Medication Managers and Medical Assistants

Sarah Hall, PMHNP

Meredith Sievers, AGACNP-BC

Sarah Hall, PMHNP works in our medication management department. She specializes in psychopharmacology. This is the study and use of drugs for the modification of behavior and the alleviation of symptoms associated with mental health. She can help with diagnosis of mental health issues.

Sarah works together with patients to help achieve their individual mental health goals with an attitude of compassion, acceptance, and empathy.

She started her career as a nurse in the hospital setting for several years and also attending school part time to obtain her Masters of Nursing Degree in Family Practice. She originally worked in pediatrics but found she loved the mental health field which brings her to Human Supports of Idaho. She especially enjoys being a part of helping people overcome their struggles and believes medications can be helpful but are just one part of good mental health.

In her free time, she most enjoys spending time with her family, hiking, camping, traveling, and doing crafts.

Meredith Sievers, AGACNP-BC

Meredith is a part of our medication management team. She treats adolescents and adults and specializes in medication that helps with alleviation of symptoms and behaviors for people struggling with their mental health. She predominantly works in the Caldwell office, but is occasionally in Boise. She started her career in the nursing home setting but has worked the last 7 years in the hospital, with 5 of those years being in the trauma ICU at St. Alphonsus in Boise. Meredith believes that trauma plays a large part in people’s behaviors and that sometimes medication is needed to help deal and process their trauma.

In her free time, Meredith enjoys spending time with her husband and kids. They have three Yorkshire terriers, and she breeds her females. Her family loves raising puppies and making sure they find their furever homes. They also enjoy camping and spending time outdoors. Meredith’s favorite part about her job is being able to help others. Mental illness should be treated just as any other disease that someone suffers. You don’t have to suffer alone, there are options that may significantly improve your life.