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Dr. Patricia Pettit always wanted to be a pharmacist. In fact, she received her Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Minnesota. But shortly after becoming a pharmacist, she went back to school to get a medical degree. Why? She wanted more interaction with her patients.This need for quality patient interaction led her to Associates in Women's Health. She enjoys the great patient community that exists at the practice, as well as the variety of patients and the different specializations required.In her spare time, Dr. Pettit cooks, gardens and exercises. She loves to spend time with her husband and three sons: Bobby, Andrew and Nick.

Native American Community Clinic in Minneapolis, MN focuses on promoting the health and wellness of mind, body, and spirit in Native American families. The clinic values tradition, offering high-quality care regardless of one's ability to pay. Their mission centers around honoring health and tradition, providing a welcoming environment for all who seek their services. Recognizing the health disparities faced by Indigenous families, the clinic is dedicated to improving the quality of life for these communities. They are currently running a campaign to expand their services and provide affordable housing options for their community. By supporting their cause, individuals can contribute to breaking ground on a new clinic and housing complex, ensuring better access to healthcare for Native American families in Minnesota. Generated from the website content