Clinic Staff

  • Executive Director: Kristi Farquar, M.A.

    Kristi has spent decades in the industry of helping others as either a Director, a facilitator or an administrator. She possesses a Masters degree in Criminal Justice, which she obtained in 2019. She also has her basic training in the LCDC field, facilitated Aftercare programs and was a guest speaker at Victim’s Impact Panel for Fort Bend County for over seven years. She was a Director at a non-profit agency in Richmond, Texas for 17 years while simultaneously working with others in the area of recovery throughout that time. Kristi also was a guest speaker when called upon in the prison systems and other rehabilitation facilities, and she is a partner to her husband in their business that they have enjoyed operating since 1986.

    Kristi has spent the last four and a half years working with the wonderful team at the clinic as the Behavioral Health Advocate, our Level II certified BH coach, and our certified addictions coach. She has a deep seeded passion for helping others, be it in addictions or daily life, and she possesses the knowledge, experience and compassion to do so in the capacity in which God would have her serve. She welcomes the opportunity to carry the torch as the Executive Director, and plans to continue the momentum of growth and service to those without means that was passed on to her by her predecessor.

  • Medical Director: Dr. Robert Dougherty, M.D.

    Dr. Robert Dougherty earned his BS in Psychobiology from Quinnipiac University in Hamden, CT. After college, he was commissioned as an officer in the US Navy. Dr. Dougherty completed flight school in Corpus Christi, Texas and served as a Naval Aviator and flight instructor during the Gulf War. Upon completion of his initial obligation to the Navy, he started medical school at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio in 1995.

    While in medical school, Dr. Dougherty was selected as one of eight students nationally to attend the Aerospace Medicine Clerkship at NASA. He returned to Corpus Christi to complete his residency in Family Practice. Dr Dougherty is married with seven children and enjoys his family time, volunteering for the Children’s Advocacy Center, woodworking and playing guitar. He regularly rides his bicycle with his children to school and work, so keep your eyes open!

  • Dr. Sullivan, D.D.S.

    Dr. James Sullivan has been a local resident of Bastrop, Texas since 1998. He graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology in 1988 and then graduated from the University of Texas Health Science Center Dental School at San Antonio with a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree in 1993. He retired October 2018 from the U.S. Public Health Service after serving for 26 years working with the Federal Bureau of Prisons. He continued working as a dental contractor at the Federal Correctional Institution at Bastrop until March 2020. He started working at the Smithville Community Clinic providing dental care in January 2022. He is an avid Longhorn fan and enjoys spending time with his son, Aaron, who is currently attending the University of Texas at Austin.

  • Dental Intake Coordinator: Marie Murray

    My name is Marie Murray. I worked in medical administration before retiring. My greatest joy these days is being with my grandchildren. I feel quite honored and blessed to be a part of our ministry at the Smithville Community Clinic. It's very rewarding to help those who otherwise would not have access to good dental health.

  • Dental Coordinator/Lead Dental Assistant: Stephanie Nuby

    Hi, I’m Stephanie. I am a RDA (Register Dental Assistant) with 27 years of experience in general dentistry and oral surgery. The most rewarding part of my work is helping those with high dental anxiety walk away from the office with a healthy, beautiful smile. When I’m not working I enjoy spending time with my daughter and family. I look forward to meeting you and helping you achieve a healthy beautiful smile as well.

  • Kim Goertz, R.N.

    I am Kimberly Goertz. I am a registered nurse and have been for 15 years. I am married to the love of my life James and we have two awesome kids Zoey and Eli. We love going to the park, hiking, camping, fishing, kayaking and going to the beach anytime we get a free weekend. Here at the clinic I help with the medical and dental departments. It has been wonderful supporting the people of Smithville and the surrounding communities through these services. It is such a blessing being part of this ministry with all these other wonderful people.

  • Meg Musselman, Nurse Practioner

    Meg Musselman is a Family Nurse Practitioner with over 30 years experience in Pediatrics,Internal Medicine and Urgent Care. She values a comprehensive approach to patient care that includes education and individualized treatment plans and goals.

