Shaelyn Gibson, is a Physician’s Assistant specializing in psychiatry. Shaelyn attended Touro University where she obtained her Masters in Physician Assistant Studies in 2021. Shaelyn has experience with pediatrics and adult patients, specializing in ADD and ADHD. When she is not working, Shaelyn enjoys hiking and walking oneof the many trails in Austin. One of her favorite area locales is Terry Black’s BBQ! Shaelyn’s philosophy of care centers around slowing down and taking time with each patient, making sure each one feels heard and understood.
She joins TeleMed2U in our mission to provide increased access to healthcare.
Undergraduate: University of Arizona: B.S. in Nutritional Sciences Tucson, Arizona, 2014-2018
Post-Graduate: Touro University Nevada: Masters in Physician Assistant Studies 2019-2021
Specialty Board: National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants, 2021
Licensure: TX – PA15251
NPI: 1982363412
Language Fluency: English
Valerie Neitsch is a certified Physician Assistant with a Certificate of Added Qualifications in Psychiatry. She is licensed to practice in the states of Texas and Washington to practice as a Physician Assistant. Valerie has experience working with Ketamine, Esketamine, TMS, and medication management therapies.
Jacqueline Gonzalez is a certified physician assistant with experience in general surgery, craniofacial plastic surgery, and pediatric care. She completed her physician assistant studies at the UC Davis Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing in California and also holds an additional master’s degree in Public Health. She has always been passionate about mental health and providing patients with the tools needed to lead healthy and well balanced lives. In her spare time she enjoys cooking and gardening with her family.
Medical Education:
Saba School of Medicine, Caribbean Netherlands MD, 2004
Residency:
Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine, Rootstown, OH. Psychiatry, 2005-2008
Speciality Board:
American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology
Psychiatry, 2010
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 2011
Meeting MOC Requirements