Jarrod C. Bagley has worked as a family nurse practitioner (FNP) and practiced functional medicine for over 15 years. After graduating from BYU, he spent five years in the ER before opening PCM. Patients leave Bagley’s office with a more balanced approach to treatment, resulting in long-term solutions and an improved quality of life. When he’s not diagnosing symptoms, he can be found hunting, fishing or Crossfitting with his family and friends.

After years in the nursing field and raising a family, LeeAnn Klemetson returned to school and received her FNP degree. Overcoming chronic fatigue herself, she developed a strong desire to identify and fix health problems. At PCM, she brings genuine, personal care to her patients. She is a loving grandma to seven grandchildren and enjoys reading, hiking and quilting, along with volunteering at the United Way Free Clinic.

Ryan Church is a native of Southern Utah. He was raised in a blue collar, religious home with two brothers and two sisters. He lived on a small farm, on the edge of town, owned by his grandfather. It was here that he learned to love the outdoors. He learned a variety of skills and abilities working with his father on the construction site, as a brick Mason helper, and his grandfather on the farm which proved valuable over the years. In high school he was involved in multiple sporting activities, the debate club, and in various extracurricular activities. He was involved in scouting, earned his Eagle Scout an award at the age of 16 and was lucky enough to attend boys state once, before graduating high school. After highschool he joined the United States Army, where was trained as an emergency medical technician and combat medic. Following his initial training in the United States Army, Ryan served a two-year LDS mission in Australia and New Guinea.

Upon returning home he was lucky enough to marry his longtime friend, Becky Eves. Shortly after Ryan and Becky were married, Ryan was accepted into nursing school at Mohave Community College in Arizona. Following his graduation he received a license as a Registered Nurse and started to serve the people of Southern Utah as a home health nurse, and MedSurg nurse at Dixie Regional Medical Center. After “paying some bills'' Ryan went on for additional training at the University of Utah. While there he received a bachelors and masters degree and became a Family nurse practitioner. Following graduation he returned back to his home town in Southern Utah so that he could raise his children near family.

Upon returning home, he took a job as a nurse practitioner in a pain management clinic. Ryan learned a great deal about many things; particularly MRIs, the practice of pain management, and the business of medicine. Ryan was recruited to join a new spine surgery practice in St. George. He became one of the founding members of Coral Desert Spine Surgery. He worked closely with his spine surgeon mentor and friend, Dr. Gary Snook. Ryan worked with Dr. Snook for many years, while there he learned the intricacies of spinal diagnostics, MRI reading, and the application of therapeutic restorative medicine. Dr. Snook retired suddenly, due to illness, approximately nine years after the two had begun their practice.

Ryan purchased the practice from Dr. Snook, changing the focus from a spine surgery clinic to general spine care, and renaming it “Coral Desert Spine”. The concept took off like wildfire and within two years Ryan’s work/life balance was suffering. During these later years, of working at Coral Desert Spine, Ryan once again was accepted by the University of Utah where he returned and completed a Doctorate degree of Nursing in 2012. Shortly after his completion of his doctorate, he accepted an offer from Saint Mark’s Hospital, wanting to buy his practice, and move him back to Salt Lake to franchise his clinic. He took that offer. Over the next eight years, built numerous clinics in multiple states, improving the way spine care patients were seen in those areas. Many of those clinics are still functioning today. In the last few years, corporate medicine began to take its toll and Ryan decided to move back into the entrepreneurial realm and try some new things. Currently, he is the Medical Director for Salt Lake Surgical, a personal injury clinic in Murray, a staff nurse practitioner at Pioneer Comprehensive, and a surgical nurse practitioner at Mountain West Orthopedics, where he still sees some operating room time with one of his favorite surgeons.

Ryan continues to have a passion for all things spine and orthopedics. He is enjoying the opportunity that nursing allows to explore other areas of interest. Currently he enjoys men’s health, and family practice with a strong emphasis on wellness.