Doug was born and raised in Mesa. He graduated from Mountain View High School in 1993, then spent one year studying at the University of Utah before leaving to serve a church mission in Finland. After returning, he studied philosophy at Brigham Young University in preparation for medical school. During that time he met and married Tiffany. He graduated from BYU in 2002 and they moved to New Orleans to attend medical school at Tulane University. They had their first child there and also experienced Hurricane Katrina. They evacuated the hurricane and went to Salt Lake City where they had their second child and finished medical school. After graduation, they moved to Portland, Oregon, where Doug did his Internal Medicine residency training at Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU). He was in the Primary Care Track, obtaining special training in the team-based care model.

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Upon completion of his medical residency, Doug and Tiffany moved their family to Roosevelt, Utah, taking a position with Uintah Basin Medical Center. He worked there for 3 years, gaining valuable experience caring for patients in both the clinic and hospital. They then moved to Logan, Utah, and Doug started work at Intermountain Healthcare's Budge Clinic—a multi-specialty group practice. It was there that their third child was born. He worked there almost five years before deciding to start his own practice in Arizona.

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Doug has been interested in medical system design since the beginning of his training. He has experienced the many deficiencies of our current system and has long wanted to redesign the care process. Throughout his career, he has studied the system design literature, consulted with numerous experts in the field, and obtained formal training in Lean management systems and primary care design. This practice is the culmination of that preparation, and he is passionate about making a real difference in the lives of his patients and in the medical community.

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Read more about his story in the East Valley Tribune.

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Bret moved from Provo, Utah and has been with us since the opening of the clinic. He grew up in Orem, Utah, served a church mission in Puerto Rico, then went on to Brigham Young University to study Exercise Science. While there, he played baseball for the Cougars for four years. Instead of pursuing a baseball career, he decided to pursue a career in the health professions. He attended the Physician Assistant program at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions in Provo and developed a desire to become a primary care provider who helps patients find true health. He met Dr. Maready while on rotation in Roosevelt, Utah and after learning of the design of Maready Medical, decided to join the team and move his family to Arizona. He graduated in August 2017 and helped get the clinic started from the beginning.

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Bret is well-trained in the evolving biomedical and clinical sciences and is passionate about applying that knowledge to improve his patients. He has unique skills in diagnosis, treatment, and communication that make him an excellent care provider. For one, he is committed to putting the patient first, and he centers his practice around this. Bret is a great professional partner and a great medical partner to each of his patients and works hard every day for his patients.

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Jasmyn grew up in Las Vegas and attended UNLV where she earned numerous academic awards and a degree in Nutritional Studies. She worked for a few years as a nursing assistant, then attended A.T. Still University in Mesa and received her Physician Assistant degree in 2020. She worked with a COVID mobile unit before joining Maready Medical. She enjoys exercising, baking, water sports, hiking, among many other things.

 

Jasmyn is passionate about her medical work and is meticulous in providing her care. Her comfortable interaction style makes it easy to work with her. Her range of medical knowledge is excellent. With her background in nutritional science, she is able to incorporate good nutrition and physical activity into healing disease. She understands human nature and can relate to people and their problems while still motivating people to become healthier.  She is accepting patients for general care and can also provide well-woman exams. 

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