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Les Veskrna, MD, ABFP
Program Director
Lincoln Family Medicine Program
Dr. Les Veskrna has been on the faculty at LMEP since 1991. He was a psychology major at Nebraska Wesleyan University, and a Physician’s Assistant in rural Nebraska prior to his medical training at UNMC. He is the regular host of our Journal Clubs, and has a professional interest in evidence-based research in primary care. Les is an excellent cook. He likes to prepare Asian and Middle Eastern dishes.
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Kyle Haefele, MD, ABFP
Assistant Director
Lincoln Family Medicine Program
Dr. Kyle Haefele is originally from Ulysses, KS. He graduated from Washburn University of Topeka with a BA in Psychology and attended the University of Oklahoma for medical school. He comes to us from Shenandoah, IA where he practiced for seven years. Dr. Haefele likes taking care of all ages with professional interests ranging from OB ultrasound to geriatrics. He also helps with the motivational interviewing curriculum. Kyle organizes the LFMP fantasy football league each fall. He enjoys playing golf, tennis and piano. Sometimes he enjoys running, but occasionally it isn’t as much fun as he hoped. Kyle enjoys travelling with his wife Tracy, and two kids Carey and Chandler.
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Wade Fornander, MD, ABFP
Faculty Physician
Director, Family Medicine Center
Dr. Wade Fornander was raised in Chappell, Nebraska. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Human Biology from Chadron State College and his M.D. from UNMC in Omaha, Nebraska. Dr. Fornander practiced in McCook, Nebraska for six years and joined our faculty in 2011. He enjoys spending time with his wife and two daughters as well as running and triathalon training and racing.
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Richard Gustafson, MD, ABFP
Faculty Physician
Dr. Rick Gustafson hails from Minnesota where he attended med school and had a rural practice for 10 years. His wife Sue is a retired attorney and now a full time grandmother in Lincoln. Gus is an avid hunter, and is proud of his two Vizslas. Gus and Susan enjoy traveling to the Caribbean for vacations and also medical missionary trips to the Dominican Republic in 2008 and Haiti scheduled for 2012.
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Alisa Nollendorfs, MD, ABFP
Faculty Physician
Dr. Alisa Nollendorfs received her degree in Biochemistry from UNL. She then attended UNMC where she complete a dual M.D./Ph.D. program. Dr. Nollendorfs practiced in Lincoln for six years and has recently joined our faculty. Professional interest include women’s health and obstetrics. She enjoys reading, painting and spending time with her son, Lane.
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Rachel R. Schutte, D.O., ABFM
Faculty Physician
Dr. Rachel Schutte was raised on a farm in Ocheyedan, Iowa. She received a Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry from Dordt College in Sioux Center, Iowa and her D.O. from Des Moines University College of Osteopathic Medicine in Des Moines, Iowa. Since graduation from the Lincoln Family Medicine Program in 2011, Dr. Schutte has worked in a number of locations in Nebraska, Iowa, and Hawaii as a locum tenens physician. She enjoys spending time with her boyfriend, racing her motorcycle around town, working out, and baking (and eating) desserts.
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Corey D. Smith, PsyD
Corey is a Licensed Psychologist who received his Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from Spalding University and completed his psychology internship at the Wyoming State Hospital. Corey is on the faculty of the Lincoln Family Medicine Program, training family physicians to work with behavioral aspects of patient care including mental illnesses, motivation, recommendation compliance and efficiency. Professional interests include personality disorders, attachment theory, group therapy, medical psychology, mood disorders, forensic psychology, performance enhancement, and exercise psychology. Corey enjoys backpacking, martial arts, reading, music of all kinds, cycling and spending time with friends.
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Kelly Brey Love, Ph.D.
Dr. Love is a Licensed Psychologist who earned her Ph.D. in School Psychology from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She completed her pre-doctoral internship at McLean Psychiatric Hospital/Harvard Medical School, and her post-doctoral fellowship at Texas Children’s Hospital/Baylor College of Medicine. Dr. Love specializes in assessment, intervention, consultation, and integrated care with children, adolescents, young adults, and their families. Professional interests include pediatric behavioral problems, disruptive behavior disorders, mood and anxiety disorders, adjustment difficulties, and parent/child relational problems. Dr. Love also works as an adjunct professor in Educational Psychology at UNL and Nebraska Wesleyan University. She enjoys spending time outside with her family, running and practicing yoga.
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Jim Naeve, CMPE
Business Manager
Coordinator of Practice Management Curriculum
Jim, our business manager, grew up near Ord, NE. He served in Vietnam as a hospital corpsman in the United States Navy, trained as a lab tech, and gained knowledge of healthcare in subsequent medical administrative roles. He even managed to squeeze in four months living in Nicaragua after helping a couple retire there. He readily admits that his wife, Linda, "Has the green thumb," whether in their yard or in raising their three daughters. Family, including 7 grandsons and 2 granddaughters, consumes much of their time, but Jim manages to split the remainder among golf, hunting and working in his woodshop, in addition to reading good mysteries.
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