Medical Director
SkinPlus MedSpa
Cherie Morgan is an aesthetic and laser clinic trainer for physicians, nurses and aestheticians. She has performed aesthetic and laser treatments since 1997 and holds certification in over 40 medical, surgical and cosmetic devices.
Along with training and treating physicians, nurses and other staff in over 2,300 medical facilities and medspas since 2003, Cherie has a longstanding private practice including lasers, CO2 resurfacing, radiofrequency microneedling, PRP, injectables, dermal fillers, PlasmaMD Fibroblast Pen, HyaPenPro, IPL, and is certified in the ArqueDerma Artistic Restoration Facelift.
Cherie is also co-owner of Integrated Laser Solutions which is approved by the Arizona Bureau of Radiation Control as a Certified Laser Technician training facility. The classes will be taught at SkinPlus MedSpa. It will be the only approved training facility in Arizona north of Phoenix and it’s scheduled to open in 2021 for those seeking a career in operating lasers and various aesthetic devices.
Cherie’s passion is to find the best client path for all stages of life to “Prevent, Renew and Maintain.”
WIB 2020: Cherie Morgan, RNC, NP
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VOLUNTEER DRIVERS NEEDED! Additional drivers are needed for the DAV Transportation Network to help Veterans get to their medical appointments. Can you help? This announcement from the Northern Arizona VA has the details.![]()
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PRESCOTT, Ariz. – With the Greatest Generation of World War II-era Veterans fading into history and baby boomers working longer into their retirement years, the Northern Arizona VA Health Care System, in partnership with the DAV (Disabled American Veterans) Transportation Network is recruiting additional volunteers to help provide transportation for eligible Veterans to and from scheduled medical appointments at facilities across Northern Arizona.![]()
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Last year, DAV volunteer drivers provided more than 500 rides for Veterans with scheduled medical appointments to and from VA medical facilities. Each year the demand for Veteran transportation has grown.![]()
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“We need people who recognize the service and sacrifices of our heroes and are willing to make a commitment to ensure the promises our country made to our Veterans are kept,” said Bruce Nogar, DAV Transportation Network Hospital Service Coordinator. “Our program provides a very important service to eligible Veterans at no cost to them, but we can’t keep up with the demand if we don’t have people who are willing and able to support it.”![]()
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To become a DAV Transportation Network volunteer, drivers must have a valid, state-issued license, show proof of personal auto insurance, pass a basic physical through the VA, and commit to one year of volunteering for the program. VA will provide the driver physical, all required training as well as the vehicles used for transportation. Also, all volunteer drivers that work a minimum of four hours are eligible for a free meal at the Prescott VA’s main campus.![]()
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Those interested in becoming a volunteer driver do not have to be a Veteran or a DAV member. We are looking for committed individuals who want to serve Veterans and show their appreciation for all that they’ve done in the service of our Nation.![]()
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For more information on becoming a volunteer driver, please contact the Northern Arizona VA Voluntary Service Office at (928) 776-6013.![]()
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Northern Arizona VA Website: www.va.gov/northern-arizona-health-care/
OUT & ABOUT — Thank you to Karen Shaw for sending in these shots of Jerome and the San Francisco Peaks on a beautiful winter day! We publish reader photos in every issue of Prescott LIVING. Send in your best shots by email to photos@roxco.com. Photos should be taken by you, anywhere in the Greater Prescott area. Selected photos will appear in print and on our social media channels.![]()
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