Happy Veterans Day to All Veteran and Active Duty Men and Women! 

PSV Clinical and Administrative Staff That Served in our Armed Forces:
 

 

Dr. Leon Moores, PSV CEO and Medical Director of Neurosurgery:  

I was privileged to have been able to serve my Country and all those who believe in freedom and individual liberty for 29 years in the US Army. In that career I met many extraordinary people around the world and it has always confirmed my beliefs that we are more similar than different, and that humanity will always find a way to be better in the future. 

 

 

William Judd, PSV COO:  

It was an honor and privilege to serve in the Army and defend the greatest nation in the world as a member of the armed services.  I am humbled by the dedication and selfless service from the heroic men and women who sacrificed all so that we may live a free life.  I am pleased to have been and will always consider myself an American Soldier. 

 

 

 

Dr. Rupa Dainer, PSV Chief Strategy Officer & Anesthesiologist:

I'm grateful for the time I spent in the Navy.  I met the most inspiring people who taught me the meaning of service and sacrifice.  

 

 

 

 

Dr. William McClintock, PSV Medical Director of Neurology:

I have great memories of my time in the Army.  Many of my colleagues from my time in service remain great friends.  I learned about the importance of teamwork and unit spirit in large organizations.

 

 

 

 

Dr. Jacquelyn Calbert, PSV Medical Director of Neurodevelopmental Pediatrics:

I must admit my many years in the U.S. Navy were both rewarding and challenging.  Living overseas for several years is an experience that I will never forget.  It is a lot of fun running into former sailors in various parts of the country and reminiscing about the good ‘ol days.

 

 

 

Shalysse Gramberg, PSV Radiology Technologist (Orthopaedic Surgery & Genetics):

My service in the Army was the best time of my life where I made life-long friends and was surrounded by like-minded individuals who hold sacrifice and discipline at a high standard.  I was exposed to many experiences which molded me into the professional I am today.  I will never lose my military mindset, and I will never forget my close friends that I lost along the way.  The Army is a big part of who I am, and I will never let it go.