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Fitness Over FortyFitness Over Forty, a weekly series of video presentations targeting the increasing “over forty” population in East Texas, addresses health and fitness issues that are specific to men and women ages 25 to 54 and older.

Family Medicine

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We currently have 26 physicians working in the Family Medicine Clinic, and they are placed on teams for continuity of care for our patients.

The Clinic is under the direction of the following Management Team:

Dr. Kyle James- Medical Director
Regina Davis- Director of Clinic Operations
Janet Jordan, RN- Nurse Manager

The Red Team consists of the following staff:

Dr. Richard Viken
Dr. Brenda Hinton
Dr. Corbett Boone
Dr. James Ryman
Dr. Eddie Ngo
Dr. Mindy Campbell
Debra Wickware, LVN

The Orange Team consists of the following staff:

Dr. Jonathan MacClements
Dr. Jenny Saurette
Dr. Michal Phillips
Dr. Andrea Herrera
Dr. McDavid Mahaffey
Dr. Mark Hamilton
Linda Harris, LVN

The Green Team consists of the following staff:

Dr. Kyle James
Dr. Allison Tobola
Dr. Ben Udall
Dr. Justin McInnis
Dr. James Knox
Dr. Betsy Pearch
Dr. Will Sanders
Elizabeth Peacock, LVN

The Blue Team consists of the following staff:

Dr. Patti Burk-Olusola
Dr. Clint Carter
Dr. Kristin Ault
Dr. Heather Bass
Dr. Zachary Drain
Dr. Ross Hamic
Charlette Payne, LVN

Assisting the physicians is Nancy Anderson, Medical Assistant and the following clerical staff:

Betty Fergason, OPC
Vernetta Mason, OPC
Likivia Donnell, OPC
Shatawn Domena, OPC
Debra Robinson-Lemons, OPC Senior
Patricia Miller, OPC

Our teams are ready and eager to serve our patients needs.

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University of Texas Health Center at Tyler

Family Medicine

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