Changing Lifestyles

Britney Holbrook MS, RD

Changing Lifestyles

Registered Dietitian

After completing her Master’s degree and Dietetic Internship through Oklahoma State University, Britney returned to Colorado and started her nutrition career with Banner Health in Northern Colorado in 2015, providing Dietitian support to Inpatient, Cardiac Rehab, and Outpatient Wellness. She then transitioned to a position within the Centura Health system on an as-needed basis at St. Anthony North Health Campus. She then obtained a full time position at Longmont United Hospital. For almost 5 years there, Britney provided inpatient nutrition coverage for ICU, Telemetry, Med Surg, Ortho, Oncology, and inpatient rehab. She also provided nutrition counseling to outpatient oncology at their radiation center, as well as nutrition classes and counseling for Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehab patients.

Britney relocated to the Western Slope in 2021 for her Clinical Dietitian role in Med Surg with Grand River Health and the Changing Lifestyles Department.

Education

• Colorado State University – Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Food Science, Dietetics concentration
• Oklahoma State University – Masters of Science in Nutritional Science
• Oklahoma State University Dietetic Internship

Cara Munson, RDN, IBCLC

Changing Lifestyles

Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, International Board Certified
Lactation Consultant

Brigham Young University Bachelor of Science in Dietetics
Utah State University Dietetic Internship

Drew Anne Schelling, RDN, CLC

Changing Lifestyles

Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, Certified Lactation Consultant

Colorado State University Bachelor of Science in Dietetics
Iowa State University Dietetic Internship

Keri Glassmire, RN, BSN

Changing Lifestyles

Education

• University of Northern Colorado in Greeley in 2002, with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree.

I have worked in multiple areas of nursing, including: Telemetry, ICU, CCU, Medical/Surgical, ER and Nursing/Diabetes Education.

Starting my nursing career at Porter Hospital in Denver on the post-transplant and cardiac care unit. I then worked at Longmont United Hospital in the ICU before moving back to the Western Slope working at St. Mary’s Hospital on the telemetry unit. Wanting more, I then transitioned to the ICU and Coronary Care Unit. I started working at Grand River Hospital on an as needed basis in 2005 in the Med/Surg department. In 2007 I was able to transition into a full time position in the Emergency Room, where I worked for 12 years. Most recently, in the Spring of 2019, I got an amazing opportunity to explore more of the education aspect of nursing, working as a Nurse/Diabetes Educator in the Changing Life Styles Department. I have made many community contacts and feel accomplished in my field. One of the many reasons I enjoy nursing is that it allows you to always explore and expand your knowledge. Making a difference in just one person’s day is the reason I continue to do my job.

Maria Rubio, RN, CDCES

Changing Lifestyles

Diabetes Educator

Colorado Mountain College
Associate of Applied Science Degree in Nursing

Sabina Cotter MS, RDN, CDCES

Changing Lifestyles

Education:

• Texas A&M University BS in Animal Science MS in Nutrition
• Yale University Hospital Dietetic Internship