Current Trainees
Aisha Chavez
Aisha is a doctorate of pediatric nurse practitioner student at the University of Arizona, having previously earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing, and a first Bachelor’s Degree in Neuroscience and Cognitive Science with an emphasis in Learning and Memory. Aisha has a love for children and a passion for providing holistic care to children who are medically fragile and complex, as well as advocating for those in underserved populations. In the future, Aisha visualizes a practice where she provides individualized, comprehensive care to her patients and families, and can integrate the knowledge of social justice into her practice to better understand her patients and the community they live in. In her free time, she loves playing the piano, rock climbing, hiking, painting, and trying out new food places.
Jaime Diaz
Nutrition Trainee
Jamie Diaz is a current graduate student with a passion for fostering diversity in dietetics. She is a native of Guam and aspires to help pave the way for Pacific Islander-focused nutrition care, aiming to create more inclusive and culturally relevant approaches to health and wellness. Jamie enjoys the outdoors in her free time such as hiking and participating in events related to the Chamorro community.
John Paul (JP) Jarczyk, MD, FAAP
John Paul (JP) Jarczyk, MD, FAAP is currently a Pediatric Pulmonology Fellow at University of Arizona College of Medicine Tucson. He worked the previous 5 years as a general pediatrician at El Rio Community Health Center in Tucson. He completed both his medical degree and pediatric residency at UACOM – Tucson.
Ivy Skinner
PPC Social Work Trainee
Ivy is an advanced direct practice graduate social work student at Arizona State University-Tucson. She has previously earned her Bachelor’s in Social Work from Arizona State University. Originally from Idaho, Ivy has lived in Tucson for seven years and plans to relocate somewhere north sometime after graduation. Ivy is passionate about health care, death and dying, and the LGBTQIA+ community. Aside from school, she works two jobs, leaving her with a small amount of free time. In her free time, though, Ivy likes to watch movies, play trivia, hang out with her dogs, and try local coffee shops.