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Our Team
We use a collaborative model of care that recognizes that no single professional discipline is able to meet all the health-related needs of individuals and communities. Although nurse practitioners are our primary providers, they work with a team of physician collaborators, health educators, community outreach workers, nutritionists, counselors, and students/interns to help clients achieve optimum health and well-being.
Providers
Paula Watt |
| Paula has over 10 years experience in advanced practice nursing. Her expertise includes public health, women’s and children’s health, musculoskeletal disorders, and alternative medicine. Paula is a current member of the national Touchpoints team with Dr. T. Berry Brazelton. Her research interests include attention deficit disorders and alternative/complementary medicine. Currently, Paula is responsible for the organization, planning, and delivery of primary healthcare services in the Center. Paula is a lecturer for the School of Nursing and supervises the clinical rotations of graduate nursing students. She is a conference speaker for Continuing Education and many other organizations. |
Donna Haynes |
Donna has been an Family Nurse Practitioner and the Manager of Mobile Clinics at the Sullivan Center since 2002. Dr. Haynes is uniquely qualified for her joint role as a primary care provider and clinical preceptor. She has over 19 years experience in various clinical settings as a nurse practitioner. She has the ability to manage patients who have very complex medical problems, such as those typically seen in our mobile clinics. She also speaks conversational Spanish which is very helpful in our outreach to the Hispanic population. Dr. Haynes is an excellent clinical preceptor for nursing undergraduate and graduate students. She was a Program Coordinator at Greenville Technical College before assuming her current position at Clemson. She taught in the nursing program and coordinated all clinical assignments, and was named Nursing Faculty Member of the Year in 2002. She served as a volunteer preceptor for Clemson nursing students when she worked as a nurse practitioner for the Pickens County Health Department and the Slater-Marietta Family Health Center (1993 to 2000). She was recognized by Clemson's School of Nursing as "Outstanding Preceptor." |
Linda Rettew |
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 Donna Millar |
 T. Edwin Evans, MD Program Director Seneca Lakes Family Medicine Residency Program |
Michelle Deem |
Clinical Associates & Administrative Supports
Elizabeth Garcia |
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Tina M. Epps
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Tina serves as the primary medical assistant for physicians, nurse practitioners, and other staff at the Center. She maintains clinic rooms, the mobile unit, and the clinical laboratory for the safe, efficient, and effective delivery of care. |
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Connie Ormes |
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Connie coordinates all business and support activities for the Center, including budget management, billing, revenue reconciliation, personnel administration, purchasing, and information systems management. |
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Marlene VanHoose |
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Marlene is generally the first contact that people have with the Center. She is the person on the other end of the phone when someone calls with a question or to schedule an appointment. She also maintains the medical record system. |
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Elizabeth McCall |
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| Elizabeth is responsible for all administrative and clerical activities to support the efficient and effective delivery of client services. Her duties include two weekly clinics at Clemson Community Care and the Walhalla Health Department, ten Mobile Migrant Farm Worker Clinics, and eight to ten Best Chance Network (BCN) breast and cervical cancer screening mobile events per year. | |||
Trudy M. Nickles |
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Programs
Sue Pedrick |
| Sue has many years of hospital-based nursing experience as well as extensive experience in the development of occupational health programs. She was an occupational health nurse for Delta Woodside Industries for nine years before coming to Clemson University. Currently, Sue is responsible for the overall management and administration of the Medical Surveillance Program for the University, including program planning, policy development, service delivery, and program evaluation. |
Will Mayo
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Will has been the Community Health Improvement Coordinator/Health Educator in the Sullivan Center since 1998. He is also a lecturer in the Department of Public Health Sciences. He coordinates all of the mobile clinics for the Center, oversees health education and outreach programs, supervises field experiences for health science and language students, and supervises the bilingual outreach coordinator and the health educator. In addtion, Will drives the mobile unit and oversees its operation and maintenance as well as trains other drivers. He is well qualified to provide outreach and education to Latino populations. He received a Fulbright Institute of International Study Scholarship in 1991 for a five-week intensive Spanish course in Costa Rica. He attended a four-week intensive Spanish course at the Spanish Institute of Puebla, Mexico in summer 2001 and a 4 week intensive Spanish course in medical interpretation at the Chac-mool Institute in Cuernavaca, Mexico in 2003. |
Yuanyuan Zhang |
Yuanyuan publishes news articles, develops websites, coordinates exhibits, gives presentations, and manages other communication projects to promote the Center to its key constituencies, including faculty, staff, and community partners. Since January 2007, Yuanyuan has assumed an additional role as the Rich Media Coordinator in the College of Health, Education, and Human Development. She coordinates rich media recordings, writes protocols, and develops digital portfolios and online training materials. |
