Amanda Welch, APRN - SSM Health Medical Group-Pediatrics

Kathleen Wohldmann, APRN, AGNP, is board certified as an adult nurse practitioner, specializing in internal medicine. She received her Bachelor of Science in nursing from Jewish College of Nursing and Allied Health and her Master of Science in nursing from Maryville University.Before joining SSM Health, Kathleen worked for Schumacher Clinical Partners as a nurse practitioner hospitalist. In this role, she made daily rounds in a hospital setting, provided acute care and primary care for hospitalized patients, and she collaborated with the patient care team and consultants to provide quality care. She enjoys teaching and caring for patients with chronic conditions. To her, it is fulfilling to empower patients to make healthy choices and to take charge of their own health.Since 2007, Kathleen has worked at multiple SSM Health ministries, making her no stranger to the organization. She is a member of the American Association of Heart Failure Nurses and the American Association of Nurse Practitioners. She provides care to patients ages 18 years and older.When Kathleen is not working, she enjoys hiking, biking and distance running. She and her husband have been married for more than 20 years and have two daughters. She is also a true crime enthusiast."Working in healthcare is my calling. I am committed to respecting each person as an individual and treating them accordingly. On a personal level, I am always striving to utilize the most current, evidence based practices, which continues my life-long learning of what I love to do."

Sarah Sbarra, is a board certified nurse practitioner. She received her bachelor of science in nursing degree from MacMurray College in Jacksonville, Illinois in 2003 and her master of science in nursing, with a Family Nurse Practitioner specialization from Southern Illinois University in Edwardsville, Illinois in 2007.As a nurse practitioner, Sarah Sbarra provides a wide array of health care services, including but not limited to treatment of minor acute problems such as colds, sore throats, earaches, flu and headaches; immunizations and preventative care; school, sports and work physicals; well-woman exams; and management of chronic conditions such as diabetes, allergies, high blood pressure, etc.