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Paul
J. Nelson, M.D.
“Born in Red Oak, Iowa, I moved with my family to Fremont,
Nebraska while I was still young. I attended Grinnell College
in Iowa and finished medical school at the University of Nebraska
Medical Center in 1969. I completed Internal Medicine and
Pediatric residencies in New York City (Harlem Hospital),
Minneapolis (Univ. of Minnesota), and Omaha (Univ. of Nebraska
Medical Center). I also served as an army physician in Washington,
D.C. and San Antonio, Texas. I
am a widower with two children.
I have had the privilege of caring for many patients
since 1975. I appreciated their naming me to the 2004 ‘Best
Doctors in Omaha’ list!” |
University
of Nebraska Medical Center, M.D., 1969
Harlem Hospital, Internal Medicine Residency, 1969-70
University of Minnesota, Pediatric Residency, 1970-71
University of Nebraska Medical Center, Pediatric Residency,
1971-73
Diplomat, National Board of Examiners
Member, American Medical Association
Pediatric consultant, Child Protective Services, State of Nebr.,
1975-1990 |
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Lawrence
Rice, M.D.
““My childhood was spent in Lincoln, Nebraska. Along
with Dr. Nelson, I completed medical school at the University
of Nebraska Medical Center and proceeded to residency training
at the University of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. I
returned to the Univ. of Nebraska Med Center to complete my
residency, which included a Fellowship in Children’s Rehabilitation
at the Meyer Children’s Rehabilitation Institute.
I began practice with Dr. Nelson in 1975. I am board
certified in Pediatrics. My wife and I have four children and
many grandchildren.” |
University
of Nebraska Medical Center, M.D., 1970
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Pediatric Residency, 1971-72
University of Nebraska Medical Center, Pediatric Residency,
1971-73
Diplomat, American Board of Pediatrics
Fellow, American Academy of Pediatrics
Diplomat, National Board of Examiners |
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Anna
Lavedan, M.D.
“My family emigrated to Dallas, Texas from the Philippines
in 1984. My undergraduate years at the University of Texas,
Arlington were followed by a move to Houston for medical school
at the University of Texas Health Science Center. After graduation,
I came to Omaha to complete a combined residency in internal
medicine and pediatrics at Creighton University. In 1998, I
joined Drs. Rice and Nelson at Family Health Care. I am Board
Certified in both internal medicine and pediatrics.
I am married to Pierre, also a family practice physician.
We have three children.” |
University of Texas, Arlington, B.S., Nursing, 1990
University of Texas at Houston, M.D., 1994
Creighton University, combined Internal Medicine & Pediatrics
Residencies, 1994-1998
Certified, American Board of Pediatrics, 1998
Certified, American Board of Internal Medicine, 1999
Member, American Medical Association, American Academy of Pediatrics,
Med-Ped Program Director Assn. |
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Nichelle
Horton-Brown, M.D.
“Omaha is my hometown. I attended Central High School,
obtained my Bachelor’s degree from Creighton University,
and received my medical training at the University of Nebraska
Medical Center, graduating with my MD degree in 1999. I completed
residencies in both internal medicine and pediatrics at East
Tenne
ssee State University in 2003, and returned to Omaha to
join Family Health Care. I am Board Certified in Internal Medicine.
My husband is also native to the Omaha area.” |
University
of Nebraska Medical Center, MD, 1990
East Tennessee State University, combined Internal Medicine
& Pediatrics Residencies, 1999-2003
Clinical Assistant Instructor, Dept. of Internal Medicine, East
Tennessee State University, 2001-2003
Member, American Academy of Pediatrics
Board Certified, American Board of Internal Medicine, 2004
Board Eligible, American Board of Pediatrics |
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Joyce
Schilke, N.P.
“I grew up in a farming community near Norfolk, Nebraska.
I attended the University of Nebraska Medical Center and Indianapolis
University for my Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees
in nursing. In 1972, I joined the faculty of the College of
Nursing at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, and while
there, received a Ph.D. in exercise physiology from the University
of Nebraska Lincoln. After completing studies leading to certification
as a Nurse Practitioner in 1996, I joined the doctors at Family
Health Care. I am also on the faculty of Creighton University’s
College of Nursing, where I teach Nurse Practitioner students.
My husband and I have one child.” |
University
of Nebraska Medical Center, B.S., Nursing, 1967
Indiana University, M.S., Nursing, 1972
University of Nebraska, Ph.D., 1993
University of Nebraska Medical Center, Post-Master’s Certificate,
Family Nurse Practitioner, 1995 |
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