Meet our Team

Saint Alphonsus Corporate Health & Well-being

The Saint Alphonsus Corporate Health and Well-being department is a team comprised of dynamic wellness professionals who are innovators in health promotion and disease prevention. When partnered with Saint Alphonsus, employees are empowered to be proactive in their healthcare through healthy lifestyle choices and early identification of health risks for better outcomes.

Sheila Giffen, MD

Medical Director and Wellness Physician

As an experienced Family Medicine Physician, Dr. Giffen is driven to help employees navigate a complex, evolving healthcare system. She believes in a multidisciplinary approach to preventing the onset of disease.

Elizabeth Anderson, RDN

Corporate Health & Wellness Supervisor

As the department Supervisor, Liz takes great pride in engaging with current and potential new clients. Liz’s expertise in nutrition and wellness lays the foundation for creating tailored wellness program’s goals that exceed expectations.

Rebecca Goodspeed

Physician Assistant

I’ve found that every person is in a different place and has different expectations for their health. Life is a journey that takes a little planning and I love meeting people where they are and empowering them with the tools and education they need to plan their journey and meet their goals.

Candi Zappia, CHES

Certified Health Coach & Wellness Coordinator

Candi believes wellness is more than what you eat or how much you exercise. She believes wellness is multidimensional and involves balance in all areas of life. Candi loves working closely with her clients and cultivating strong relationships.

Carrie Miller, RN, MSN

Health Coach & Wellness Nurse

Carrie brings years of quality nursing experience to offer both nursing and health coaching services. Her goal is to mentor, guide and motivate you to cultivate positive health behaviors.

Autumn Rauchwerk, MS, RDN, RYT, CIEC

Wellness Dietitian & Health Coach

Autumn specializes in helping her clients connect with, understand, and trust their bodies and make changes from a place of self-compassion rather than judgement.