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I would like to take this opportunity to tell you about myself, my philosophy of medicine and my professional credentials. I have wanted to be a doctor since childhood. I remember growing up enjoying math and science classes and watching my father have a satisfying career in medicine and helping people. My desire grew stronger as I grew older and I now find myself privileged and fulfilled in my mission in life.

My desire is to be an advisor and partner in your healthcare and to provide high quality, caring, listening healthcare for you and your family. I have been in practice since 1984 in the same locations that were started by my father in 1959.

I have enjoyed my activity in the Gretna community as a member and past board member of the Gretna Optimists and Gretna Chamber of Commerce. We sponsor youth sports teams and support other philanthropic causes in the community.

I promise to remain up-to-date in the latest medical advances through continuing medical education. I promise to take our relationship personally, professionally and seriously. I consider it an honor to be your physician.

Summary of Professional Credentials:

• Medical Degree from University of Nebraska Medical Center in 1981
• Family Practice Residency in Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1984
• Board Certified / recertified by the American Board of Family Practice – 1984, 1991, 1998, 2004
• Active Staff and Credentialed in Family Medicine and Pediatrics at Methodist, Lakeside, Bergan Mercy, Nebraska Orthopedic Hospital and Children’s hospitals
• Credentialed in Obstetrics at Methodist, Lakeside and Bergan Mercy
• Certified Clinical Densitometrist by the International Society of Clinical Densitometry for DXA bone density scans
• Certified by the American Academy of Family Practice in Colonoscopy and Upper GI endoscopy and credentialed at the Omaha Surgical Center
• Adjunct Assistant professor of Family Medicine and clinical preceptor at University of Nebraska Medical Center

Hi, my name is Kseniya Lueck. I’m originally from Belarus and immigrated to the United States with my family when I was three years old. My parents wanted my siblings and I to have access to a better education and life. Growing up, I was always intrigued with the medical field and volunteered my time at hospitals and a dermatology clinic to learn more about healthcare. I graduated high school top of my class in 2015 in Syracuse, NY with 29 college credits already completed. I accepted an opportunity at Daemen College in Buffalo, NY, which is one of the top 50 Physician Assistant Schools in the United States. I graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Natural Science - Health Science in 2019 and a Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies in May of 2020.

Upon graduation in 2020 I moved with my husband to Oklahoma City and began working as a Physician Assistant for a Medical Aesthetics clinic for 2 years completing hours of procedural medicine in all facets of the body. In 2021, I also wanted to work and broaden my medical knowledge and be able to support a growing pandemic of sick patients and accepted a full time position at a privately owned Urgent Care in Norman/Moore, Oklahoma, seeing up to 90 patients a day.

In August of 2023 the military moved my husband and I to Omaha, Nebraska. My passion for procedural medicine led me to take a position at the Arthritis Knee Pain Clinic of Omaha. During my time at the urgent care, I was able to learn and build upon my orthopedic skills and procedures as there was limited orthopedic access in Oklahoma. I love to build rapport with my patients and try to go above and beyond to make sure that they get the care they need. My goals are to continue to give patients the medical attention they need and to allow for the clinic to grow, so that we may give access to a better quality of life to more patients in the greater Omaha area.

My passions in life that connect me to my patients are that I have played volleyball through schooling and continue to follow the game of volleyball. I have 2 dogs and 2 cats who keep me busy on my days off as well. During my free time I love to continue to learn about medicine and keep myself up-to-date with the latest medical advancements. I also have a deep love for my community and church where I continue to participate in activities to improve the community and the people that I serve. I strive to continue to impact as many lives as I can in order to grow in a medical community and allow for each patient that I see and treat to feel safe and welcomed in the environment and atmosphere that we create in this office and this community.