About Dr. Money: I'm Briana (she/her/hers) and I'm from Abilene, Texas. I completed medical school at UNTHSC - Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2017 and then moved to Greeley for residency at NCFM (core program) and graduated in 2020. My original plan was to practice rural medicine, but during residency I realized my passion for teaching and mentoring. This led me to change my path and stay on as faculty! At NCFM, along with being as Associate Program Director, I am co-director of the Living, Leading, and Medicine Track and am on the wellness committee, among other things. Outside of NCFM, I’m on the Board of the Northern Colorado Medical Society and am a Steering Committee member for the Society of Teacher’s of Family Medicine’s Women in Family Medicine Collaborative. My hobbies include spending time with my husband, running, cycling, attending Rockies games, hanging out with our pets (3 cats and a dog), and learning about wine (I’m also a sommelier!).

About Dr. Stiff: I've helped develop a lifestyle medicine program within the NCFM residency including the Wholistic Care track and the resident wellness curriculum. Prior to joining the faculty, I worked as a full-time adult medicine hospitalist. In my free time, I can usually be found running around Northern  Colorado or hanging out with my 3 kids. I also enjoy spending time with friends and family, pretty much any outdoor activity, trying out new breweries, cooking and doing home improvement projects.

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About Dr. Cook:  Thanks for checking us out! I’m from California originally (shhh!--don’t tell anybody!). I attended med school in east Tennessee and have been in Colorado since 2002. My interests in family medicine include operative obstetrics, emergency medicine, underserved and international medicine, endoscopy, leadership development, and research/writing. I help out with NCFM’s Advanced Maternity Care track, Advanced Leadership Track, and Global Health Track. I also work part-time in a rural emergency department out on Colorado’s high plains. Outside of medicine, I enjoy spending time with my amazing wife and kiddos, running, church, and travel. Our house is a bit of a farm with goats, alpacas, chickens, ducks, a horse, and more! If you ever need fresh eggs or get the urge to shovel manure, come on by! 😉

About Dr. Goswick: Hola! Me llamo Anna Goswick (she/her/hers). I was born and raised in Madison, WI. I completed undergrad in Denver, CO and then moved out to NC where I spent several years at Duke University doing developmental and cognitive research and then taught high school for several years in Charlotte, NC. I then completed medical school, family medicine residency, and a chief/junior faculty year at University of North Carolina. I also completed a surgical OBGYN fellowship at Cone Health in Greensboro, NC. Before joining the NCFM Faculty in July 2024, I spent two years in Fort Morgan, CO where I worked at an FQHC with a large Spanish-speaking population, the local hospital (where I continue to work as a PRN laborist/hospitalist), and also served as core faculty in the University of Colorado FM Rural Training Track. My professional passions include maternal child health, care of underserved and rural populations, patient advocacy, and medical education. In my free time I enjoy traveling, running and spending time outdoors with my husband and our daughter, Ella.

My name is Glenn Maas. I'm originally from Wyoming but have moved about extensively.  My interests in Family medicine are just about as broad as Family medicine. I did an extra year of training in surgical obstetrics and also did a lot of fetal ultrasound training. After my training I spent a couple years in West Africa where I was involved in essentially all aspects of medicine except for general surgery. Here at the residency, I am involved with the Advanced Maternal Track, the Global Health Track, and am a POCUS champion.  Outside of medicine my faith and family are most important to me.  We enjoy hiking, camping, and traveling together. Other hobbies include photography, tinkering with all sorts of mechanical and electrical objects, and creating furniture. 

About Dr. Nichols: I was born and raised in the great state of Minnesota, but trained in Colorado and enjoyed it so much, I decided to stay.  After completing residency at NCFM, I practiced rurally in Sterling, Colorado for six years where I was also faculty for NCFM’s rural training track.  Then, through an unexpected turn of events, I was drawn back to NCFM in Greeley by my love of teaching, the program, and the people here.  While practicing in Sterling I developed an interest in Obesity Medicine, so went on to become boarded in the field in 2021.  At home, I have two busy young kids and an active Bernedoodle to keep me on my toes.  We enjoy spending time with our friends and family in Sterling and Minnesota.  Though the recreation in CO is spectacular, we especially love our yearly summer trip to Blackduck Lake in MN.

About Dr. Reinsvold: Hi, I’m Maggie Reinsvold and my pronouns are she/her/hers.  I grew up here in wonderful Greeley, CO and am excited to be back in the area as of October 2021 to teach and practice at NCFM and serve the northern Colorado community.   I’m returning home to CO after completing residency and subsequently a year long Faculty Development Fellowship at the Ventura County Family Medicine Residency in Ventura, CA.  I am passionate about medical education, social medicine, improving diversity, equity, and inclusion in medical education and health care, LGBTQAI+ care, MAT and addiction medicine, women’s health and reproductive health access, global health and serving historically underserved and diverse communities.  In addition to clinical care, I received my MPH from University of North Carolina (Go Heels!) while in medical school and enjoy teaching and putting public health into clinical practice and community engagement. Outside medicine, I spend time enjoying the outdoors and being active with my rescue dog, Cali, family and friends.   I enjoy trying out new recipes with my ever increasing cookbook collection and discovering new places and meeting new people traveling locally and globally. 

About Jayme: I am a nurse practitioner at NCFM since August 2022. I precept women’s health procedures and support practice management curriculum.   Prior to becoming a nurse practitioner, I have many years of nursing experience within various settings of care such as cardiology, ICU step down and quality coordinator. I am a Colorado native; I enjoy spending time with my family and dogs. I love skiing, playing tennis and board games.

About Tanya: I support the practice management curriculum and help with orientation to the NCFM continuity clinic. I am an avid golfer. 

About Steve: I lead the behavioral health clinical practice at NCFM. I support the resident physicians during clinic precepting in addition to providing clinical counseling services. I enjoy Iowa Hawkeye football and the Colorado weather. 

About Dr. Weigang: I came to Sunrise after residency because I like working with others who are focused on mission driven care and want to break down barriers to care wherever possible. I like the broad perspective I get working for such a diverse community of cultures and it renews my gratitude for the blessings I have. I don’t do hospital call, but I still do a lot of high risk OB care, lots of MAT, and complicated internal medicine as well as pediatric care. When I’m not working, I’m trying to be present in the moment as my young kids grow up. 

About Dr. Moore: I grew up in Memphis, and knew I wanted to pursue underserved populations within medicine. During residency at Via Christi in Kansas I fell in love with rural medicine and took a job in Sterling after graduation. I continue to practice full spectrum family medicine with surgical obstetrics and have the great joy of working with residents here. I am married to a physical therapist and we have 4 children and 2 dogs that keep us very busy. 

I am a proud native of Colorado.  I felt like God called me to medicine when I was in middle school and have chased it ever since.  I went to Rocky Vista University COM for medical school and then completed my family medicine training at Via Christi Family Medicine Residency.  I was happy to come back to Colorado and love my full-spectrum practice that includes endoscopy, surgical obstetrics, women’s health, OMT, and hospital medicine.  My husband and two boys love small town life as well.   I have strong interest in nutrition and exercise and am always looking for better ways to practice preventative medicine.  I love to camp, hike, and ski and have recently gotten way too into triathlon.  I also love to listen to books and make regular valiant efforts at baking bread and gardening. 

About Dr. Kriley: Dr. Kriley hails from rural Kansas. He attended Kansas University School of Medicine where he participated in the medical school's rural track program. His residency training was completed in the Wray Rural Training Program. His passion is serving as a full-spectrum rural family physician. He did just that in Kansas for several years prior to returning to Wray to serve as faculty.