Mary Beth Kaiser, NP

Dr Allan Caudill chose this career path because he enjoys the variety that general surgery provides and the intimate knowledge of the human body needed to practice it. He credits God and his faith for making him who he is today and providing him with strength in a very difficult environment. One aspect of his job that he really enjoy is the camaraderie of the staff and the opportunity to improve people's lives. When Dr Caudill is not at work, he enjoys doing missionary work in other countries as well as fishing, hunting, golfing and spending time with family. I knew that I wanted to be a surgeon from the first time I was involved.

I love helping my patients return to the activities that are most important to them and pursue everything they want to accomplish in life. It’s important to me to educate my patients so they can care for themselves between appointments and make lifestyle changes that support wound healing.

Sheena was raised from infancy by her maternal grandmother after the passing of her mother. Being raised solely by her divorced grandmother instilled in her the values of family, persistence, and striving to be your best. Sheena became a nurse to help those in need. As her nursing career continued, she decided she wanted to further her education and become a nurse practitioner. She chose a focus of adult-gerontology with a special interest in wound care. Sheena considers chronic wound care to be a challenging area of medicine, one that will allow her to expand her skills while providing personalized care for her patients. She considers her current position in the wound center to be her dream job.