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The mission of RMCHCS is to serve God by making a profound and lasting difference in the health and quality of life for all people in the community.
The mission of RMCHCS is to serve God by making a profound and lasting difference in the health and quality of life for all people in the community.
Maryann Ustick served as the City Manager of Gallup, New Mexico from August 2014 to July 2023. She joined Gallup after managing the city of Destin, Florida and had previously held the role of acting city manager and assistant city manager in North Las Vegas, where she oversaw Economic Development, Public Works, Parks & Recreation, Planning & Zoning, and Utilities. Her extensive career in city administration includes roles in Las Cruces, New Mexico; Pensacola, Florida; Phoenix, Arizona; and Virginia Beach, Virginia. Maryann’s expertise spans housing, community and economic development, utilities management, capital improvements, and federal and state grants.
Maryann has served on the boards of Memorial Medical Center in Las Cruces, New Mexico, and North Vista Hospital in North Las Vegas, Nevada, as well as on various state commissions and nonprofit boards, including the United Way. She holds a bachelor’s degree from St. Mary’s College of Maryland and dual master’s degrees in history and public administration from Old Dominion University. Maryann is a credentialed city manager and an active member of the International City/County Management Association (ICMA).
Skyler Stevens is a lecturer at UNM-Gallup, teaching Human Anatomy & Physiology. Originally from West Texas, Skyler moved to Gallup in January 2020, drawn by the Southwest’s desert climate after living in New England. She holds a master’s degree in Infectious Disease and Global Health from Tufts University, where she researched avian influenza transmission, and another master’s degree in Range and Wildlife Management from Sul Ross State University, where she studied the carnivores of Big Bend National Park. Skyler is passionate about Gallup’s community, from the Saturday flea market to retro movie nights at El Morro. Serving on the RMCHCS Board of Trustees is her way of giving back to a community she holds dear.
Dr. Warner Anderson is a physician, anthropologist, and retired U.S. Army Colonel. Now semi-retired, he is an assistant professor of military and emergency medicine at the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences (USUHS) and mentors US Army Special Forces medic students at Gallup Indian Medical Center.
Dr. Anderson has been a resident of McKinley County since completing his primary care internal medicine residency at the University of New Mexico Hospital in 1983. He served as lead physician at the Gallup Family Health Center, in a local group practice, and as director of emergency services at RMCHCS before becoming chief of emergency medicine at GIMC, a role he held until 2001. In addition, he has served as district medical examiner and EMS medical director for Gallup Fire, McKinley County, and Tohatchi EMS.
Following his Army retirement, he returned to GIMC, only to be requested by the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs to lead the Pentagon’s Global Health policy. He served as the Defense Department’s principal Global Health expert for nearly seven years, advising international health leaders in Afghanistan, Iraq, and beyond. In 2014, he retired to return to Vanderwagen, New Mexico.
Dr. Anderson lives with his wife, Ruth Macias Anderson, a New Mexico native, and enjoys time with their three grown children, four grandchildren, pets, and 19 hens. He is fluent in English and Spanish, with basic proficiency in Navajo and Arabic, and enjoys mountain running, marksmanship, and KGLP FM radio.
Angela Maiorano has been a McKinley County resident in Gallup for over 20 years, raising five children and now enjoying three grandchildren. Her husband, a law enforcement officer, has served McKinley County for 23 years. Angela has held various short-term roles and volunteered with local nonprofits, primarily in public works, public safety, and community service. With her children now grown, she is eager to increase her involvement in Gallup’s communities. Her current project is researching the history of McKinley County, focusing on those interred in the Hillside Cemetery on Gallup’s north side.
Raised on the Navajo reservation, Adriann Begay is Tábaahi (Edge of the Water clan) and born for Bít’ahnii (Folded Arms People clan). Her maternal grandparents are Ta’néészahnii (Badlands People clan) and paternal grandparents are Tl’aashchí’í (Red Cheek People clan). Dr. Begay completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Arizona and received her medical degree from the University of North Dakota School of Medicine & Health Sciences through the Indians into Medicine program. She completed residency in Family Medicine at the University of Arizona and is a Diplomate of the American
Board of Family Practice. Dr. Begay spent over 21 years working for the Indian Health Service both as a clinician and healthcare administrator.
Her career is dedicated to elevating healthcare for American Indians/Alaska Natives and increasing the educational pathway for students who will come home and care for their Native people. Dr. Begay’s service has included board member & president of the Association of American Indian Physicians, member on the American Medical Association (AMA) Minority Affairs Section, member on the AMA Foundation for Minority Scholars Award Selection Committee; and member of the Indigenous Health Education and Resource Taskforce (IHEART).
In 2019-21 Dr. Begay completed the UCSF HEAL (Health, Equity, Action, and Leadership) Global Health Fellowship. Dr. Begay is currently employed as the Navajo Nation Senior Advisor with HEAL to assist in developing programs to increase the Native health care workforce; to assist in building relationships with organizations in the transformation of Native frontline healthcare workers. Dr. Begay still continues her clinical care as a per diem physician serving Native communities in Arizona and New Mexico. She is the wife of an artist, mother of three, grandmother of ten; and still has immense support from her mother.
Dr. Kimberly Collins is a board-certified general surgeon with specialized expertise in advanced laparoscopic surgery, breast surgery, endoscopic procedures, and open laparoscopic resections. Her extensive surgical experience and commitment to patient care make her an asset to RMCHCS. Dr. Collins is dedicated to advancing surgical standards and implementing cutting-edge techniques to benefit the community. As Chief of Staff, she plays a crucial role in ensuring high-quality healthcare delivery, focusing on patient safety and optimal outcomes across all levels of care.
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