Family Medicine Residency Program Faculty
The Adventist Health Ukiah Valley Family Medicine Residency Program has an outstanding core faculty with diverse clinical skills who will provide residents with continued learning and individualized teaching. Below are some of the faculty members that will be part of our program.
Our page is currently under construction, but please stay tuned as we continue to add faculty and expand on their professional bios and residency roles.
Faculty Members
Dr. Jodi Parungao, Program director
Dr. Parungao was born and raised in Atlanta, GA and has gradually found herself moving more west throughout her training. She found a love for teaching soon after graduating college and taught middle and high school students with special needs. After a year and a half of working as an OB/GYN resident at the University of New Mexico, Dr. Parungao decided that her heart was truly rooted in Family Medicine. Dr. Parungao’s main interests are maternal child health, outpatient gynecology, substance use disorders and MAT, and social determinants of health. Dr. Parungao loves cooking, gardening and spending time with her husband Eric and her 6 year old daughter Aiyana.
Dr. Georgina Calderon, Emergency Medicine
Dr. Calderon is a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician who completed medical school at the University of California San Francisco and residency in Emergency Medicine at Alameda County Medical Center. Dr. Calderon also earned her master’s degree in Public Health from John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and was instrumental in starting an emergency medicine residency program in Rwanda. Her involvement with our residency program includes teaching in the Emergency Department and being our point-of-care ultrasound champion
Dr. Jeremy Clay, Family Physician
Dr. Clay is a board-certified Family Medicine, Preventive Medicine, and Lifestyle Medicine Physician from Ukiah with a passion for improving and restoring health. Dr. Clay completed his medical training at Loma Linda University, staying for a unique residency opportunity allowing him to receive training as both a primary care doctor and specialist. He is a man of far too many interests. When he is not seeing patients, teaching residents, or charting, you might find Dr. Clay playing the violin in the Ukiah Symphony, snow skiing, scuba diving, sport fishing, hiking, spending time in the outdoors, studying history, reading, traveling, or perusing medical articles on PubMed. He is a proud husband and father with a two-year-old son and ties to Northern California through his wife, Jodi. Dr. Clay focuses on evidence-based interventions that often involve nutrition, stress management, exercise, social connection, and healthy sleep habits as primary treatments for a variety of diseases.
Dr. Amber Gilmore, Family Physician
Dr. Gilmore graduated from East Carolina University Brody School of Medicine and attended residency at MAHEC in Hendersonville, NC. Dr. Gilmore received additional operative training by completing the Obstetrics fellowship in Spartanburg, SC. She lives in Ukiah and enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband Chase and their dog Aran. Dr. Gilmore is excited to be teaching obstetrics, inpatient procedures, and is interested in Global Health.
Dr. Brian Gould, Sports Medicine
Dr. Gould graduated from Western University of Health Sciences, College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific-Northwest where he also completed a teaching fellowship in osteopathic manipulative medicine. This was followed by residency at Idaho State University of Family Medicine in Pocatello, ID. Dr. Gould received additional specialty and MSK procedural training by completing a Sports Medicine fellowship at John Peter Smith Primary Care Sports Medicine in Fort Worth, TX. Dr. Gould lives in Ukiah with his wife and children and is practicing sports medicine and non-operative orthopedics.
Dr. Andrea McCullough, family physician
Dr. McCullough is from Pittsburgh, PA and has been working in Mendocino County since 2006. She was an Emergency Medicine provider at Mendocino Coast District Hospital for 10 years. She then transitioned to practicing family medicine at Redwood Medical Clinic in Willits in 2016, where she is currently medical director. She loves teaching and is especially interested in Behavioral Health. When she is not working, she likes walking in the hills with her dogs, travelling, acting and going to Burning Man.
Dr. cameron Macinnis, Family Physician
Dr. MacInnis graduated from the University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences, and did his family medicine training at Idaho State University in Pocatello, ID. He was trained in full spectrum family medicine and is passionate about helping patients of all ages and in all stages of life. He grew up in Healdsburg, and is very excited to being moving back to Northern California.