NOAH CARPENTER, MD Dr. Noah Carpenter is a Thoracic and Peripheral Vascular Surgeon. He completed his Bachelor of Science in chemistry and medical school and training at the University of Manitoba. He completed his surgical residency and fellowship at the University of Edmonton and Affiliated Hospitals in Edmonton, Alberta, and an additional Adult Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery fellowship at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. He has specialized in microsurgical techniques, vascular endoscopy, laser and laparoscopic surgery in Brandon, Manitoba and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and in Colorado, Texas, and California. He has an Honorary Doctor of Law from the University of Calgary, was appointed a Citizen Ambassador to China, and has served as a member of the Indigenous Physicians Association of Canada, the Canadian College of Health Service Executives, the Science Institute of the Northwest Territories, Canada Science Council, and the International Society of Endovascular Surgeons, among others. He has been an inspiration to youth, motivating them to understand the importance of achieving higher education.
MICHELLE HERRON, DNP-BC Michelle Herron holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree. She plans to specialize in psychiatric services for transitional age youth and young adults. She has worked in child and adolescent mental health for 13 years. She previously worked at Shodair Children’s Hospital as a Program Director and as the Director of Quality and Risk Management. She also served as the Infection Control Nurse for the organization. Michelle’s earlier degrees include a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Montana State University Northern. Michelle is passionate about serving vulnerable populations and mental health needs. Michelle is a dedicated mother to four daughters and three granddaughters. She is committed to serving children and adults in her community in Montana.