Providers

Scott Rollins, MD / Founder and Medical Director

As the first physician in Western Colorado to be Board Certified with the American Board of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine, Dr Rollins has extensive training and experience with bioidentical hormone replacement for men and women, thyroid and adrenal disorders, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, weight loss and healthy aging.  In 2006 Dr. Rollins opened AdvantAge Integrative Medicine in Grand Junction in order to bring these specialty services to Western Colorado and in 2008 he founded the Integrative Medicine Center of Western Colorado and Bellezza Laser Aesthetics.

After graduating from the University of Kansas School Of Medicine and finishing his residency training in Family Practice at St. Mary’s Hospital in Grand Junction, he opened his private practice in Collbran, CO in 1994 where he and his partner provided full service family practice care while providing 24 hr/day emergency coverage until his retirement from this practice in 2022.

In 2004 Dr. Rollins was chosen for “Colorado Family Physician of the Year.”  This prestigious award is given annually to only one of over 1,800 family physicians. The recipient is chosen by the Board of the Colorado Chapter of the American Academy of Family Physicians and is based on their expertise and commitment to family medicine.  In 2012 he was awarded the “Rural Health Excellence Award” by the Colorado Rural Health Center.

Board Certified with the American Board of Family Medicine from 1994-2022 he elected to let his family medicine board certification expire so that he could devote more time to his specialty practice.  Still certified in Advanced Cardiac Life Support and with years of experience he is well qualified in managing complex medical issues as well as handling serious medical emergencies and injuries.

Scott is a member of the American College for the Advancement of Medicine (ACAM) and having passed the “gold standard” examination from ACAM, he is “Certified in Chelation Therapy“.  Other memberships include the American Academy of Anti-Aging, American Academy of Environtmental Medicine, American Academy of Ozonotherapy, Association of American Physician & Surgeons and Physicians for Informed Consent.

Dr. Rollins has extensive background in Occupational Medicine, caring for work related injuries, and is certified as “preferred provider” with Pinnacol Assurance, Colorado’s largest workers’ compensation insurance company.  He served for decades as a medical director for HopeWest Hospice in Plateau Valley and Debeque, as well as home health agencies and nursing homes.

Dr Rollins is an active educator with a passion for learning and teaching. He can be found doing weekly educational seminars, newspaper columns and television news commentary on local network affiliates.  For decades he was a clinical faculty member at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, hosting medical students for one month long family medicine training.  He serves on the Colorado Mesa University graduate nursing board and hosts nurses for community clinic and family medicine rotations.

An avid health enthusiast himself Scott “walks the talk” enjoying time with his family, cooking and eating healthy foods, doing yoga or taking his ritual morning walk, hiking, skiing or just relaxing playing guitar and piano.

Sue Goebel, APN / Advanced Practice Nurse

Sue K. Goebel originates from North Dakota, where she received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing and went on to earn her Master of Science from the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks. After earning her MS, Goebel practiced as a clinical nurse specialist in parent-child nursing (now family practice nursing) and became certified as a Nurse Practitioner in 1994. She practiced as a Nurse Practitioner for five years and served as an adjunct clinical instructor and classroom lecturer in both the undergraduate and graduate programs at her alma mater.

Goebel has been a member of the faculty at Colorado Mesa University since 1998 and taught a variety of courses. She currently teaches Health Assessment and Promotion, Theories and Foundations and Public Health. Goebel has practiced as a nurse practitioner at the Integrative Medicine Center since 2011.

Sue’s nursing career has always had at its center an appreciation for nursing as a transpersonal endeavor, with interest inclusive of human sexuality, communication, growth and development. While forensics, health literacy and legal nurse consulting remain strong interests, she has found a passion for integrative health and holistic healing.

Her professional memberships include National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Reproductive Health, the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, the Association for the Prevention of Child Abuse, the International Association of Forensic Nursing and Sigma Theta Tau International.

Katie McCloud, PA / Physician Assistant

Katie is a board certified Physician Assistant who earned her degree from Barry University in Saint Petersburg, Florida. She earned a second master’s degree from the University of Florida in Health Education and Behavior and works with her patients on tailored diagnostic testing and treatment protocols that integrate dietary and supplement plans, IV therapy, and hormone balancing.

In addition to managing autoimmune and chronic conditions, Katie has a particular interest in anti-againg and preventative medicine. She has been trained in thyroid management and bio-identical hormone replacement for both men and women with an emphasis in hormone pellet insertions. Katie is skilled in the aesthetic industry as well and has been trained in facial injections using Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) and stem cells.

Colleen Belmont, FNP

Tamra Hollis, RN / Registered Nurse & Clinical Nurse Educator

Starting her career in the medical arena as an Emergency Medical Technician in Ouray, CO Tamra went on to broaden her professional career as a Registered Nurse in beautiful Western Colorado. Graduating from Mesa University, she holds degrees in both Fine Arts and Nursing, a testament to her ongoing thirst for balance between academia and creative expression.

Since becoming a nurse,Tamra has gained extensive experience and exposure to many avenues of nursing, but her love of holistic medicine resonates deepest. She is now exploring novel ways in which to nurse, integrating the healing powers of nutrition and alternative therapies supported through Knowledge, Love, and Compassion.