  • James Igo, Medical Student Intern

    James Igo is a Nurse Practitioner student from Baylor University where he is focusing on primary care and family medicine. Outside of being a student he works in hospice and palliative care, so he has seen the spectrum of life from beginning to end and everywhere in between. He is supported by his wife and two kids, who are looking very forward to him finishing school once and for all. When he is not studying in the late hours of the night after tucking his two children in to bed, you can find him creating a variety of art or in the gym lifting heavy things up and then putting it down. His goals consist of helping others maintain their health and quality of life, educating folks about their health and wellness, and foster new ideas to promote a more sustainable healthcare access for those in need.

  • Joy-Del Snook

    Behavioral Health Director: Joy-Del Snook

    Dr. Joy-Del Snook (Joy) is an Assistant Professor with a Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision. Additionally, she is an award winning and published national and board certified mental health counselor- supervisor for the state of Texas who works with Individuals, Couples, College Students, Veterans, Individuals with disabilities, the Elderly, and the LGBTQIA population. Her experience and expertise include: disabilities (cognitive, mobility), wellness, depression/anxiety, suicidal ideation, grief/loss, substance abuse/addictions, career/academic, couples, and families.

    Through her non profit work, Joy promotes mental health awareness and suicide prevention information and support, alongside a variety of musicians and their fans, crew and producers at various concert venues across the US.

  • Lisa Davis, L.P.C.

    Lisa Davis, L.P.C., has been a psychotherapist for nearly 30 years, after graduating from Texas State University. She specializes in individual counseling, working with many of the issues that get in the way of a fulfilling life, whether it’s grief and loss, depression, anxiety, or trauma, including from childhood, to name a few. She also uses hypnotherapy, when appropriate.

    When not working, Lisa enjoys the outdoors, including trail running. She loves to travel and brings endless curiosity to learning about the world and the people that inhabit it.

  • Office Coordinator

    Office Coordinator: Catherine Snider

    When you call or come to the clinic, Catherine will likely be the first person you meet and you will quickly understand why she's been told many times that she "has never met a stranger." She loves learning just how closely connected we are to each other, even though we may have never met ... and we find our connections when we just start talking to and getting to know each other! When Catherine isn't at the clinic, she's likely working on a home improvement project; she is quite a DIYer. And while she is still rather new to Smithville, her family's roots are deep; she's 4th generation of a family that settled here in the 1890s as part of the MKT Railroad expansion.

  • Roxanne Hazelton: Licensed Professional Counselor-Associate

    I am a Licensed Professional Counselor-Associate (supervised by Sidney Starling, LPC-S; LMFT-S), passionate about collaborating with clients who are on their mental wellbeing journey. I believe the future is always negotiable and there is reason for hope. Change may not be easy, and may take time, reflection, and exploration. Whether you are dealing with anxiety, depression, grief, low self-esteem, or addiction, I believe we can work together to help you reach your goals.

    I use a variety of modalities in counseling practice, depending on client needs. Some of my favorite therapy techniques are rooted in Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy, Solution Focused Brief Therapy, EMDR, Acceptance & Commitment therapy/Mindfulness, Motivational Interviewing, Person Centered counseling, and Gestalt therapy.

    In this fast-paced time we're living in, with so much going on, it is natural to feel overwhelmed. Allow your visits with me to be a safe space of non-judgment. I hope you will view me as an ally and advocate. Together we can explore your challenges and collaborate as you move forward on your path to wellness.

  • Diana Villalobos: Bilingual Patient Navigator

    My name is Diana Villalobos, I am the Bilingual Patient Navigator for Smithville Community Clinic since August 2019. I became a Behavioral Health Coach in 2022. I enjoy working for the clinic because my passion is to help people. I interpret for the Spanish speaker patients in all the clinics, Medical, Dental, Women's Health along with Behavioral Health Coaching. I am thankful for the opportunity to help navigate patients through our services and make a difference in their lives.