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Amber Mitchell Rehab Counselor III

Amber Mitchell
Rehab Counselor III

May 20, 2023

 a-mitchell@detr.nv.gov
 775-823-8121

Ana StratzTransition Coordinator

Ana Stratz
Transition Coordinator

May 20, 2023

 a-stratz@detr.nv.gov
 775-753-1923

Andrew Hodnick Administrative Assist II

Andrew Hodnick
Administrative Assist II

May 20, 2023

 a-hodnick@detr.nv.gov
 775-823-8100

Ani (Tamina) Severtsen Rehab Instructor II

Ani (Tamina) Severtsen
Rehab Instructor II

May 18, 2023

 t-severtsen@detr.nv.gov
 702-486-0387

Anna Marie ValbuenaProgram Officer I Career Counseling Information & Referral Services

Anna Marie Valbuena
Program Officer I Career Counseling Information & Referral Services

May 17, 2023

 amvalbuena@detr.nv.gov
 702-486-0287

Anthony Martin Accounting Assistant II

Anthony Martin
Accounting Assistant II

May 16, 2023

 a-martin@detr.nv.gov
 702-486-0368

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