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Teresa Wagner:
Teresa Wagner, DrPH, MS, CPH, RD/LD, FNAP, CPPS, CHWI, DipACLM, CHWC
Director, UNT Health Community Health Worker Training Center
Dr. Wagner has a passion for helping people navigate health care. Her research focuses
on health literacy, the ability for people to obtain, read, understand, and use healthcare
information to make informed health decisions and follow instructions for treatment. Dr. Wagner is a registered
dietitian and Doctor of Public Health holding certifications in Public Health, Patient
Safety, Lifestyle Medicine, Health Coaching and is a Certified Community Health Worker
Instructor. Dr. Wagner recognizes that CHWs are the conduit to health literacy, patient
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Frances Villafane:
Frances Villafane, MPH, CHWI
Instructor
Frances is a certified community health worker instructor and experienced Associate
Director for Primary and Hospital Systems, with a demonstrated history of working
in the non-profit organization and public health industry. Skilled in Nonprofit Organizations,
Corporate and Social Responsibility, Diversity and Inclusion, International Relations,
Cancer Control Strategies, Fundraising, Quality Improvement, and Leadership. Frances
has a passion for teaching CHWs how to best meet the needs of the communities they
serve.
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Annabel Luna-Smith:
Annabel Luna-Smith, MS, CHW & CHWI
Instructor
Annabel is a certified community health worker instructor with a Master’s Degree in
Lifestyle Health Sciences. She has spent over 15 years serving the community as a
patient advocate, a care ambassador, and a community liaison. Her passion is to empower
others with knowledge and tools that will allow them to thrive. She desires to do
this with the community she serves and the CHWs she teaches. Annabel is purposeful
in relationship building, creating strategic partnerships, and developing programs
that benefit the community.
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Bobbie Bratton:
Bobbie Bratton, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC, CPPS, CHWI
Instructor
Bobbie is a certified community health worker instructor and board-certified family
nurse practitioner with 25 years of nursing experience and 19+ years of advanced practice.
She is also an assistant professor in the College of Nursing. Bobbie has a diverse
practice background including family practice, student health, occupational health,
acute care, and surgery. Her goal in practice is to partner with patients providing
guidance and leadership towards health decisions that are safe and promote improved
quality of life. She sees CHWs as a part of that partnership in the community.
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