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Health Care: Amy Webster is the Queen Creek Hometown Hero for October

Amy Webster is the Queen Creek Hometown Hero for October in the category of Health Care.

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Over the past 20 years, Amy Webster has worked her way from a certified nursing assistant to acute care nurse practitioner.

Through that journey, Webster has founded Hope Heart Heal, a 501(c)3 aimed at providing primary health-care services to those who may not have access to them.

“My clinical specialty is pulmonary and critical care medicine. Working with Banner Health, however, I have seen first-hand how primary care is where the change begins,” she said.

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