My name is Bridget. I am a Nurse Practitioner that has been practicing addiction medicine for a few years now and it is my passion. I have an extensive background working in mental health and emergency medicine for over 10 years. I enjoy helping members achieve their goals of sobriety.

As a graduate of Chamberlain University, I became a Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner in 2019. My passion for addiction medicine began while caring for patients who struggled with opioid dependence in the hospital setting. I often witnessed the barriers involved in transitioning care at discharge and saw firsthand the detrimental effect addiction has on individuals and the stigmatism that comes along with it. This lead me to acquire the education to provide medication assisted treatment. I am excited to join Workit Health whose primary mission, vision and values align with my own.

A Certified Nurse Practitioner specializing in Addiction Medicine, who is dedicated to change the way substance use disorders are perceived.

Aaron is a certified family nurse practitioner and alumnus of Chamberlain University. He is currently pursuing his Doctorate at the University of Madonna. He has been serving in the Airforce Air national guard since 2006 as a commissioned officer. Aaron believes all patients should be treated and given the respect he would expect when receiving care. He has worked in various fields of medicine, but has received the greatest gratification in MAT and mental health. Aaron has experienced family members first hand going through difficult times in their life and using substances to try and escape reality. He looks forward to helping as many people as he can and changing lives every day.

Blaise is a graduate of the Yale Physician Associate Program who has a background in emergency medicine in both Los Angeles and Greater Cincinnati. Through working in both urban and rural emergency departments, Blaise saw first-hand the impact of addiction on diverse populations. He developed an interest in using MAT in the emergency department, and motivated by the number of positive outcomes decided to pursue a focus on addiction medicine. This ended up bringing him to Workit, where he is excited to meet clients where they are and provide both evidence-based and compassionate care.

My name is Rachel, and I am a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor III (LCDCIII) working on my Master’s in Social Work at Case Western Reserve University and come spring semester, I will be a Social Worker in Training (SWT). My passion for helping others in addiction stems from how many family members, friends, co-workers, associates, and people around the world were negatively impacted by substance use and more specific opioids.

L’Tanya brings experience and empathy as a Recovery Counselor. She has a passion toward guiding and encouraging individuals with dual diagnosis progress toward a balance and healthy lifestyle.

Cierra received her Bachelor’s in Psychology from Wright State University and Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from Lindsey Wilson College. Cierra has her Independent Chemical Dependency Counselor license in Substance Abuse. Cierra has a passion for mental health and substance abuse. Cierra has experience with substance abuse treatment and individual therapy.

I am a Registered Medical Assistant. I have been working in Mental Health for 3 years and have been actively working as an MA since 2006. What drew me to addiction/recovery treatment is the love that I have for some people that I lam very close to who have struggled with addiction.

Air Force veteran of 16 years. Medical Assistant for 9 years, worked in multiple backgrounds of healthcare. Addiction/recovery is close to me and I look forward to giving the best service possible to our members.

My entire working career has consisted of working with people, either in a healthcare setting or customer service. What drew me to addiction/recovery treatment was how close this hits home. I could see people in my own community struggling with substance use disorder and feel that now is my chance to help them get their life back on track. I want people to know they aren’t alone and they can overcome this hard time in their life.

Worked as a counselor for 2 years and I love working as a counselor to help others get back to their regular daily activities. Even though addiction is hard to stop, after you go though the storm of getting off, its a beautiful ending.