Dr. Licke grew up in Minnesota. She began medical school at the University of Delouth, MN and her focus was rural medicine. She came to Kansas for her residency to Via Christi Family Medicine Residency as their focus was on family medicine and a strong OB program. While in school she continued to work as a paramedic.

She came to Cheyenne County Hospital in 2019. Dr. Licke and her husband Paul live on a little farm where they have several species of animals. They also have a garden and sell plants from their garden. They both love outdoor activities including hiking and skiing plus traveling.

Dr. Sabahuddin Shrinzada, a board-certified Doctor of Osteopathy with interests in Obstetrical medicine with incorporation of Osteopathic Manipulative Technique.

With a strong focus on family medicine, Dr. Shrinzada is passionate about providing high quality care to our patients. When asked why rural, he said as a family physician in an urban community most of the work was to refer out to specialties, but I wanted autonomy to practice full spectrum family medicine. I love being involved in different types of medicine because it keeps things exciting for me and rural medicine was able to provide that for me.

His family came to America when he was young and he completed his residency at Skagit Regional Health Family Medicine in Mount Vernon, WA.  

When he is not at work he enjoys golfing, hiking, and road tripping with his wife and sons.

Jeffrey’s interest in healthcare originated as a young child. 

His wife Marlo, RN, went to nursing school first and she encouraged him to start the nursing program as well.  He received his LPN and RN from Colby Community College initially.  He then worked at Hays Medical Center in the Emergency Room, and from there pursued becoming a Nurse Practitioner at Simmons University in Boston, MA.

His career continued serving rural communities and brought him to Cheyenne County in 2022.

He enjoys golf, fishing, hunting and anything with the kids including sports. As a family they also enjoy traveling and experiencing new cultures.

Jesse grew up in Campo Colorado and graduated from Campo High School in 2002

She obtained her ag business and economics degree, but when her mother was diagnosed with Leukemia in 2007 and she got to see the amazing work of the oncology nurses and later on hospice nurses, that inspired her, and she pursued a career in healthcare.

She got her Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) at West Texas A&M in 2011 and then her masters and Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) at Bradley University in 2022.

She came back to Bird City (where her dad’s family is from) and started her practice at Cheyenne County Clinic in September 2022.

She enjoys spending time with her family, she has twins (boy/girl) and another daughter. Her husband is from the McDonald area and graduated from Cheylin. He is a pilot and works in agriculture.

Brie grew up in Orlando, FL and received her graduate degree as an Acute Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner at the University of Florida in 2016. Her nurse practitioner clinical training was at Arnold Palmer Children’s Hospital, the only Level I trauma center in the region. Her clinical training was mainly in the pediatric ER and the pediatric ICU, where she managed a broad range of patients from children with minor complaints to very ill children

Her inspiration to become a nurse came from several places.  Her love for nursing first started at a young age when she learned about the Civil War nurse Clara Barton.  She also had a grandmother and great grandmother that were nurses. While she was in school, she was inspired by several teachers to pursue her passion further, ultimately obtaining her Nurse Practitioner degree.  Brie has always had a big heart for kids and pediatrics was an easy choice for her specialty.  

She met Gabe Gienger at church while in Florida. After they were married, they moved to Dallas, TX.  She got a job at Children’s Health, a nationally ranked hospital in pulmonary medicine, where she specialized in pediatric pulmonary medicine. While at Children’s Health she cared for very sick complex children, some who traveled over 300 miles for care.

They moved to St. Francis in 2018, where Gabe grew up, and remodeled the old family house where they reside. She began seeing patients at Cheyenne County Clinic in 2019.

Her hobbies include cooking, running, gardening, and playing the cello.