Leadership
PMHNP-BC, Co-Founder, Director of Clinical Operations
Kristi Bose
Kristi is one of the founding partners of Verve Collaborative Health. She is experienced in many areas, including depression, anxiety, mood disorders, ADHD, and peripartum concerns.
Kristi’s passion is functional medicine/psychiatry and strives to provide care to the entire person, collaborating with a variety of providers to offer the best service and to help you find the best version of yourself.
Co-Founder, Director of Business and Technology
Aaron Bose
Aaron has been in the IT world since 2006 but has been into the tech his whole life. He strives to incorporate the IT culture into the Verve culture. While he hasn't been able to find room for a ping pong table and no one has time for video games, he's still trying.
DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC, Co-Founder
Julie Zulkosky
Julie grew up primarily in the Pacific Northwest and moved to Omaha to attend Creighton University and because of numerous opportunities, she now calls Omaha home. Professionally, Julie has worked in acute care for over a decade. Those years have helped her shape her definition of holistic care and the impact it can have on physical and mental patient outcomes. Academically, she is a proud graduate of Creighton University where she received her bachelor’s, master's, and doctorate degrees. That training helped to reinforce her holistic approach by translating evidence-based practice and alternative medicine into plans of care that can maximize patient outcomes.
Athena Ninja, Director of Provider Services
Sheena Cole
Sheena is a healthcare administrator and manager with extensive experience in leading and coordinating various healthcare programs and projects. She has a strong background in revenue cycle management, policy and procedure creation, provider relations, credentialing, contracting, grant writing, EHR implementation and regulation, HIPAA compliance, and community outreach.
She recently graduated with her Bachelors of Healthcare Administration from Southern New Hampshire University, where she has been on the honor roll and the president’s list. She is also a CPR instructor, a member of the Uinta County Suicide Task Force, and the National Society of Leadership and Success. She is passionate about achieving the quadruple aim and contributing to the mission, vision and values of an organization that looks to improve the quality and accessibility of healthcare services.