Michelle S. Powell, FNP

Lynn A. Hoth, MSN, APRN, FNP is a certified family nurse practitioner based in Seaside, Oregon, who emphasizes the importance of patient education and health promotion in her practice. With a strong background in pulmonary and renal nursing, she is dedicated to fostering a partnership with her patients to help them take an active role in their healthcare. Affiliated with Providence Medical Group Oregon, Lynn is recognized for her compassionate approach and commitment to providing quality, personalized care. Her patients appreciate her clear communication and the time she takes to address their concerns, making her a trusted provider in the community. Generated from the website

Jocelyn M. Stromstad is a dedicated family nurse practitioner based in Seaside, Oregon, who emphasizes whole-person centered care and shared decision-making with her patients. With a background in emergency room nursing and a master's degree from Loyola University in New Orleans, she focuses on building trust and understanding through active listening and personalized care plans. Having lived in the Pacific Northwest for over a decade, Jocelyn enjoys working with individuals of all ages and is committed to helping them make positive changes in their lives. Her compassionate approach and commitment to patient involvement have garnered her high praise from those she serves, reflecting her dedication to quality healthcare. Generated from the website

Benjamin McWhorter, FNP-BC completed his nursing education in Kansas City, Mo., earning his bachelor’s in nursing at Saint Luke’s College of Health Sciences, and his master’s at Rockhurst University. Benjamin’s future in nursing became clear one summer during nursing school, while he was working in a first aid clinic at a children’s camp. “Between the campers and the staff, I found there was always room for health education,” he says. “Ever since, my sights were set on becoming a family nurse practitioner.” Today, he continues to believe that his most important role as a provider is to be an educator. “Through partnership with my patients, I can help not only to manage and guide their care, but also to teach them how to independently manage and improve their health, long term."