Executive Leadership

Bio coming soon.

Maegen has been with the Seminole Hospital District since August 2016 and currently serves as the Chief Operations Officer and Risk Manager.  She is responsible for the planning, staffing, and operations of all clinical departments, ensuring consistent, high quality patient care.  This responsibility includes managing quality, risk management, and leading implementation of new service lines for the district.  Prior to assuming this role, Maegen was the Chief Nursing Officer for the District; building a strong and efficient nursing department while improving patient care outcomes.  Maegen has been a Registered Nurse in both small and large hospitals in various departments as a bedside nurse.  She holds a Master’s in Business Administration, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, and has been a Registered Nurse since 2010. Maegen completed her certification as a rural health CNO through the National Rural Health Association and was selected as a recipient of the Permian Basin Great 25 nurses award in 2022 for her leadership during the COVID pandemic.

Wendell Parkey, MD graduated with a bachelor of science from Texas Tech University and earned his Doctorate of Medicine at Texas Tech University Health Science Center. He then completed his residency in in obstetrics and gynecology at the world-renowned Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas, Texas, where the well-respected medical textbook Williams Obstetrics was authored. Dr. Parkey has practiced medicine for over twenty years and currently serves as Clinic Director for Seminole Family Medical and Chief of Staff for Seminole Memorial Hospital.

In 2014, Dr. Parkey received the Patients’ Choice Award and Compassionate Doctor Recognition, awarded by Top Doctors™. Dr. Parkey is active in several professional organizations, including the American Medical Association, the Texas Medical Association, and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.

Raising seven children between him and his wife, Dr. Parkey knows how important it is that each patient be treated like a member of his own family, including speaking with a patient in fluent Spanish or German if that makes her more comfortable. He is committed to being accessible to his patients.

When not seeing patients, you can find Dr. Parkey running his children from one sports event to the next, or volunteering with his church and the Seminole Lion’s Club.