Camden Caifa is completing her rolling term from president-elect, president, and now into the past-president position for 2024.

Kim Utterback started her 3 year presidential term as President-Elect in 2023, and now moves into the President position in 2024.

Meagan has been a registered nurse for 16 years, with an emphasis in psychiatric medicine. She is a board certified Psychiatric Mental Health nurse. She holds memberships in the American Nurses Association and the International Forensic Nursing Association. She is a certified instructor for Mental Health First Aid (adults and youth). She is also certified as an instructor in both yoga and meditation. During her career, Meagan has had extensive training in providing trauma informed care, suicide prevention, and behavioral health. She enjoys working with the underserved populations, as well as the adolescent population. Providing healthcare and resources to survivors of sexual assault has been the most meaningful work to her in the healthcare field. 15 years as a nurse, 4 years as a Forensic Nurse for Southwest Forensic Nursing & Healthcare. She has been instrumental in the transition of this organization from an LLC to a nonprofit organization with grant funding awards.

She has been a resident of St George since 2004 and raised her children there. They are all grown, so now she gets to play with her grandbabies who are dear to her heart. She has a large family so any free time is spent with them!  She loves animals and at any given time has enough to constitute a small zoo. She is very passionate about helping underserved humans and is always advocating for them and  to help them have a voice.

Naomi grew up in Southern Utah and enjoyed being rodeo royalty in her community and being apart of the Washington County 4H. She graduated from Tuacahn High School in 2016 and attended formally Dixie State University and went on to pursue her BSN-RN from Western Governors University. Currently she works on an Intermediate Neuro Medical Unit at St. George Regional Hospital. Naomi is driven by watching her patients recover from neurological events. Naomi loves being a forensic nurse with Southwest Forensic Nursing & Healthcare, because she can provide one-on-one nursing care to survivors during one of the most difficult times in their lives. Naomi currently enjoys spending time with her four horses, three dogs, and one cat.

Mary is originally from Salt Lake City, Utah, but has been a resident of St. George for the past
10 years. She has been in healthcare for 17 years, starting as a CNA, unit secretary, and
telemetry technician in cardiac ICU and step down in 2007. She currently works as an RN on
the mother/baby unit at St. George Regional Medical Center, in addition to her work as a
forensic nurse examiner with Southwest Forensic Healthcare. She began working with
Southwest Forensic Healthcare in 2023 and has found her passion in her work with survivors.
She is nearing completion of her MSN-FNP from Frontier Nursing University. She holds
membership in the International Association of Forensic Nursing and the American Association
of Nurse Practitioners. In her free time, Mary loves spending time with her husband and three
daughters exploring new places.

I am Deb Molloy; I have been a SANE with NUSANE since February 2020. I started my career after graduating from Weber State as a Respiratory Therapist in 1980. I worked in the NICU at Mckay Dee as an RT and then in 2003, I graduated from Excelsior College with a degree in Nursing. I continued to work as an RN and RRT in the NICU. In 2017, I graduated from Western Governor's University with a BSN.  I retired from McKay-Dee with 40 years of service in 2020.  My retirement goal was to help the community and I found NUSANE. I am a member of IAFN and the Utah chapter, helping with the planning of last year's educational conference. I have 2 adult children and 4 grandchildren. I enjoy walking, reading and arts and crafts.