About the Executive Director
At her young age Ginger Viceral has gained wisdom in the business world through her years of experience working with her family. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for organization, she excels in her roles as a bookkeeper and as an executive assistant to the Healthcare Director of TVP. Her dedication to The Vice Practice is shown though her ability to help the team with her knowledge of basic medical procedures, creativity, and determination to succeed in her goals. Beyond her professional pursuits, Ginger is a natural leader, serving as the president of her school’s Book Club where she organizes meetings, communicates with her peers, and shares her love for stories. In her downtime, she indulges in her hobbies of reading, singing, and going to the movie theatres.
About the Marketing Director
Caliah has been very passionate about having a career in the medical field. This is mainly because she saw her mom, Dr. Cristina Viceral, DNP, grow from taking up nursing during her mom’s collegiate years up to becoming a very successful healthcare provider in the present. Caliah finished school and got her bachelor’s degree in nursing in the Philippines last August 2023. She resides in the Philippines and eventually migrates to the United States. Cooking, baking and traveling with family is her way to unwind and distress especially when given the luxury of free time. She is also a loving mother of one kid and one naughty corgi dog. She knows that getting her bachelor’s degree in nursing is just her first step, and there is much more to learn through experiences and continuous education.
About the Quality Assurance Director
In pursuit of a career in healthcare, I have drawn from my diverse background in aquatic safety, education, and leadership as I study Biochemistry at UNLV. My role as a Swim Instructor has allowed me to develop important qualities such as patience and empathy, which are essential for supporting patients. Serving as the President of the UNLV Rowing Club has enhanced my organizational skills, crucial for ensuring seamless patient care and clinic operations. Additionally, as the Membership Chair for Future Latinos of Medicine at UNLV, I advocate for diversity and community outreach in order to promote inclusive patient care. Furthermore, my experiences as a Lifeguard and involvement in healthcare programs have deepened my passion for pediatric care. Fluent in English and Tagalog, I prioritize effective communication, particularly in pediatric settings. With an unwavering commitment to safety and readiness, I am driven by a strong desire to help people and dedicated to providing excellent patient care.