Dr. John Strobel

Meet Dr. John Strobel, an Interventional Radiologist who received his Bachelor of Science and Medical Doctorate from Creighton University. Here he was a member of Phi Beta Cappa. Dr. Strobel gained even more specific credentials in his field by completing residencies in Internal Medicine at Creighton University and Diagnostic Radiology at the University of Nebraska, where he served as Chief Resident. He has been helping patients relieve suffering and live a better life for over 20 years, with his extensive knowledge in Interventional Radiology.

Why an Interventional Radiologist?

Interventional Radiology is a medical specialty of radiology that uses image-guided, minimally invasive procedures to minimize risk and improve patient outcomes. Although nearly 30 million Americans will be affected by vein diseases, less than 6.5% seek treatment. Our goal is to change this by continually improving techniques that offer less risk, less pain and less recovery time compared to open surgery.

Lynda

Medical Assistant

Lynda began working at the vein clinic in 2006 as a medical assistant. She is responsible for setting up for the procedure, maintaining a sterile working environment, assisting the doctor and making sure the patient is well looked after during the surgery. She is also trained to treat spider veins.

Trained as a Medical Assistant, she also works as a paramedical examiner for life insurance companies and has been involved in many areas of the medical field through the years.

She enjoys spending time with her husband,  children and their spouses, and grandchildren. She sings with the American Festival Chorus and plays English Handbells with the Westminster Bell Choir.

Caryn

Patient Coordinator and Billing

Caryn is our patient coordinator and billing specialist. She is a native of Utah, happily married to her husband and has two children. A Medical Assistant since 2001, she has used those skills working in urgent care, assorted medical facilities, and in the vein practice since 2007. Caryn demonstrated a willingness and proficiency to learn new things, so tasks of patient reception, billing, insurance filing and verification, and ongoing communication physicians were added to her repertoire. She has excelled in those duties. Always cheerful and eager to work, patients report she is a wonderful first contact and tirelessly works on the patients behalf to secure approvals for vein procedures when necessary. When not working, she enjoys camping, volleyball, swimming, crafts, and spending quality time with her family.