Tamra specializes in IV therapy and offers educational guidance to support patients through their healthcare journeys.

Heather Rodman, RN

Heather is from Alamosa, CO and moved to Fruita in 2018 with her husband and 3 kids.  She has been an RN since 2009 and started out in a pediatric clinic, moved to a med/surg unit to expand her knowledge and skill set, and after 2 years of that, settled into labor and delivery where she continues to work part time.  Her heart will forever have a place there, as “there are moments during labor where I can feel souls connecting and there’s nothing like it.”

She started working at IMCWC in July 2022 administering IV therapies.  “I had been on a search for a practice like this for many years as my interest for functional medicine in my own life started to grow. The moment I walked in, I just knew I had to be a part of it somehow. The staff here are like a family. Everyone cares for each other as well as the patients like I’ve never seen before. Even more impressive, the patients care about their health and work hard to maintain and or improve every day.”

She enjoys helping people who want to help themselves, whether that be anti aging, metabolic health, physical fitness or mental health.  “I plan to continue to learn and grow in the functional medicine world for many years to come.”

Lisa Rieman, RN

Lisa originates from California, where she received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Health Education. Soon after she found a calling to pursue nursing. Her biggest influence is her older sister, also an RN, where she encouraged her to fulfill her goal. Lisa went on to receive her Associates Degree of Nursing in 2003.

Ironically enough, Lisa landed her first nursing job alongside her sister in southern California in the Labor and Delivery Unit, where she found her passion. Twenty years later, she continues to work as a labor and delivery nurse.

Besides nursing, health and wellness has always been important in all aspects of Lisa’s life. She knew early on she wanted to pursue that through nursing somehow. When she was offered a position here at IMC to specialize in IV therapies, she was excited to say the least.  Lisa says, “It is so refreshing to be a part of such an amazing and knowledgeable team who is passionate about holistic care and helping patients achieve overall wellness.”

Medical Assistants

Our medical assistants undergo an extensive training program that includes a comprehensive checklist of competency.  Under the direct oversight of Dr Rollins and a team of experienced nurses, they have had exceptional one-on-one training and are proficient at the daily tasks of managing the flow of patient labs, prescriptions and phone calls, as well as the lab and treatment services including blood draws, skin testing for allergies, and administration of immunotherapy treatments.  They also serves as clinical educators, helping our patients with guidelines on prescription and natural therapies as well as review of food allergy results.

Brooke Grotts / Medical Assistant & Clinical Educator

She enjoys the variety of duties within her job that make everyday so enjoyable.  Whether that be assisting with cosmetic procedures or injections, food allergy testing, low dose immunotherapy, weight loss, HRT or thyroid education.  “Every patient is so unique and I feel blessed to be a part of each patients journey.”  In the future she intends to further her education and knowledge in functional medicine and nutrition.

In her free time Brooke loves being a dog mom, attending live music events and enjoying the different venues the western slope has to offer.  She also loves traveling with family and recreating some of her favorite destination’s cuisine at home.

Wyatt Rollins, BA / Medical Assistant & Clinical Educator

Wyatt’s favorite part of being an MA is helping patients with the groundwork of their health. “I always love seeing something through for a patient, whether it’s a question for Dr. Rollins, lab work, or a prescription.  I love making sure people get the help they need as quickly as possible with the best care we can provide.”

One aspect of his position at the IMC he enjoys is being part of a team that’s always on the cutting edge of healthcare.  He loves learning about and helping apply each new treatment and being part of the many new ways to help people on their path to wellness.

Wyatt earned his Bachelor of Arts at Colorado Mesa University, focusing primarily on jazz piano, vocal performance, and music therapy.  He specializes in musical wellness for Alzheimer’s and dementia, and plans on pursuing a further path in music and mental health.  In his spare time, Wyatt enjoys playing Dungeons and Dragons, playing with a local jazz band, and competing as a USPA powerlifter.

Naomi Delorenzo, Medical Assistant

Tayla Alvarez, Medical Assistant

Sierra Wiggins, BA, Nutrition and Wellness Coordinator

Sierra graduated cum laude from Colorado Mesa University with a degree in Kinesiology – the scientific study of human movement.  Since then she has been certified as a Primal Health Coach (by Mark Sisson), Nutritarian Health Coach (through Dr. Joel Furhman), TRX suspension training, barre fitness, and is currently taking her 200 hour Yoga teacher certification. 

Amanda Reid, Receptionist

Melissa Kissick, Receptionist

Gina Grotts / Office Manager & Receptionist

Running the front office at the IMC takes my full arsenal of business administrative knowledge to ensure patients receive the best service we can give. Having a professional background and my own lifestyle choices revolve around holistic and functional medicine, it is truly a blessing to be apart of this amazing company. I believe in and have experienced everything we do, which makes me the ideal person you would want to speak with when you call our office for the first time.”

Gina has lived in Grand Junction since 2000. She and her husband enjoy the Western Colorado terrain for dirt-bike riding and the occasional glass of Palisade wine on their patio.