Primary Health Network Charitable Foundation Honors Spring 2026 NIMAA Graduates
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- Jun 27
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Front Row (L-R) Jessica Clark PHN MOA; Angie Colon-Gonzalez PHN MOA; Destiny Flowers PHN MOA; and Samantha Angermeier, PHN Lead Clinical Office Trainer
Back Row (L-R) Jessica Brown, PHN Clinical Trainer; Keith Roth, PM PHN Wayne PC; Kathy McClelland, PHN clinical trainer; and Kayla Matsook, PM PHN New Castle Medical.
Sharon, PA – In efforts to support higher education and workforce development, PHNCF (Primary Health Network Charitable Foundation) partners with NIMAA (National Institute of Medical Assistance Advancement Program), an organization that prepares students for the role of Medical Assistant in an integrated, patient-centered primary care health team, supporting both PHN and PHNCF employees.
The program provides hands-on clinical experience combined with online learning and is funded solely by PHNCF. In removing financial barriers and encouraging lifelong learning, we empower individual growth while strengthening the organization overall, ensuring our local communities continue to receive high-quality, compassionate healthcare. The partnership began in Spring 2022 and will continue into Fall 2026.
Primary Health Network Charitable Foundation celebrated the Spring 2026 cohort graduation class for NIMAA on April 29, 2026, awarding three dedicated individuals.
The list of awardees is as follows:
· Jessica Clark
· Destiny Flowers
· Angie Colon-Gonzalez
“At Primary Health Network Charitable Foundation, we believe investing in education is investing in healthier communities,” said Cheryl Goldstone, PHN Foundation Director. She continued, “It’s gratifying to be a part of their success; these graduates have shown outstanding dedication, and we look forward to their futures in healthcare across the regions we serve.”
This recognition underscores the students’ perseverance to our local communities, demonstrating exceptional educational success and an unwavering commitment to care while exemplifying passion and purpose. PHNCF is proud to provide support through academic awards to those who will continue their journey in the healthcare field, enhancing health outcomes and creating lasting impact.
For more information about PHN Charitable Foundation and its programs, please visit primary-health.net/our-foundation.
The Primary Health Network Charitable Foundation is committed to enhancing the overall health and well-being of the communities it serves. Visit primary-health.net/our-foundation for more information about the Primary Health Network Charitable Foundation,


