“I started working here 2 years ago,” shared Nurse Practitioner Marisa Gehl, APRN, CNP. “I completed my clinical hours at the Superior Clinic. I really enjoyed the staff and atmosphere. I was grateful to accept a position here.” Marisa mainly serves patients through Primary Care Plus, offering same-day appointments and walk-in care for minor issues and preventive care. Common issues she addresses include upper respiratory concerns, sore throats, earaches, eye issues, urinary tract infections, skin infections, rashes, strains, fractures, and minor cuts. “The staff at the Superior Clinic are great,” she shared. “We all work together to make the entire process simple and efficient from the time you register to the time you leave.” Thank you, Marisa, for your dedication to patient care and your positive impact on the community at Aspirus St. Luke’s Superior Clinic! If you need to see a provider today, Primary Care Plus in Superior and Duluth’s Grand Ave Clinic offers walk-in care for minor and preventive care. You don't even need to be an Aspirus St. Luke’s patient! Learn more: bit.ly/3Ko91zz
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