JOINED CCHCI IN 2023
Anyangatia Ndobegang ParmD is a Doctor of Pharmacy providing patient-centered pharmacy care at Chiricahua Health Centers. He is dedicated to supporting patients through safe medication use, education, and improving overall health outcomes.
As part of the pharmacy team, he works to ensure patients have access to the medications they need and understand how to use them effectively.
Athena Borhauer PharmD is a Doctor of Pharmacy providing patient-centered pharmacy care at Chiricahua Health Centers. She is dedicated to helping patients access affordable medications while offering education and support to improve overall health outcomes.
I choose to practice Chiricahua’s mission of “Health for All” in pharmacy by providing not only prescription medications, but also counseling on over-the-counter options and education about medications and lifestyle changes that improve overall health. Our 340B medication program allows us to extend funding further, helping provide lower-cost medications so patients can stay adherent and healthy.
Athena is an Arizona native who spent part of her life traveling with a military family before returning to Arizona after high school. She initially pursued a degree in business before discovering her passion for pharmacy.
She lived in the Phoenix area until being accepted to pharmacy school in Hawaii. After completing her training, she returned to Sierra Vista to be closer to family and to serve a rural community she values deeply.
Outside of work, Athena enjoys exploring the hiking trails of Cochise County, spending time with her dog, and traveling to visit family on the East Coast.
Cody Elmer PharmD is a Doctor of Pharmacy providing patient-centered pharmacy care at Chiricahua Health Centers. With a focus on ambulatory care and chronic disease management, he is dedicated to improving health outcomes for patients across Cochise County.
As a resident of a rural community in Cochise County, I have come to appreciate the people and the unique challenges of bringing healthcare to rural populations. My wife introduced me to Chiricahua through her experience with how well they live out “Health for All” and the impact they make in the community. I look forward to working with patients of all backgrounds and hope to make a positive difference in their lives.
Cody was born in Okinawa, Japan, and moved back to Arizona at a young age. He has lived throughout the state in both large cities and small rural communities, including Mesa, Thatcher, Joseph City, Tucson, and Benson.
He and his wife, Sarah, who is also a pharmacist at Chiricahua, are proud to call Southern Arizona home. With deep family roots in the region, Cody is committed to serving the community for years to come.
Outside of work, he enjoys spending time outdoors hunting, fishing, camping, and riding dirt bikes and side-by-sides.
Danielle Taylor RPH is a Registered Pharmacist providing patient-centered pharmacy care at Chiricahua Health Centers. With years of experience in retail pharmacy, she is dedicated to helping patients access the medications they need and supporting better health outcomes across Cochise County.
As healthcare providers, it is our duty to care for patients. However, financial barriers can prevent people from getting the care and medications they need. Chiricahua’s mission of “Health for All” helps people overcome these barriers through programs that support access to healthcare and medications for both prevention and treatment. I am excited to be part of the team at Chiricahua, where I can contribute to this mission.
Danielle was born and raised in a small town in rural western Kansas. She began her education at Kansas State University, completing her pre-pharmacy coursework before earning her pharmacy degree from the University of Kansas School of Pharmacy.
After graduation, she practiced retail pharmacy in Louisiana before relocating to Arizona. Danielle has since spent many years serving the Sierra Vista community, building strong relationships with patients and helping them navigate their medication needs.
Her background in rural healthcare and retail pharmacy has shaped her commitment to accessible, compassionate care.
Why I Believe in the Mission of CCHCI
The vision of Chiricahua Community Health Centers is to provide "Health for all." I am excited to promote health management through dispensing medication, offering patient counseling, and ensuring appropriate therapeutic outcomes for all.
Roseman University of Health Sciences
Pharmacist | Chiricahua Health Centers
Serving Cochise County Since 2022
Jamie Armenta is a Doctor of Pharmacy providing patient-centered pharmacy care at Chiricahua Health Centers. She is dedicated to helping patients access the medications they need and ensuring cost is not a barrier to care.
I am excited to be in an environment that allows Health for All and will go above and beyond to provide care. Chiricahua is providing healthcare services to patients who may have otherwise given up on receiving quality medical, dental, and pharmacy services. As part of the team, I help ensure that patients can get the medications they need and do not leave empty-handed because of cost.
Jamie was born in Pennsylvania and later discovered Arizona, where she chose to build her career and life. After completing pharmacy school in Virginia, she returned to the Southwest to enjoy and serve communities in the Grand Canyon State.
She is passionate about making healthcare more accessible and supporting patients in navigating their medication needs.
Janice Johnson-Cook is a Registered Pharmacist providing patient-centered pharmacy services at Chiricahua Health Centers. She is dedicated to supporting patients through safe medication use, education, and improving overall health outcomes.
Janice works as part of the healthcare team to ensure patients have access to the medications they need and understand how to use them effectively.
Certified Pharmacy Technician | Chiricahua Health Centers
Serving Cochise County Since 2021
Melissa Baugher is a Certified Pharmacy Technician (PTCB) providing patient-focused pharmacy support at Chiricahua Health Centers. With years of experience in retail and specialty pharmacy roles, she is dedicated to improving access to medications and enhancing the patient experience across Cochise County.
Providing the best patient care to all patients, not just those within close proximity but also those in the outer areas of Cochise County. Health for All is reaching the unreachable.
Melissa grew up in Cochise County and has a deep appreciation for the community she serves. She enjoys spending time outdoors in the local mountain ranges and values time with her family, friends, and two dogs.
She began her pharmacy career in 2004 as a retail pharmacy clerk and quickly discovered her passion for helping patients. In 2008, she earned her Pharmacy Technician Certification and has since held a variety of roles, including Lead Technician, Inventory Specialist, and Training Technician.
