Erin joined the Center in 2020 as an exercise physiologist, and she was later promoted to the HeartWorks Phase II supervisor. Erin holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in exercise and sports science in psychology and sociology from the Western State College of Colorado, and she has over a decade of direct client care. As the HeartWorks Phase II supervisor, she oversees patients in their journey to recover from their cardiac incidents physically and emotionally. She helps build back their confidence through medically supervised workouts and supports them in developing and maintaining an active and healthy lifestyle that will improve their overall health and well-being. Erin grew up in a small farming town in Colorado and later moved to Sonoma County. She lives in Cloverdale with her husband and three-year-old daughter. In addition to her passion for exercise, she loves art, movies, live music, and being outdoors.
Meghan Field joined the center in 2023 as an intern and later as an Exercise Physiologist for HeartWorks. She holds a B.S. in Exercise Sciences from University of California, Irvine where she worked at the Pediatric Exercise and Genomics Research Center (PERC). Meghan hopes to share her passion for exercise as medicine through her work in cardiac rehabilitation, implementing personalized exercise prescriptions for those recovering from a major cardiac event or illness. Her ultimate goal is to have a positive impact on patients’ quality of life, through the development of sustainable healthy habits. As a former college runner, Meghan is happiest when she is training for her next race, especially if it’s a triathlon!
Yesica joined the team as Medical Biller in 2023. Yesica is a graduate from the College of Marin, and she has over six years of experience in community health. She worked as a Bilingual Office Assistant for the Marin County Behavioral Health & Recovery Services, and a Front Office Specialist at the Rohnert Park Health Center. She is excited to serve our patients at the Center for Well-Being, because she loves being part of an organization that believes in “Access for All,” and because of our commitment to empower a healthier community for all. Yesica believes that providing excellent customer service is critical to delivering healing-informed care, and she always strives to make each patient feel valued and heard. When she’s not serving our clinical team and patients at the Center, you can find Yesica watching soccer and riding bikes with her son Giancarlo and daughter Camila.