Amy earned her graduate degree with George Washington University in Washington D.C. She obtained board certification as a family nurse practitioner through both national certifying bodies: the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners and the American Nurses Credentialing Center. Following graduate training, Amy completed advanced practice training as a surgical first assistant with the National Institute of First Assisting. She completed her surgical preceptorships with pediatric orthopedic surgery, general surgery, and neurosurgery. She then went on to spend the next two years caring for the pelvic health needs of male and female patients here locally in Boise, Idaho.

Prior to completing her NP training, she obtained her registered nursing degree through Idaho State University and worked as an RN with local Boise hospitals. Her nursing background includes neuro-trauma critical care nursing, post-operative recovery, and inpatient acute care management.

Amy is passionate about improving access to health care in underserved areas and advocating for vulnerable populations. She completed a medical mission in Guatemala through her nursing program and has participated as a volunteer with local refugee groups. In her spare time, Amy enjoys horseback riding, swing dancing, snuggling her pets, and spending time with her family.

Brice Mateo is experienced in medical management with a strong foundation in healthcare operations and patient safety. Prior to his current role, Brice dedicated 18 years to the Boise VA Medical Center, where he served as the Safe Patient Handling and Mobility Manager. In this capacity, he developed expertise in implementing safety protocols, reducing workplace injuries, and enhancing patient care through evidence-based mobility practices. His extensive background in the VA system has equipped him with a deep understanding of healthcare compliance, staff training, and the operational complexities of medical facilities. Brice brings a patient-centered approach and a commitment to creating safe, efficient healthcare environments to his work as a medical office manager.