Jacqueline Crighton, MSc.

Jacqueline Crighton’s career reflects a deep commitment to promoting health and wellness through her diverse professional experiences and educational background. She holds certifications as an American College of Sports Medicine Exercise Specialist and Weight Management Health Coach, supported by dual Bachelor Degrees in Health Science and Fitness Management from Lock Haven University, as well as a Master of Science Degree from Eastern Illinois University.

Her career began with notable contributions such as establishing health resort facilities with Arnold Palmer Golf Management, focusing on wellness and fitness initiatives for guests. She further demonstrated her expertise in preventive medicine by playing a pivotal role in launching Brisbane, Australia’s first insurance-funded cardiac rehabilitation center, emphasizing cardiac health and rehabilitation.

Jacque’s professional journey showcases her versatility in catering to a broad spectrum of individuals, from highly trained athletes to cardiac patients, highlighting her ability to customize health strategies to meet diverse needs. Her dedication extends beyond clinical settings, evident in her involvement in community health initiatives and contributions to encourage a more functional medicine approach throughout her career.

Kathy Santoriello MD, FACOG

Kathy Santoriello serves as Medical Director of Health Renew MD and is a Board Certified member of the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ABOG). She completed her training at Duke University Medical Center and served for years as a Duke Clinical Consulting Associate. Dr. Santoirello brings a wealth of clinical and surgical experience to Stuart, Florida as well as diagnostic capabilities through ultrasounds.  She provides a warm and compassionate experience for all her patients.  For more information visit her website at www.santoriellogynecology.com

Maggie Turmel, WHNP-BC, APRN

Maggie Turmel is an Advanced Practice Nurse Practitioner and is trained in Clinical Hypnotherapy and specializes in relaxation and decreasing stress. She has been teaching yoga since 2012. She has 600 hours of teacher training , she teaches chair yoga, restorative yoga, yoga nidra and meditation.  She came to the practice of yoga to stretch her muscles for running and to relieve stress. She found much more in the daily practice – an inner peace and calm each time she came to her mat. She likes to share this with her students so that they can feel better, decrease stress, improve sleep, and find their way to health and healing within.

Elizabeth Tsarnas, DNP, BC-FNP, APRN

Dr. Betty’s dedication to women’s health spans both her professional career and her extensive volunteer work, making a significant impact in her community. In 1995, Dr. Betty played a pivotal role in establishing the Volunteers in Medicine Clinic (VIM Clinic) in Martin County. This clinic serves as a crucial resource by offering comprehensive primary medical care to the working uninsured through the dedication of volunteer medical and lay personnel, all at no cost to the patients. Dr. Betty’s leadership was instrumental in the clinic’s operations for over two decades, demonstrating her commitment to providing accessible healthcare to those in need.

She serves as an educator for the Nurse Practitioner Program at FAU (Florida Atlantic University)  leveraging her expertise to drive positive change in women’s health. Beyond her professional commitments, she remains actively involved in community service at the Hands Clinic in St. Lucie County, where she continues to provide essential medical support to underserved populations.

Stephanie Devaney, APRN, FHP-C

Stephanie Devaney is a Family Nurse Practitioner Board Certified by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners.  She specializes in women’s health, adult and gerontological care and is dedicated to the health and well being of her patients.   She received both her undergraduate and graduate degrees from Florida Atlantic University Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing and is a member of Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing.  Stephanie is a Florida native and lives near Jupiter with her husband and two children. She enjoys running, traveling and spending time with family. Stephanie also volunteers within the healthcare community and is committed to providing excellent care to patients and their families.

Traci Scaletta, Registered Dietitian

Traci has been a Registered Dietitian for many years.  She holds a Bachelors of Science Degree in Medical Dietetics from The Ohio State University.  She has practiced as a functional dietitian in private practice as well as for physicians for more than 16 years.  Along with her strong nutrition background, she is also a certified Personal Trainer and Group Exercise Instructor.  Originally from California, she now resides in South Florida with her husband Paul and their four children.  Traci firmly believes that in order to achieve optimal health you need to heal the body from the inside out.

Sandra Thomas, PA

Sandra Thomas, now retired and focused on preventive medicine through health renew, has been a Physician Assistant for over 35 years serving several specialties.  Sandy received her Physician Assistant degree in 1984 from Hahneman University in PA.  She served as Adjunct Faculty in the Physician Assistant program at Barry University in Miami, FL.  In addition, Sandy was the Florida Academy of Physician Assistant Area Representative from 1991-1997 and work with at Santoriello Gynecology from 2007 until her retirement in 2017.  Sandy enjoys boating, traveling and spending time with her family and friends.