Jarrod C. Bagley has worked as a family nurse practitioner (FNP) and practiced functional medicine for over 15 years. After graduating from BYU, he spent five years in the ER before opening PCM. Patients leave Bagley’s office with a more balanced approach to treatment, resulting in long-term solutions and an improved quality of life. When he’s not diagnosing symptoms, he can be found hunting, fishing or Crossfitting with his family and friends.

After years in the nursing field and raising a family, LeeAnn Klemetson returned to school and received her FNP degree. Overcoming chronic fatigue herself, she developed a strong desire to identify and fix health problems. At PCM, she brings genuine, personal care to her patients. She is a loving grandma to seven grandchildren and enjoys reading, hiking and quilting, along with volunteering at the United Way Free Clinic.

Noelle Haines, FNP-BC, began her nursing career in trauma, where she developed a deep understanding of acute care and the desire to address health problems before they became urgent. This led her to work in internal medicine, focusing on the management of chronic disease and the importance of prevention. Seeking to treat the whole person, Noelle began incorporating a systems-based, lifestyle-driven approach into her practice to promote long-term wellness and improved quality of life. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Utah and her Master of Science in Nursing, Family Nurse Practitioner, from Westminster University. Originally from Washington, D.C., Noelle has lived and traveled around the world but now calls Utah home, where she enjoys gardening, caring for her chickens and dogs, and spending time with her U.S. Marine son and her daughter.