Juliann is a physician assistant with previous experience in addiction medicine and surgery. She is passionate about providing medication-assisted treatment via digital health.

Viki received her Bachelor of Science in nursing and her Master of Science in nursing education at California State University, Dominguez Hills. She completed her doctoral of education at Walden University in 2013 and her FNP at San Francisco State University in 2018.

Her first job as an FNP was in pain management and after 3 years she recognized that opioids were not the answer for chronic pain.  Thereafter, she started to explore, and continues to do so, alternatives to opioid therapy for chronic pain.

Viki has been a registered nurse for almost 30 years and a nurse educator since 2004.  Her specialties in nursing included emergency medicine, pediatrics, pain management, and substance overuse disorders.  She is currently undergoing education in frequency specific micro currency so that she can offer additional alternatives to chronic pain and chronic emotional issues.

Agnes has been in health care for almost 30 years, starting with an undergraduate degree in kinesiology and various physical therapy positions before becoming a PA in 2006.  She has worked inpatient and outpatient settings in community hospitals, private practice, and prison.  Her medical practice included internal medicine, urgent care, general family practice, transgender care, hospice care, chronic pain management and teaching UC Davis FNP/PA students as adjunct faculty.  These experiences have strengthened her belief in addressing all aspects of physical, emotional, and social well being in order to reach one’s fullest expression of health, at every stage in life, no matter what the circumstance.

Robin Avalos is a PA with 18 years of diverse healthcare experiences including emergency, geriatrics, and correctional medicine. She has experienced firsthand the impact of how trauma, addiction, and mental health concerns affect individuals and families. She is dedicated to removing barriers to care and provides addiction treatment in an empathetic and supportive environment.

Jessica is a physician assistant with experience in emergency medicine and hepatology. She has a passion for addiction care and digital health.

Jillian is a physician assistant with experience in urgent care and allergy. She has a passion for addiction care and digital health. She feels that telemedicine is the future of health care and can’t wait to care for her patient population from the comfort of their own home. She is excited to be a part of the team and treat people without the stigma. She works with patients to treat their addiction as a team.

Jared is a skilled and empathetic physician assistant with experience in primary care and emergency medicine. Medication Assistance for addiction has been a part of his practice for the past several years. He is very passionate about helping others liberate themselves from the shackles of addiction.

Michael is a Physician Assistant and former Paramedic who has witnessed in the back of ambulances and emergency rooms, many of the unfortunate circumstances of untreated persons with substance misuse disorders. Because of those experiences, he is passionate to provide Medically Assisted Treatment through Workit Health’s Telehealth system

I have previous experience working for Horizon Services in-patient women’s treatment facility in Oakland, CA as a Resident advocate and certified drug screener through Redwood Toxicology. I love serving my community and giving back in any capacity my higher power directs me.

My name is Jennifer Bridges. I have over 10 years in the Mental Health field. I am passionate about helping others find their light. My goal is to help where I can.

I was born and raised in CA. I have one son who is my best friend. I love working out, dancing, and bike rides. Cats are my fur babies, pizza is and always will be my favorite snack! I have an extensive background in Customer Service and I thrive on helping others and being a part of a team-oriented organization. . I felt that I wanted to utilize my skills in an area where I can really be compassionate and helpful to many. There have been family members that have suffered from these disorders and so I have the life experience of seeing loved ones struggle. I am excited to be part of this team and hoping to have longevity with the company.

My name is Ashley. I’m a Care Coach, but previously worked as a Medical Assistant in primary care. I recently started an Alcohol & Drug Counseling program to receive my Training, so it was a blessing to get a job that aligns! I love serving and encouraging others to be at their best, so this was a perfect fit.

I’m Polly, and as a member of the long-term recovery population, I know how daunting and messy the beginning stages can be! My passion is to inspire others to regain their strength and find their voice, independence, and community again. A wise educator told me (three days post-rock bottom) that what was the worst that happened can be turned into the best. I am here to show that this is true.