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    Ann Eller New Executive Director at Sedona Sunrise Center for Adults

    April 2, 2012No Comments
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    logo sedonasunrisecenterSedona AZ (April 2, 2012) – Ann Eller RN, NP has recently joined the staff at the Sedona Sunrise Center for Adults as Executive Director. Eller has had an impressive career as a teacher and nurse with extensive leadership experience. She was the International Health Coordinator for the Peace Corps in Washington DC, the Lead Research Practitioner for the photo AnnEllerUniversity of Arizona , a cardiovascular educator for the Arizona Heart Institute in Phoenix, the clinic supervisor for the Women’s Health Initiative Research Project at the U of A, and she is an OB/GYN Nurse Practitioner. She is an author and public speaker. Her work and research into UFOs is a special interest of Ann’s, and she is the author of “Dragon in the Sky: Prophecy From the Stars”. Ann is also a mother and grandmother. She looks forward to her work at the Sedona Sunrise Center for Adults, saying she still has alot of “love to give.”

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