The Neurobehavior HOME Program is staffed by clinicians and support staff who work every day with people with developmental disabilities. We specialize in helping and understanding the complexities of our patient population.
Primary Care Physicians
Wilhelm Lehmann, M.D., Family Practicioner
Paul Carbone, M.D., Pediatrician
Psychiatrists
Advanced Practice Nurses
Bonnie Anderson, C-FNP, Family Nurse Practitioner
Barbara Siddoway Faust, C-PNP, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Social Workers
Behavior Specialists
Stephanie Topolovec-O'Brien, LPC
Administration
Josette T. Dorius, R.N., M.P.H., Service Director, 801-587-3108
Dean Weedon, M.S., Manager, 801-587-3109
Case Managers
Melissa Brewer, R.N., Nurse Case Manager, 801-581-3855
Jennifer Rust, M.P.A., Case Manager (patient last name beginning H - N), 801-585-0218
Becky Glover, B.S., Case Manager (patient last name beginning O - Z), 801-587-7687
Mark Lance, B.S., Case Manager (patient last name beginning A - G), 801-587-3359
Medical Assistants
Mackenzie Damron, 801-581-8717
Brook Pearson, 801-587-3360
Kim Pehrson, 801-585-3413
Medication Refill Line, 801-587-3980
Front Desk Staff
Allison Givens, Scheduling/Records, 801-585-3828
Charisse Sagers, Scheduling/Records, 801-585-1960
Information, Billing, and Finance Staff
Gayle Turner-Eckert, Information Coordinator, 801-587-3083
Kim Treadway, Billing and Coding Specialist, 801-581-8110
Diana Goodell, Finance Manager, 801-587-8397
Volunteers
Eric Stoker
Ogden Staff
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Wilhelm Lehmann, M.D. - Family Medicine
Dr. Lehmann received his M.D. from the University of Louisville in Kentucky. He joined the University of Utah in 1999 as a resident, also working in the Master Teacher Fellowship Program. He has been with the Neurobehavior HOME program since July 2004. His medical interests include cost and time-efficient primary care and management of mental illness.
Paul Carbone, M.D. - Pediatrician
Dr. Carbone received his M.D. from the Rosalyn Franklin School of Medicine. He completed his pediatric residency at the University of California at San Diego in 1997. He joined the Neurobehavioral HOME Program in 2009. Dr. Carbone's clinical and research interests revolve around the care of children with disabilities with a special focus on children with autism spectrum disorders. He is a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics Subcommittee on Autism and a number of other organizations that advocate for those with disabilities.
Philip Baese, M.D. - Psychiatrist
Dr. Baese received his M.D. from the University of Colorado School of Medicine. He completed the Triple Board Residency Program (Pediatrics, General Psychiatry, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry) at the University of Utah in June 2005. He has been with the Neurobehavior HOME Program since January 2005. His clinical interests include substance abuse and smoking cessation. His research interests include behavioral interventions.
Deborah Bilder, M.D. - Psychiatrist
Dr. Bilder received her M.D. from Vanderbilt School of Medicine in Tennessee. She completed the Triple Board Residency Program (Pediatrics, General Psychiatry, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry) at the University of Utah in June 2003, and she has been with the Neurobehavior HOME Program since September 2003. Her clinical and research interests include treatment adherence in children with chronic medical illness, the psychiatric care of children with chronic medical illness, the psychiatric care of children with developmental disabilities, genetic disorders, and neurological injuries.
Traci David, M.D. - Psychiatrist
Education: B.A. University of Missouri (Biology), 1981-1995; M.D. University of Missouri, Columbia (Medicine), 1983-1987; RESIDENT University of Utah School of Medicine (Psychiatry), 1987-1992; INTERN University of Utah School of Medicine (Psychiatry), 1987-1988; FELLOW University of Utah SOM Child and Adolescent Psychiatry), 1988-1990. Certifications: American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology (Psychiatry), 1994; American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology (Sub: Child/Adol), Certified; 1994.
Doug Kondo, M.D. - Psychiatrist
Dr. Kondo graduated from the University of Utah School of Medicine in 1999. He received his general psychiatry training at the Menninger Clinic in Kansas, then transferred to Duke University Medical Center for his child & adolescent psychiatry residency. Following his clinical training, Dr. Kondo served as a research fellow in the Clinical Research Training Program at the Duke Clinical Research Institute. His clinical specialties are psychopharmacology, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and psychodynamic psychotherapy. Dr. Kondo's research interests include neuroimaging, genetics and clinical trials in Bipolar Disorder, Depression and ADHD.
Barbara Siddoway Faust, PNP-C - Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Barbara received her R.N. and Master of Nursing degrees from the University of Utah. Her previous appointment was at the University Hospital, Department of Neurology. She has worked for the Neurobehavior HOME Program since 2000. Her research interests include genetic syndromes.
Bonnie Anderson, FNP-C - Family Nurse Practitioner, Psych APRN
Bonnie received her BSN from Alaska Methodist University in Anchorage. She received two master's degrees from the University of Utah: an MSN in Psychiatric/Mental Health in 1993 and a Family Nurse Practitioner degree in 2003. She has been with the Neurobehavior HOME Program since January 2004. Her clinical interests include pediatrics and respiratory illnesses. Her research interests include genetic syndromes.
Robert Bucciere, LCSW - Social Worker
Robert received his Master of Social Work degree from the University of Maryland at Baltimore. He has been with the Neurobehavior HOME Program since July 2004. His clinical interests include psychotherapy for adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities and mental retardation. His research interests include the impact of psychotherapy treatment in children, adolescents, and adults with developmental disabilities and mental retardation.
Edna Wilcock, LCSW, R.N. - Social Worker
Edna received a nursing degree from New York State University and received a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Utah. She joined the Neurobehavior HOME Program in 2002. She has been with the University of Utah for 23 years working in both Nursing and Social Work. Her clinical specialization is in pediatrics, and her research interests include substance abuse treatment.
Roger Christensen, LCSW - Social Worker
Roger received his Master of Social Work degree from the University of Utah. He has been with the Neurobehavior HOME program since October 2000. His clinical work has primarily been with children and adolescents, and his focus in recent years has been mostly with children with developmental disabilities. His clinical interests also include Tourette's Syndrome.
Patricia Galbraith, LCSW - Social Worker
Patricia earned her Master of Social Work from the University of Utah and received LCSW licensure in October 2005. She has worked for many years with people with developmental disabilities and began working with the Neurobehavior HOME Program in September 2006. Her clinical specialties include grief and loss, therapeutic groups, and behavioral analysis. Her research interests are in the field of behavioral analysis.
Stephanie Topolovec-O'Brien, M.S. - Behavior Specialist, Therapist
Stephanie joined the Neurobehavior HOME Program in February 2000 as a clinical Child Life/Behavioral Specialist. Her work with children and adolescents with complex health care needs has been her primary area of interest since she graduated from high school. She completed her master's degree in Professional Counseling from the University of Utah in Summer 2005 and is a licensed professional counselor. She provides behavioral and therapy services in the clinic. Her clinical interests include diagnostic accuracy, care coordination, and play therapy.
Taryn Nicksic-Springer, M.Ed. - Behavior Specialist
Taryn completed her Master in Education from the University of Utah in August 2004 with an emphasis in Severe Disabilities. She has worked for several years in a variety of positions and agencies helping people with disabilities improve their lives. Taryn joined the Neurobehavior HOME Program in May 2004 originally as a support coordinator with Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD). She was officially hired on at the clinic in October 2007 as a Child Life/Behavior Specialist. Her clinical specialties are autism and communication disorders. Her research interests include behavior analysis, and coordinated care.
