinda. In her late teens, she relocated to Prescott, Arizona where she eventually attended her RN program. Holly completed her medical RN program at Yavapai College in Prescott, Arizona in addition to a BSN-MSN program at Chamberlain University in Addison, Illinois. After graduation, she came back to the Midwest to help care for her aging grandparents and to be closer to family.

 

Prior to nursing she had worked in retail management and was an optometrist assistant. She started her professional nursing career in long-term care for one year then went to Montgomery County Memorial Hospital and worked in the Med/Surgery department for approximately 6 months before she was transferred into the ACU (Step Down, Med-Surgery/Tele Unit). She worked in the ACU for approximately 10 years and then transferred into the Emergency Department for approximately 3 more years, during which time she completed her Family Nurse Practitioner certification program.

 

Holly enjoys taking care of patients of all ages but has a very special interest in geriatrics and end-of-life/palliative care.  She finds it great honor to be able to improve a patient’s quality of life during the final stages of life. She is very excited to be starting her FNP career at the Shenandoah Medical Center. She believes it is a great honor to be trusted in providing healthcare for people in her community of Southwest Iowa.

Dr. Clyde Sullivan comes to SMC with 20+ year’s background in Cardiology and Internal Medicine that includes research into cardiovascular disease.

Dr. Sullivan is board certified in internal medicine and cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging, echocardiography, nuclear cardiology, peripheral vascular interpretation, and cardiovascular computer tomography. He graduated from medical school at the University of Tennessee in Memphis, Tennessee. He completed his residency at the University Hospitals of Cleveland/Case Medical Campus, Cleveland, Ohio and completed a fellowship at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire.

When speaking about his specific practice, Dr. Sullivan mentioned, “Heart disease remains the number one cause of death in the United States.  My background includes performing research on cardiovascular disease earlier in my career. This medical specialty has become a favorite of mine for a long time.  Having the ability to help people with heart disease is very rewarding.”

Dr. Sullivan and his family are excited to move to Shenandoah.  In his free time, his family loves to spend time outdoors.  He enjoys fishing, hiking, rafting, and camping.

Family Practice Nurse Practitioner

I am a nurse practitioner that specializes in family practice. I first attended Clarkson College in Omaha, Nebraska to obtain my BSN. I then worked as a registered nurse in several areas, including inpatient Med/Surg, Labor and Delivery, Postpartum, and in a rural health clinic. After a few years of experience, I decided to further my education. I received my MSN at Chamberlain University with a focus of becoming a family nurse practitioner. I have always loved caring for patients and hope to continue to improve the lives of patients and their families. My husband and I have a four month old daughter and two dogs that keep us very busy. We love to spend time with family, cheer on the Iowa Hawkeyes, and travel!

Licensed Master Social Worker

Caitlin Clem completed her Master of Social Work and Masters of Arts in Teaching at the University of South Carolina, and a Bachelor of Arts in Experimental Psychology and Criminology and Criminal Justice in May 2014. Caitlin is a Licensed Master Social Worker and holds a graduate certificate in Drug and Addiction Studies from the University of South Carolina. Her studies focused on working with clients with health and mental health disorders and the impact of health and mental health on each other. She also completed coursework specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and crisis intervention. Caitlin enjoys working with adolescents and adults and with individuals experiencing a variety of mental health concerns. She looks forward to working in this community and helping people improve their wellbeing.

Behavioral Health Nurse Practitioner

Jennifer Lundgren’s primary focus is mental health care in rural settings. She is a professional member of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association and International Nurses Society on Addiction. Outside of working at Shenandoah Medical Center, Jennifer enjoys traveling with family, gardening, and hiking.

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