Comprehensive Health Services
918-382-1224
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday: 8am-5pm
Thursday: 10am-7pm
1st Wednesday of the month the main clinic opens at 1 pm
Dayna Goines, RN, New Public Health Nurse
The Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa (IHCRC) hired Dayna Goines, RN as our second Public Health Nurse (PHN) to better ensure the public health needs of our patients are addressed. Dayna is a Registered Nurse who works in concert with IHCRC's other PHN, Tanya Fellows-Baldwin, RN. Both nurses are available to serve all IHCRC patients - the nurses do not have caseloads of assigned patients.
Together, IHCRC's two public health nurses provide health education and disease prevention counseling, assist the Wellness Department dietitians with the diabetes program and serve as part of the women's health program medical team. Another responsibility of the public health nurses is conducting disease surveillance and the reporting of pathogens to the Oklahoma State Department of Health, including hepatitis and sexually transmitted diseases.
Dayna joined IHCRC in August 2010 as a Public Health Nurse. She is licensed through the Oklahoma State Board of Nursing. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Northeastern State University and an Associate of Science degree in Nursing from Connors State College.
Dayna comes to IHCRC most recently from Arms Around Broken Arrow, a free health clinic where she volunteered. She has previously served as the School Nurse for Catoosa Public Schools and as a Children First Nurse at the Wagoner County Health Department. Children First is a voluntary family support program that offers home visitation services to mothers expecting their first child. These public health nurses maintain a caseload of pregnant and parenting women to which they provide prenatal and parenting education, followed with child safety and child development education after the baby is born.
Breanna Brumley, New Physician Assistant
In early February, Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa (IHCRC) added another Physician Assistant to the medical staff to provide family practice and pediatric services.
Breanna Brumley completed her Master of Science degree in Physician Assistant studies at the University of Oklahoma's School of Community Medicine in Tulsa in December 2010. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Cellular Biology from the Northeastern State University (NSU) in 2007. She is board certified by the National Commission of Certified Physician Assistants (NCCPA).
Ms. Brumley completed specialty clinical rotations at the following healthcare locations: inpatient services at Laureate Psychiatric Hospital, rural healthcare at the Westville Medical Center, outpatient services and emergency medicine at the St. Francis Hospital, obstetrics and gynecology at the Hillcrest Medical Center, family medicine and obstetrics and gynecology at OU's Pediatric Clinic and internal medicine and geriatrics at the St. John Medical Center. Ms. Brumley completed a preceptorship and two clinical rotations at IHCRC; one in pediatrics and one in healthcare services for underserved populations.
Mrs. Brumley has been recognized for her academic achievements and outstanding performance as a recipient of an Indian Health Service (IHS) Scholarship in 2008-2010, recipient of the Outstanding Senior at NSU in 2007 and she was inducted into NSU's Hall of Fame in 2007. She is a member in good standing of the American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA).