Meet the Team
at New Roads
Our staff is highly skilled, educated, and trained
to handle even the most severe cases
Eric Schmidt
MSW, LCSW, MBA | Chief Executive Officer
Spencer Palmer
Executive Director
Dr. Michael Measom
MD | Psychiatrist & Medical Director
Anthony Lee
APRN | Psychiatrist
Christopher Ryan
Director of Administration
Katy Sanchez
Aubrey Richards
Utilization Review Director
Katie Kennedy
Bradley Hieb
Residential Program Director
Ines Korbanka
Director of Transitional Programming/CMHC Therapist
Jordan Harmon
WORTH Director/LCSW Therapist
Nicole Manwaring
Residential Program Manager
Haylee Mathews
Director of Admissions
Amanda Fashion
Patient Account Coordinator
Brooke Ford
Outreach and Admissions
Natalia Clements
Outreach and Admissions
Gay Jackson
Outreach and Admissions
Nicole Shaw
LCSW Therapist/Outpatient Director
Alex Koch
Director of Business Development
Matthew Rutherford
CMHC Therapist
Megan Vernon
CMHC Therapist
Tracie Foster
CMHC Therapist
Sage O'Brien
MSW, LCSW Therapist
Anna O'Hearon
ACMHC Therapist
David Ward
CMHC Therapist
Aurora Campbell
LASUDC, CSW Therapist
James Preston
LCSW Therapist
Laura Jones
CMHC Therapist
Josh Gygi
PATH Program Manager
Jayson Sykes
NRTH Program Manager
Jack Hofbauer
Transitional Program Manager
Rachel Gitlin
ASUDC Case Manager
Amy Schneck Wilson
HR Administrative Assistant
Amy Woodland
Administrative Assistant
Whitney Sly
Mentor
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Treatment Programs at New Roads:
- Pathways to Healing (Path): Young Adult Addiction Treatment for Men
- Woman’s Road to Healing (Worth): Treatment for Borderline Personality Disorder or Addiction
- New Roads to Healing (North) : Comprehensive Psychiatric Care – Restoring Independence
- Outpatient and Aftercare: Ongoing support outside of residential treatment