LAMB HEALTHCARE CENTER - Key Persons
Cindy has been with Lamb Healthcare Center since February of 1997. She was the Chief Financial Officer up until February of 2015 when she was appointed Chief Executive Officer. She was raised here in Littlefield by Dr. Barney and Patsy Klein. Her father Dr. Barney Klein served this community for forty-one years. Her family is beloved and valued in this small town. She has a brother Judge Felix Klein and his wife Dr. Kelly Klein and a sister Julie Moore. They have all made impacts on this community.
Cindy went to high school here in Littlefield. She is a true Wildcat and still supports our local sports. Cindy attended Texas Tech University in 1996 where she received her Bachelor of Business Administration (BSA) and her Master of Science of Accounting (MSA).
Cindy has the love and support of her husband Jody and her children Randall Williams and his wife Amanda, Lorelei McAnany and Ryan, Breezalynn Becker and Matt, Strait Pope and Anna, Deiondrick Ivery and Antqwon Griggs. Her heart is made full by her beautiful grandchildren Sadie, Raylee and Preslee Williams, Layton McAnany, Tristen Talley, Aubree, Harmony and Allie Becker, Mililani Pope and Heavenly granddaughter Leila McAnany.
Our facilities and this community are grateful for the leadership Cindy shows and the passion she has for what she does.
Cindy Klein Pope is the hospital CEO and Stacie Styron is Director of Nurses.
Dr. George graduated from Tulia High School in 2003. She attended WTAMU from 2003-2006, she then graduated from TTUHSC Medical School & Family Residency. Dr. George did her residency with Texas Tech Health Science Center Family Residency. She has been with LHC Family Medicine since 2013. Dr. George became a doctor for the challenge/puzzle of medicine. She loves teaching and connecting with people. Dr. George came to LHC Family Medicine so she could serve in a small rural community. She wanted to be able to provide family and obstetrical medicine.
Dr. George has the love and support of a wonderful husband and beautiful daughter. She also has two sweet dogs. Dr. George's hobbies include sewing and crafting. She also enjoys fishing and hiking at the lake with family and friends.
Dr. Dominique Gagnon graduated medical school from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine in Lubbock TX in 2019. She became a board-certified Family Medicine Physician and completed her residency at TTUHSC in 2022.
Prior to her medical career, she was studying the human body at the small molecules level. She obtained her undergraduate and graduate degrees in biophysics and molecular physiology at the University of Montreal in Montreal (Canada) prior to moving to the Unites States. She worked as a postdoctoral fellow with a member of the National Academy of Sciences, Francisco "Pancho" Bezanilla in Chicago. She then taught undergraduate physics at Texas Tech University. Her work contributed to a better understanding of microscopic molecular machines from the gut, nerve and muscle cells that are drug targets and contribute to health and diseases. One of her clinical research projects aimed at understanding the complex processes involved during labor in the uterus muscle cells. It is at that time that she decided to fulfil her childhood dream of becoming a doctor.
She enjoys providing care to patients of all ages and conditions, caring for the entire families, and importantly, providing gynecologic and obstetric care. She had many inspiring relationships that led her to chose family medicine, including her own family doctor in Chambly and Dr. Allen at TTUHSC as well as many others, including Dr. Klein who strongly recommended LHC in Littlefield as a unique family centered environment to continue providing care to the population of rural west Texas.
She was raised in Carignan, a village adjacent to the small town of Chambly, in rural Quebec, province of Canada. Her father was an elementary school PE teacher, and her mom's true passion was helping people in any way she could, as exemplified by her work as a missionary in Iquitos, Peru.
Dr. Gagnon has a supportive husband Pablo Artigas, a biophysicist and professor at TTUHSC. They have a 9-year-old son, Sebastian, who enjoys soccer, math and reading. They love to travel and discover new cultures, as well as hiking, camping, and enjoy friends and family time.
Dr. Rolando Rodriguez spent one year in Midland College and went on to obtain his Bachelor's degree in Biology from UT of Permian Basin. He earned his Medical Doctorate from Texas A&M College of Medicine at Baylor Scott and White in Temple, Texas. He then attended residency to become board-certified in Family Medicine at Texas Tech University Health Science Center in Lubbock. He had the honor of being named "Family Medicine Resident of the Year" his senior year of residency.
Dr. Rodriguez married his high school sweetheart Patsy Flores and has 2 wild boys, Viron and Gael. He chose to come to LHC on strong recommendations from mentors and friends, Chad Gray MD and Kelly Klein MD.
Dr. Rodriguez had always wanted to serve a west Texas rural community and serve alongside passionate likeminded physicians like the doctors at LHC. He was drawn to medicine after the passing of his neighbor, teacher, boss, coach, and friend, Johnny Peugh, who taught him to always do his best and to always leave things better than the way he found them. The suddenness of his passing, impressed on him a desire to help others maintain health and prevent disease so we can live life to the fullest with the ones we love for as long as the Lord permits.
Liliana grew up in Amherst where she went to school from kindergarten through freshman year. She finished high school in Littlefield graduating in 2000 as a proud WILDCAT!!! In 2008 Liliana became an LVN and worked for Lamb Healthcare Center from 2008-2012. She obtained her RN from South Plains College in 2012 and went to work for Covenant in Lubbock.
Job Titles:
- Office Manager
- LHC Family Medicine Office Manager
Sharla started working for Littlefield Clinic in January of 1983. She stayed with us as we evolved into LHC Family Medicine in September of 2003. In 1983 Sharla starting by working as a receptionist. She then went on to work with medical records, workers compensation, transcribing, billing, receipting, and credentialing. She strives to work with her dedicated team of personnel, doctors and administration to insure the best for our patients and community.
Sharla moved to Littlefield when she was two years old and has lived here most of her life. She and her husband John McBride made Littlefield their home and have raise their two sons Jeremi and Joshua here. She loves living in a small community and would not have it any other way. Her husband John took over her father's local business AAA Truck and Auto/CarQuest when her father passed away in 2000. Our community and LHC Family Medicine are proud to have Sharla as part of this team.
Job Titles:
- Director of Nursing
- Director of Nurses
Stacie has been the Director of Nursing at Lamb Healthcare Center since November 2013. In 2000 she graduated from the RN program at South Plains College with an Associate Degree in Nursing. She has worked in ICU, Inpatient Dialysis, Home Health and Surgical ICU. She started working on her Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree and graduated in August of 2009 from West Texas A&M cum laude. She began working at Lamb Healthcare Center in September 2009 as a Charge Nurse receiving employee of the month for October 2012 and employee of the year for 2012. After 4 years of experience working Med-Surg and ER, she was chosen for the Director of Nursing position in 2013 starting that November.