Our Team

Dr. Moeed is a dual-trained dental specialist having received specialty training in Prosthodontics and Orofacial Pain. He enjoys practicing a full scope of prosthodontic procedures ranging from dentures, dental implants, crowns and bridges, and aesthetic dentistry to restorative dentistry. On the orofacial pain side, Dr Moeed loves to treat disorders of the temporomandibular joint. He has also received training in dental sleep medicine. In addition to enjoying treating patients, he is performing research on different treatment modalities of temporomandibular joint disorders. Dr Moeed has always wanted to work at a community health center for the sole reason of providing oral care to a population that have less access to care. During his time away from work, Dr Moeed loves to explore the outdoors, read about current world affairs, play cricket and table tennis, and spend time with his family.

Jim Lives in Lincoln and has a law office in Bristol.

Mary is a native of Addison County and currently lives in Starksboro, VT.   Mary has worked her life in accounting.  She started at Chamberlain and Associates in Middlebury, VT, where she worked for ten years and ultimately decided that tax accounting was not her passion.  From that experience, Mary started her own bookkeeping business in 2004.  In addition, for the past eight years, Mary has served as the Office Manager/Bookkeeper of Auto Creek in Vergennes, VT, as one of her clients.

After many years in Lexington, Massachusetts, Norma Norland came to New Haven, Vermont, in 2011. She was an administrator at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for twenty years, where she served as Director of the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program. While serving as Director, she also taught freshman seminars and collaborated in a number of educational studies.

Bob is a retired Bristol resident. He was employed by IBM for 32 years as a Systems Analyst, Project Manager, and Sales Rep. He worked for Efficiency Vermont for 7 years as Retail Account Manager and Business Account Mgr. Previously, Bob was a member of the Mt Abraham Union MS/HS Board, the 5-Town Drug and Safety Alliance, and the Bristol Energy Committee. Bob is currently a member of the Addison County Committee on Opiate Addiction, the Chronic Disease Self-Management Program Board, the United Way Community Impact Funding Team, and the Lake Iroquois Association Board.

Peter Heinz is retired and lives in Bristol with his wife, JoAnn. Both use MHC when they need medical attention. Peter’s background is in managing hi-tech companies with a focus on marketing and finance. He is still active as a mentor and board member for a software company.

Mark Mulqueen came to Vermont in 1977 and has pursued a variety of careers in orchards, aviaries, and greenhouses, along with a longtime fascination with audio production. He lives in Lincoln, where he has been a member of the School Board, worked with the Burnham Hall Committee, is an election volunteer, and helps maintain technology at the Lincoln Library. Mark has been a long time patient of Mountain Health Center, and looks forward to serving as they move forward.

Moira Cook is the Health Promotion Disease Prevention Division Director at the Vermont Department of Health. Moira holds a Masters’s degree in Community Health Education from Virginia Tech. She lives in Middlebury with her husband and two children. Moira and her husband own Champlain Valley Creamery, an organic cheese company in Middlebury. Moira is a patient of Mountain Health Center and Red Clover Family Dentistry.

Rachel Lee Cummings is the Executive Director of the Counseling Service of Addison County (CSAC), Addison County’s designated agency for mental health, substance use, and developmental services.

In 1999, while an undergraduate at UVM, Cummings founded Armistead Senior Care, a non-medical, client-centered home care company that provides services in Vermont and New Hampshire. After its sale in 2009, Cummings continued in multiple roles, including as a consultant, interim president, and a board member for Armistead until 2017. Before joining CSAC in 2019, Cummings was the Chief Operating Officer of Age Well. Cummings currently serves on the boards of Five-Town Health Alliance and Community Health Centers of Burlington. She is the board president of Vermont Council/Vermont Care Partners. 

Cummings received Vermont Business Magazine’s Rising Star award, Vermont’s Young Entrepreneur of the Year award from the Small Business Administration, and Vermont’s Healthy Aging Initiative Aging Award from the Vermont Agency of Human Services. She was awarded the first Eileen Fisher National Grant for a woman-owned business.

Cummings earned a Master’s in Public Health from the Robert Larner, MD College of Medicine at UVM. She currently serves on the board of the University of Vermont Medical Group. Other Board service includes Spectrum Detail Works, PT360, and United Way Women United. In addition, she is the president of Heartsfire Foundation and has been a certified, professional, private guardian.