Sherrie Joseph, RN, BSN, has been the Executive Director since 2019, beginning as a volunteer. She has worked as a RN all over the US and feels this position to be the most rewarding of her career. She is passionate about the positive effect the clinic has on both patients and ISU medical professional students who train there. In her free time she enjoys the outdoors, reading, her animals and her family.
Dr. Georgia Milan, a Family Medicine Doctor at the Pocatello Free Clinic, is passionate about building strong patient relationships and collaborating within a comprehensive health system. She is dedicated to supporting underserved groups, including Hispanic farmworkers, drawing from her experience with the Indian Health Service, rural Montana communities, and humanitarian efforts like No More Deaths. With a background in International Humanitarian Aid and training in Ayurvedic and herbal medicine, Dr. Milan takes a holistic approach to improving community health.
Amy Azizi, LMSW works as the Director of Program Development and also provides individual counseling services here at the Pocatello Free Clinic. Amy’s journey with us began in 2021 as an intern while pursuing her master’s degree in social work. A Pocatello native, Amy loves giving back to the community that had such a positive influence on her. When she’s not at the clinic, Amy enjoys spending time with her family and her dogs, exploring the great outdoors through swimming and camping adventures.
Cindy Bunde is a physician assistant at the clinic and has volunteered with the Pocatello Free Clinic since 1997. She takes a comprehensive approach to patient care and also serves as a full-time professor and Academic Coordinator for the Idaho State University PA Program. With experience in psychiatry and OB/GYN, she is board certified in Lifestyle Medicine. A Pocatello native, Cindy enjoys exploring Idaho’s trails, reading, crocheting, and spending time with her family and pets.
Tawny Scollard is the Social Service Coordinator at the Pocatello Free Clinic. She graduated from Western Washington University with a degree in B.A.Human Service. She is passionate about advocating for the people in her community to improve the lives of others. In her free time, she enjoys the outdoors, exploring new places to camp and play in the water.
Emilia Carrillo has proudly served as the Community Outreach Coordinator at the Pocatello Free Clinic for nearly two years, where she works to expand services and foster meaningful connections within the community. Originally from American Falls, Emilia now calls Pocatello home. In her free time, she enjoys tending to her plants, exploring local hiking trails, and attending wine tastings at the Grape Vine. If you see her around town, don’t hesitate to say hello!
Rainee has been the Clinic Coordinator at the Pocatello Free Clinic for a year and a half, where she thrives on building relationships with both patients and colleagues. She loves trying to create a welcoming and supportive environment for everyone who walks through the clinic’s doors. Outside of work, Rainee loves anything fun, spending time with both her husband and huskies, and traveling around.
With nearly three years at the Pocatello Free Clinic, Autumn is passionate about supporting our community’s health and well-being. As a medical assistant, she works alongside multiple providers, as well as assisting with the Idaho Women’s Health Check Program. She finds joy in making a positive impact in people’s lives and strives to provide compassionate care to all our patients.
Tyler Northrup has been with the Pocatello for over three years as a volunteer and staff member. He helps in the clinic as an interpreter, phlebotomist, and medical assistant. He also oversees the outreach clinic provided in American Falls and the newly started circumcision and vasectomy clinic offered in conjunction with the ISU Family Medicine Residency program. Tyler earned is bachelor’s degree from ISU in Spanish for the Health Professions and is currently applying to medical school to further his education and become a doctor.
Kadee Victoria has been a valued team member of the Pocatello Free Clinic since October 2023. He has been providing interpreting services and assisting with front office duties. Kadee is passionate about healthcare and committed to making a positive impact in his community. He enjoys connecting with patients and helping to ensure they receive the care they need. With a strong desire to learn and grow in the field, Kadee is excited to continue his journey in nursing and contribute to the well-being of others.
Alyssa Cruz is a Licensed Professional Counselor who offers individual counseling sessions at the Pocatello Free Clinic. Alyssa strongly believes that mental health services are an integral part of healthcare and should be made accessible to people of all backgrounds. She is passionate about helping clients overcome their personal challenges so that they can grow into the best version of themselves. Alyssa speaks Spanish, loves to travel, and likes to learn new things about her clients and the world.
Bailey Hatch is completing her B.S. in Biology and preparing to apply to physician assistant school this fall. An avid weightlifter, she enjoys trying new exercises and diverse cuisines. Bailey aspires to specialize in women’s health in Idaho, focusing on the Latino/Hispanic community. She has gained valuable experience as a Spanish interpreter and medical assistant at the clinic, where her passion for patient care shines.
Preston Helwege has earned his degree with a B.S. in Exercise Science and is currently applying to the Physician Assistant program at Idaho State University. Originally from Seattle, WA, he played football at Idaho State University and seeks a career within sports medicine. He enjoys connecting with patients and hollistically ensuring all their needs are addressed. Outside of work, he loves cooking, trying out new recipes, and spending time with his girlfriend. With a strong curiosity in the medical field, Preston is excited to further his journey in PA school and continuing making a positive impact within the community.
Maria Tapia is a student at Idaho State University studying a major in Health Sciences and a minor in Spanish. Maria is specifically a pre-med student who plans to become a physician one day and specialize in Pediatrics! She started volunteering at the free clinic as an Interpretor in the Fall of 2023. Some of Maria’s hobbies include weight training, hiking/rucking, and spending time with her family. At PFC, she hopes to further her experiences and continue helping underserved patients where she finds the a passion for healthcare.
Kylie Scott is a student at ISU studying Health Sciences within the pre-med program with plans of becoming a physician with a focus on rural health. Some of her hobbies include anatomy and physiology, watching movies, eat good food, go on adventures, and spend time with my two puppies. Kylie started volunteering here at the clinic because she wanted to give back to her community and help people receive the attention and care they need.
Olivia Swainston is a recent B.S. graduate from ISU and is currently preparing to apply for medical school. She plans to specialize in cardiology as her love for the heart started by teaching ISU’s advanced Anatomy and Physiology labs. Outside of work, Olivia enjoys hiking, paddle boarding, and any type of Fall/Winter weather. Practicing as a medical scribe and assistant has grown her passion for healthcare, and the Pocatello Free Clinic has offered her new insight into serving the community in need.
