Our Team - Spanish Fork, UT

Dr. Paul Nielson is a family practioner practicing in St. George, Utah. He graduated with honors from University of Utah School of Medicine in 1978. Dr. Nielson specializes in comprehensive health care for people of all ages and has experience as a pharmacist. Having more than 44 years of diverse experience, especially in Family Practice, he puts focuson preventative care with routine checkups, tests, and personalzed coaching on how to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Dr. Nielson possesses immense knowledge on the latest available for optimal health.

From as early as I can remember, I’ve always known that I was meant to care for others. Nursing has given me the opportunity to live out that calling and fulfill my passion for helping people every day.

Before becoming a nurse, I spent eight years working as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), specializing in Alzheimer’s care, Home Health, and Hospice. It was during those formative years that I realized Home Health and Hospice would ultimately become my professional home—though it would take another decade to return to that path.

Prior to re-entering the healthcare field, I ran my own daycare and preschool, Perry’s Playhouse Daycare and Preschool, which allowed me to remain at home with my children while continuing to provide care and support to others.

In 2010, the opportunity arose to go back to school. With the support of a neighbor, I renewed my CNA certification and began working at MLATC, helping train future CNAs in what I believe is one of the most meaningful careers: caring for others. In 2011, I graduated from MLATC with my Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) credential and began working in an Assisted Living Facility to obtain the clinical hours necessary to supervise CNA clinical training. During this time, I also began completing my general education requirements at Utah Valley University (UVU) in pursuit of my BSN.

I graduated from Weber State University with my Associate Degree in Nursing in 2013, and completed my Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 2014. My commitment to lifelong learning led me to complete the Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nursing (WOCN) program through Emory University.

Throughout my career, I’ve held multiple leadership roles, including Director of Nursing in Home Health, Hospice, and Assisted Living settings. I've also served as Corporate Training Director for Senara Corporation, supporting several healthcare branches including Yarrow Home Health and Hospice, Centre Health Group (NP Clinic), and Centre You (Ketamine Clinic).

Currently, I an Co-owner of AMIV Provo and South Utah County, and am the proud owner of iVee Restorative Care—a regenerative and continence-focused wellness clinic. My clinical background is further supported by advanced certifications, including:

• MSA-C (Medicare Set Aside– Certified)

• IHA (International Hyperbaric Association)

• IBUM (International Board of Underwater Medicine)

As the healthcare landscape continues to change, I’ve seen firsthand how access to once-standard treatments—such as IV hydration—has become increasingly limited. Recognizing this gap, my close friend Cassie Anderson, RN, and I made the decision to co-purchase two mobile IV therapy franchises. This opportunity has allowed us to expand our impact and continue serving our community in a meaningful way. Through this venture, we are proud to offer convenient, in-home wellness solutions that support recovery, hydration, and overall vitality—delivered with clinical excellence and compassion.

Charity Anderson Reid is an American dancer. She specializes in contemporary and acro dance. She and partner Andres Peñate competed on season 2 of World of Dance in 2018, becoming the first in the show's history to score a perfect 100 on a routine.  Anderson was one of seven dancers selected to back Derek Hough on his first solo tour.

In August 2019, Charity her dance partner choreographed and performed a special "farewell dance" for The Piano Guys' cover of Lewis Capaldi's "Someone You Loved". As of January 6, 2021, this video had received over 11 million views.

I have always had a love for people and enjoy building a connection with others. It brings me so much joy to have made a difference in someone’s day or to have brought a smile to someone’s face. Acts of kindness are a big part of who I am, and I feel is a way I can give back to all those around me and the community.

When I started out on my journey of choosing a career, Nursing always appealed to me. It seemed like a natural fit because it allowed me the opportunity to truly help others in need. I received my associate degree in Nursing from Ameritech College (now Joyce University) in 2008. I began working in Home Health and Hospice and immediately fell in love with this area of healthcare. It has allowed me the opportunity to care for individuals where they feel most comfortable and safe….in their homes. Being a Home Health and Hospice nurse is a special avenue of healthcare that allows you additional one-on-one time with each patient and their family to be able to provide needed support and education that is unique to each individual with a personalized plan of care. My passion in Nursing is Hospice care and I am currently studying to get my Certified Hospice and Palliative Nurse (CHPN) certification. I currently work as a Director of Nursing for a Hospice company.

I was blessed with the opportunity to open an AMIV mobile franchise with one of my closest friends Tangi Perry RN. We both felt this was another amazing way to serve the people in our community with the ever-changing healthcare system.