Former Memorial Regional Health PA Neilene Folks accepts new post at Northwest Colorado Health
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CRAIG — Northwest Colorado Health has welcomed physician assistant Neilene Folks to its practice. Folks was hired by NWCH after losing her job her job at Memorial Regional Health and in the wake of an outpouring of community support during the MRH October board meeting,
“We are very pleased to have Neilene Folks, PA-C, join our team,” said Stephanie Einfeld, CEO of Northwest Colorado Health. “Over the years, Moffat County has been identified as a shortage area for medical providers, and bringing her on is an effort to close that gap. We feel that her knowledge and expertise will enhance our ability to provide high-quality, low-cost care in support of the health and wellness of Moffat County.”
Folks grew up in Browns Park and later graduated from Moffat County High School. She served six years in the Coast Guard and, after an honorable discharge, returned to school to obtain her degree as a PA at University of California-Davis.
She returned to Craig in 1998 and has worked at several clinics in the area.
Folks will be seeing patients at Northwest Colorado Health’s Community Health Center, 745 Russell St.
To make an appointment call 970-824-8233.
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