Romina Lo was born in Hong Kong, grew up in Singapore and completed her first undergraduate degree in Toronto, Canada. She obtained her BSc degree at the University of Waterloo followed by her BSN from Ryerson University. She started her career as a travel nurse in Northern British Columbia in Canada and after receiving her trauma certification and cardiovascular care training, she moved to the US in 2003.

She has worked in southern Arizona and Nevada and while in Las Vegas, she decided to pursue her graduate studies by completing her MSN/FNP degree from the University of Phoenix and later obtained her doctoral training in nursing from Frontier Nursing University in Kentucky, graduating with honors. Her doctoral project was published a year after her graduation, in Advance for NPs and PAs.

Romina’s move to the US has provided her experience in primary and urgent care as well as the opportunity to help establish an allergy clinic for a private ENT practice and now is the Lead Clinician at On Site Medical clinic in Tucson, Arizona which specializes in Occupational Health. She also is a part-time adjunct professor at the Arizona College of Nursing where she has taught Anatomy and Physiology and Pathophysiology.

In her free time, she enjoys gardening, urban riding, mountain biking and horseback riding. She also has a dog and two cats and is also a certified rescue scuba diver.

Ms. Valencia graduated as a Medical Assistant in 2009 and received her EMT certification in 2014. Stephanie completed her prerequisites for Nursing in 2019 and is working towards her RN. Ms. Valencia has an extensive background with almost 12 years working in occupational health with a focus on first responders. She is a certified trainer and collector for DOT drug screening and Breath Alcohol Testing. She is trained and skilled in phlebotomy, injections, and IVs. In addition, she works closely with different Peer Fitness trainers and is well versed in agility testing for firefighters. Ms. Valencia is knowledgeable with the fire departments and other First Responder agencies in Southern Arizona. Married to a firefighter with Tucson Fire, she has a passion for providing health and safety for those who protect and serve.

Dr. Lundell earned her Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from Mills College in 1980, and her Doctor of Medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in 1984. In 1993, she earned her Master’s degree in Public Health from the University of Arizona.

She brings additional respect for the demands in responding to emergencies and incorporates this into her care of the men and women who serve as First Responders, from her having had to triage, stabilize patients in the field, lift and load patients, and then drive the ambulance as a former flight surgeon for the USAF.

Dr. Lundell is Board Certified in Occupational and Environmental Medicine. In addition, she is an AZ POST exams Certified Physician; a CDL exams NRCME Certified Examiner and a Medical Review Officer (MRO) Certified Physician. In the private sector, Dr. Lundell served as the Chief Resident during her specialty training in Occupational and Environmental Medicine at the University of Arizona Health Sciences Center, and later as a Clinical Associate Professor. For 18 years she served as an Occupational Medicine Physician at WellAmerica, later known as Evolve Tactical Occupational Health. Dr. Lundell’s commitment to First-Responder care stems from members of her extended family in fire service and law enforcement. After smoke inhalation and chemical exposures, her father-in-law was in poor health as he retired from fire service. Her drive is to ensure First Responders have their health during their careers, and the health to enjoy their retirement.