
Francis Mijares, FNP-C
Francis worked as an Emergency Room nurse at Memorial Hermann Baptist Hospital after receiveing his Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from Lamar University. He received his Master's degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston while helping organize a primary care clinic targeted to at-risk youth in the Houston Metro area.
He has presented at various national conferences to share his research and knowledge on
Adolescent Care, Ethics, and Clinical Quality Management. His previous work in Houston has received national recognition by the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA).
Francis also serves as a consultant for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta, GA and a national reviewer for the Nursing Education and Practice Retention Program, a Federal Act that addresses the national nursing shortage.
Locally, Francis serves as a board member for the Triangle AIDS Network, a non-profit agency that serves HIV-positive individuals and educates the public about the current treatment and trends in the AIDS epidemic.

Rogelio Mendoza, MD
Dr. Mendoza came to Beaumont from New York in 1979 and established Fannett's first medical facility which still
operates to this day.
Before moving to Texas, Dr. Mendoza operated a private practice in Yonkers, New York and was a faculty member at St. Joseph's Hospital.
He taught pediatric hematology at Misericordia Hospital, a teaching facility for
New York Medical College. He has a faithful following in the Golden Triangle - over 45,000 patients to date.
Dr. Mendoza's passion for teaching is apparent among his medical students, mid-level providers, nurses and nursing students. He is eager to teach and share his extensive knowledge and experience in pediatrics, hematology, and family practice.
He serves as the Medical Director for Calder Place Family Practice.
Angela Robins, RMA Alexia Mitchell, RMA Francis Mijares, FNP

Patsy Holland, Certified Aesthetician
What is a Nurse Practitioner?
"A nurse practitioner (NP) is a registered nurse with advanced academic and clinical experience, which enables him or her to diagnose and manage most common and many chronic illnesses, either independently or as part of a health care team.
Nurse practitioners are educated through programs that grant either a certificate or a master's degree. A registered nurse is recommended to have extensive clinical experience before applying to a nurse practitioner program. An intensive preceptorship under the direct supervision of a physician or an experienced nurse practitioner, as well as instruction in nursing theory, are key components to most NP programs.
Lastly, the scope of an NP's practice varies depending upon each state's regulations. Unnecessary obstacles to an NP's practice contribute to the rising costs and inaccessibility of health care for all Americans".
(American College of Nurse Practitioners)