2026 Summer CME

Oberhelman-Eaton practices full-spectrum family medicine in the Department of Family Medicine at Mayo Clinic (Rochester). She is an assistant professor and serves as Family Medicine Clerkship director and physician lead for the TEACH (Transforming Education and Advancing Community Health) clinic. Oberhelman-Eaton has been a Certified Lactation Counselor since 2017 and was in the first cohort to be certified in lactation medicine by the North American Board of Breastfeeding and Lactation Medicine in 2023. She sees lactation consults for any parent, child or future parent needing physician-level expertise, including referrals from the transgender clinic. Oberhelman-Eaton is an alumna of the University of Kansas School of Medicine and the Mayo Clinic Family Medicine Residency.

Mellgren is a family physician at Glacial Ridge Health System, an independent nonprofit rural critical access hospital and affiliated clinic in Glenwood, Minnesota. His practice there over the last 18 years has continued to include full scope family medicine, including obstetrics, with a focus on procedural medicine, (cesarean delivery, endoscopy and pain management). He has professional experience caring for farmers and farm related injuries in both emergency and outpatient longitudinal care settings. He has been a regular medical student preceptor and has shared insights on agricultural injury and hazards to medical students and residents for two decades.

Benziger is a practicing non-invasive cardiologist and Medical Director of Heart and Vascular Research at Essentia Health, as well as an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Minnesota Medical School, Duluth Campus. She trained at the University of Minnesota Medical School, then completed an internal medicine residency and a cardiology fellowship at the University of Washington, where she also earned her MPH in Global Health, with a career focused on cardiometabolic disease, clinical trials and population health. Benziger is a site principal investigator and top enrolling site leader for multiple pragmatic and industry-sponsored trials, including PREVENTABLE, and serves in national leadership roles with the American Heart Association, American College of Cardiology and Cardiometabolic Health Alliance. Her clinical and research work centers on improving cardio-kidney-metabolic health, advancing lipid and hypertension care and reducing cardiovascular disparities in rural populations.

Sajady is a board-certified pediatrician at Children’s Minnesota in the Department of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics. She received an undergraduate degree in child development from the University of Minnesota and completed a dual-degree program in medicine and public health at Des Moines University. Sajady returned to the University of Minnesota to complete her pediatric residency training and an additional subspecialty training fellowship in developmental-behavioral pediatrics. Sajady has a passion for caring for children with complex health care needs and is dedicated to promoting health outcomes through nature experiences.

Stein, a Mpls. St. Paul Magazine Rising Star physician, is the Chief of the Medical Staff at PrairieCare, the largest standalone psychiatric hospital system in the Midwest. He is part of the award-winning Psychiatric Assistance Line, providing psychiatric education and support to primary care physicians throughout the state to expand access to psychiatric resources. He is active in local and national media, including the Wall Street Journal, Esquire, NBC, CBS and Fox. Perhaps most importantly, he is the father of an eighth-, sixth- and third-grader who all desperately want Snapchat.

Goodwin is a family physician, providing obstetrics care. She has practicedfor 32 years at Cuyuna Regional Medical Center in Central Minnesota.

Stover is an associate professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Biobehavioral Health at the University of Minnesota Medical School, Duluth campus. She spent 28 years as a full-spectrum family physician in Grand Marais, Minnesota, before transitioning to teaching with the University of Minnesota. Stover is a graduate of the University of Minnesota Medical School and the University of Minnesota Duluth Family Medicine Residency.

Dick is a full-scope family medicine physician and the founder of Everwell Primary Care, a direct primary care clinic just over a year old.