TTUHSC-Amarillo Welcomes New Employees
TTUHSC-Amarillo welcomed several new employees to campus during the month of March.
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Julie Allen Coding & Reimbursement Specialist - Ambulatory Clinic |
Brina Askins Patient Care Coordinator – Pediatrics
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Javier Campos LVN – Internal Medicine
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Steven Lindsey Senior Analyst - Pharmacy Dean's Office
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Amy Martinez Clinical Assistant – Family Medicine
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Gayla Preble Senior Business Assistant - Pediatrics
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Manuel Puentes Lead Mechanic – Building Maintenance & Operations |
Stephanie Scott Coding & Reimbursement Specialist - Ambulatory Clinic |
Brenda Talamantes Lead Specialist – Breast Center of Excellence |
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