Category: People of CHC/SEK
Liz Burch is not one to let difficult circumstances hold her back. When she encounters a problem, she actively seeks a solution. In her…
In 2005, inside a small, renovated auto parts store at 924 N. Broadway in Pittsburg, the Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas (CHC/SEK) launched…
April Lemon, CHC/SEK Director of Behavioral Health, has been named a winner of the 2024–2025 Margo Award for Excellence in MSW Advanced Year Practicum Instruction…
The Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas (CHC/SEK) is pleased to announce that Holley Forrest has been named Vice President of Operations. Forrest brings…
In a world that feels increasingly stressful and disconnected, 18-year-old Lincoln Laverack reminds us that kindness is the best medicine. “Being kind means to…
Jan Hopkins has always been an advocate for patients. As a certified medical coder at CHC/SEK, she makes sure charts are accurate, and insurance…
After 13 years of service, Dawn McNay is retiring from the Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas. Dawn joined CHC/SEK in 2011 and served…
Kelly Pulliam, programs manager at Building Health Inc., has been named one of twelve Women of Distinction for 2025 by the Pittsburg Area Chamber…
As a nurse practitioner working in Linn County, Brenda Brennan, APRN became acutely aware of the healthcare disparities facing rural Kansas. Many residents couldn’t…
As Scout languished in an animal shelter, little did she know she would get a loving home and a job. Taylor Panczer, Community Health…
Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas Nurse Practitioner Terra Livingston, APRN-C, has achieved an important milestone in her career. On January 1, 2025, Livingston will hold…