Movers and shakers
VENIA adds new
dermatology specialist
Douglas Stafford, M.D., owner/operator of VENIA (formerly Vein Clinics NW), announced Carolyn Selbicky, R.N., D.N.C. has joined his practice. Selbicky has more than 45 years of experience in the field of dermatology and holds a dermatology nurse certification. She has distinguished herself in aesthetic assessments and creating principled and practical treatment plans focused on rejuvenation for all age and skin types, including acne.
Selbicky was instrumental in the implementation of cosmetic services throughout Kaiser Permanente Medical Group of northern California. She holds certifications in Candela gentle laser, gentle Yag, V-Beam Perfecta, Reliant Fraxel, Palomar IPL, and Lux 1540 as well as Botox, Restylane, Dysport and Juvaderm.
Selbicky is a past president of the California Dermatology Nurse Association and was the vice president of nursing services for Monarch Laser Company. She is designated as a primary resource for professionals who have questions or concerns in laser applications or outcomes having personally provided over 30,000 procedures. Selbicky will begin providing treatments on May 2.
In 2016, Stafford opted to blend his businesses (Vein Clinics NW and Aesthetics NW) into one brand, VENIA. Stafford is a board certified general surgeon with credentials and experience in the Venia practice areas. Stafford has been practicing general and vascular surgery in Coeur d’Alene for nearly two decades, and is one of only 330 physicians to be board certified in phlebology. For more info, visit VeniaMD.com.
Matt Cudmore joins
HMH Engineering
HMH Engineering announced the addition of Matt Cudmore, project manager, to its team. Cudmore comes to HMH Engineering with a broad range of experience in civil and architectural project management and design. Cudmore has worked on projects ranging from multi-million dollar homes to full highway reconstruction and also has experience in GIS Mapping, which is one of several services being expanded at HMH Engineering.
Cudmore’s 16 years of experience working in Idaho, Montana, and Colorado will support the mission of HMH Engineering to provide technical solutions, great design, and superb customer service for its clients.
He resides in Hayden with his wife and three children.
HMH Engineering is a North Idaho-owned company providing engineering and consulting services in the fields of land and site development, material testing, GIS, municipal engineering, water and sewer and transportation engineering. For more info, visit: hmh-llc.com.
Mountain West announces new mortgage loan originators
Mountain West Bank recently welcomed Kaylee Palmer and Lauren Myklebust as new members of its residential lending team.
Palmer has a bachelor of arts in business management and several years’ experience in residential lending. She is versed in FHA, VA, USDA and conventional lending.
Contact Palmer at (208) 763-3489 or [email protected].
Myklebust and her family have been a part of the local real estate marketplace for 30-plus years. She is a lifelong resident of the region.
Contact Myklebust at (208) 763-3482 or [email protected].
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