Kerri Nowell, Ph.D., joined the Thompson Center health psychology team as a postdoctoral fellow in 2016. Dr. Nowell stayed on as a faculty member after the completion of her training and became the Director of Health Professions at the Thompson Center in May. She is an Associate Clinical Professor in the Department of Health Psychology in the University of Missouri College of Health Sciences. Dr. Nowell is the principal investigator on the EarliTec and SPARK studies at the Thompson Center.
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Lauren Sapp Named 2024 Thompson Center Top PIQ
Lauren Sapp (right) with her nominator, Thompson Center Health Professions Director Dr. Kerri Nowell Congratulations to Lauren Sapp, the Thompson Center’s 2024 Top PIQ Award recipient! This annual award honorsContinue reading “Lauren Sapp Named 2024 Thompson Center Top PIQ”
New Building Topping Out Ceremony
On August 23, the Thompson Center celebrated the topping out of their new building at the South Providence Medical Park. This ceremony signifies the placement of the last structural beamContinue reading “New Building Topping Out Ceremony”
New Provider Spotlight: Madison Imler, Behavior Analyst
You may already know Madison Imler from her time as a registered behavior technician (RBT) or graduate trainee. Now, Madison has joined our Applied Behavioral Intervention Services (ABIS) team asContinue reading “New Provider Spotlight: Madison Imler, Behavior Analyst”
Organization Support and Collaboration: Thompson Center & Ronald McDonald House Charities
The Thompson Center has collaborated with the Ronald McDonald House for years. We want to highlight some of the ways that the organizations have been supporting each other over theContinue reading “Organization Support and Collaboration: Thompson Center & Ronald McDonald House Charities”
New Provider Spotlight: Dr. July Jean Cuevas
July Jean Cuevas, MD, FAAP, is the newest developmental-behavioral pediatrician to join the Thompson Center’s medical team. Get to know Dr. Jean through our latest interview with her.
Celebrating National Rare Disease Day at the Thompson Center
This week, the Thompson Center is observing National Rare Disease Day! To honor Rare Disease Day, we would like to highlight the Thompson Center’s Rare Disease Clinic and the individuals with rare diseases and their families.
2023 Year In Review
Take a look back at some of the biggest accomplishments at the Thompson Center in 2023. After an amazing year, we’re looking forward to continued growth and improvement in 2024!
FREE Vision Screening for Children with Autism
FREE vision screening for children with autism spectrum disorder ages 2-12, with priority given to children completing their first vision screening and/or children who have a difficult time tolerating eye exams. Visits will last approximately 1 hour.
Thank You, Nurse Practitioners!
National Nurse Practitioners Week took place November 12-18, 2023. We are fortunate to have three stellar nurse practitioners on the Thompson Center team, pictured above from left to right: MollyContinue reading “Thank You, Nurse Practitioners!”