At Chiricahua, Melissa has played a key role in managing and improving the Pharmacy Home Delivery Program, helping expand access to medications for patients throughout the region. She remains committed to finding ways to better serve patients and support their healthcare needs.
Randall Flores is a Doctor of Pharmacy providing patient-centered pharmacy care at Chiricahua Health Centers. With a strong focus on ambulatory care and chronic disease management, he is dedicated to improving health outcomes for patients across Cochise County.
I strongly believe in the mission of Chiricahua Community Health Centers to provide "Health for All" regardless of the ability to pay. As healthcare professionals, we have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in individuals’ lives through exceptional, compassionate care, regardless of race, ethnicity, or age. I am honored to work alongside a team dedicated to improving our community’s well-being.
Randall was born and raised in Douglas, Arizona, with close ties to Agua Prieta, Sonora. Growing up in a tight-knit border community, he witnessed firsthand the impact of health disparities, which inspired his passion to serve others through healthcare.
He completed both his undergraduate studies and pharmacy training at the University of Arizona. After earning his PharmD, Randall pursued a PGY-1 residency with Texas Southern University and San Jose Clinic in Houston, Texas.
During his residency, he gained extensive experience in ambulatory care, co-managing chronic conditions, and working closely with patients to improve their overall health.
Sarah Elmer PharmD is a Doctor of Pharmacy providing patient-centered pharmacy care at Chiricahua Health Centers. With a strong connection to rural communities, she is passionate about improving access to affordable medications and supporting the health of patients across Cochise County.
Growing up in a rural community and now living in one as an adult, I value Chiricahua’s mission to provide “Health for All.” This mission means ensuring that everyone has access to affordable, quality, and compassionate healthcare, including those living in remote areas of Cochise County. I appreciate that Chiricahua actively reaches individuals who might not otherwise receive these essential services.
Sarah was born and raised in Springerville, Arizona, where she discovered her passion for pharmacy while working as a cashier at a local pharmacy. During that time, she also completed her associate degree while still in high school.
She later moved to Tucson to continue her education at the University of Arizona before being accepted into the College of Pharmacy.
After completing her pharmacy training, Sarah chose to return to a rural community setting, eventually settling in Cochise County. She was drawn to Chiricahua because of its commitment to community-focused care and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on patients’ lives.
Trevor Shumaker PharmD is a Doctor of Pharmacy providing patient-centered pharmacy services at Chiricahua Health Centers. A longtime Cochise County resident, he is committed to improving access to medications and supporting the health and wellness of his community.
I believe "Health for All" is a great and noble mission. I believe this because making healthcare accessible to all provides remedy for those currently in need and prevents future health and wellness adversities. It is a privilege to be part of the Chiricahua team.
Cochise County has been home for most of Trevor’s life, and he has a deep appreciation for the people and communities of southern Arizona.
He was inspired to pursue pharmacy by his father, who has served as a pharmacist for nearly 30 years. Seeing the impact his father had on patients’ lives shaped Trevor’s desire to follow a similar path and make a meaningful difference in the health and well-being of others.
At Chiricahua, he is proud to continue that legacy by helping patients access the medications and support they need to live healthier lives.
Pharmacist | Chiricahua Health Centers
Serving Cochise County Since 2022
Veronica Azemawah is a Doctor of Pharmacy providing patient-centered pharmacy care at Chiricahua Health Centers. She is dedicated to improving access to medications, reducing costs, and supporting better health outcomes for underserved communities.
Healthcare is a fundamental human right and I think everyone should have access to quality healthcare regardless of their ability to pay. Chiricahua’s mission of “Health for All” helps fulfill this right by striving to meet the health needs of the most vulnerable population in Cochise County and beyond. The availability of programs at Chiricahua to assist patients in meeting their healthcare and medication needs helps overcome many barriers to access to care. As a healthcare provider, I am happy to be a part of that mission.
Veronica was born and raised in Cameroon, where she witnessed firsthand the impact of health disparities. These experiences shaped her decision to pursue a career in pharmacy and fueled her passion for serving medically underserved populations.
She is committed to helping patients and their families access high-quality, affordable care. Veronica takes pride in working closely with patients to identify ways to reduce prescription costs and ensure they receive the medications they need.
Victor Romero is a Registered Pharmacist providing patient-centered pharmacy services at Chiricahua Health Centers. With decades of experience across multiple states, he is dedicated to improving access to medications, education, and overall health outcomes for the communities he serves.
I believe in "Health for All" and the unique role Chiricahua plays in assuring that people get the healthcare they need. By breaking down barriers to healthcare such as low income, lack of transportation, cultural or language differences, and access to educational programs, Chiricahua provides a vital service to the health and well-being of underserved populations in Southeast Arizona.
Victor was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and was inspired to pursue a career in pharmacy by his uncle, who owned an independent pharmacy in Española. He admired the accessibility pharmacists have to the public and the meaningful role they play in improving patients’ lives.
After graduating from the University of New Mexico College of Pharmacy, Victor went on to oversee pharmacy practice across several western states, including Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, and Washington.
This breadth of experience has given him a unique perspective on how pharmacists connect with patients across diverse communities. For much of the past two decades, he has served patients in Sierra Vista and takes pride in continuing to care for his local community.
Chiricahua Community Health Centers, Inc. is a mission driven Federally Qualified Health Center and a tax exempt not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Founded in 1996 as a small, rural health clinic operating in a community center, Chiricahua has since grown to become the largest primary care organization in southeastern Arizona, serving more than 35,000 patients annually. Chiricahua operates fifteen fixed-site medical, dental, behavioral health and pharmacy clinics, and five mobile-medical and mobile-dental units, that serve patients throughout the more than 6200 square mile borderlands of Cochise County.
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