Dr. Jeremy Curry spent three years working as an anesthesiologist in his own practice, where he was also the vice chair of the anesthesiology department at Yuma Regional. Curry, who moved to Yuma in 1983 from Nebraska, is a graduate of Kofa High School and took classes at Arizona Western College before going to the University of Arizona medical school. He is board certified in pain management and operates his own practice focused patients dealing with chronic pain. Curry has been married for 23 years and has five kids.

Dr. Connie Uribe is board certified in general surgery and practiced at YRMC for over 32 years. Uribe was raised in Yuma and attended college in both the U.S. and Europe. Uribe has lectured throughout the country and is an award-winning author. The American Heart Association adopted her Advanced Cardiac Life Support Pre-Course that is used to train first responders. Uribe also designed the Breast Cancer Awareness license plate for Arizona.

Dr. Ron Clark has been an orthopedic surgeon at Yuma Regional Medical Center since 2012. YRMC is the latest hospital in a 30-year career at 10 hospitals in three states. At YRMC, Clark has been both the chair of the department of surgery and chief of the medical staff. Clark has authored numerous medical journal articles, is the past associate editor for a medical journal, a developer of surgical devices and received numerous awards for teaching family practice residents at YRMC.

Frances Davison is a certified nurse practitioner and has been in the health care arena for more than 20 years. Davison owns Southwestern Palliative Care Associates, which offers primary, palliative and hospice services in the Yuma region. Davison is committed to focusing her efforts on improving care and services to the chronically ill, the elderly and homebound residents of Yuma, which she has called home since 1986. Davison has been married for 35 years and has four sons and 11 grandchildren.