PARKLAND HEALTH & HOSPITAL SYSTEM

Expertise/Specialty of LPS

Faculty specialize in general primary HIV care as well as in the care of Women with HIV, adolescents, Mental Health/Psych-Social, and drug interactions and resistance.

Training

Customized training events for clinicians are provided to fit an agency or individuals specific needs. For more information on how we can create a custom solution for you, call Amy Cutlip at 214-590-7056.

Clinical Consultation

Clinical consultations are provided to physicians, Nurse practitioners and physician assistants on a variety of topics, including antiretroviral therapy, drug interactions and resistance, HIV/AIDS treatment management, post-exposure prophylaxis and women's health.

• Consultants:
  • Laura Armas-Kolostroubis, MD
  • Philip Keiser, MD
  • Cindy Zoellner, PharmD, BCPS
• 1-877-ASK-AETC (1-877-275-2382)
• 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Staff/Faculty/Adjunct Faculty

Sylvia Moreno, RN LPS Administrator	Sylvia is Director of HIV Services at Parkland Health & Hospital System, and oversees grant administration for Ryan White I/II/III/IV & Part F. She received her BSN from UT School of Nursing in 1986. She was instrumental in the establishment of the HIV Services program since its inception and has received numerous honors for her contributions to the HIV services field, including the CEO Award, Parkland Health & Hospital System, 1999; Above and Beyond Award, Parkland Health & Hospital System, 1999 and a Distinguished Human Services Professional of the Year award as Finalist from the Community Council of Greater Dallas, 1994. She serves as a HRSA consultant and has published and presented at the regional, national and international level.
	Amy has a broad knowledge and experience in corporate wellness and training, health promotion, and personal fitness, as well as event planning, and community relations. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Master's degree in Health Education from the University of Texas at Austin. Amy develops or assists in the development of training materials, including curricula and preceptorship modules; she coordinates conference programs and other methods of AIDS education & training for primary health care providers.  In addition, Amy also serves as the mental health nurse in the psychiatric portion of the HIV clinic.
Amy Cutlip, RN, M.E.d Education Coordinator
	Dr. Armas has been a practicing internist in HIV services at Parkland Health & Hospital System since 1998. She completed fellowships in both women's health & general internal medicine. She is a clinical instructor at UTSW in the dept. of Internal Medicine. Her research interests include women with HIV & Continuing Medical Education. She is the Clinical Director for the TX/OK AETC.  Dr. Armas has presented and co-authored several publications and has presented within state, national & international arenas. She is fluent in English & Spanish.
Laura Armas-Kolostroubis, MD, Clinical Director
	Ashley brings five years of administrative support experience to AETC, including training coordination support for the Parkland Training & Development Department. Prior to working for Parkland Health & Hospital System, she worked as an Administrative Assistant to several Presidents and Vice Presidents at National Health Insurance Company as well as a non-profit organization, United Service Association for Health Care.
Ashley Tijerina, Administrative Secretary