Dr. Stuhlmiller was raised on a wheat farm outside of Reardan, Washington and attended Pacific Lutheran University for her undergrad and University of Washington School of Medicine for medical school where she was able to spend most of my training years here in Spokane.  She completed her residency at this residency program when it was called Providence Spokane Family Medicine Residency.  She has spent the last several years working in a rural community, practicing full scope family medicine. Though she still have a passion for rural medicine, she has returned to help teach the next generation of family physicians. Her interests include pediatrics, women’s health, OB, geriatrics and in office procedures (rural medicine). When she’s not doctoring she’s spending time with my family, camping, backpacking or completing the latest home improvement project.

Dr. Holtzer has a broad practice including Emergency, Hospital and Clinic medicine.  He also works to further the connection between clinical and community medicine, regularly employing community development skills he learned during his graduate work in public health and international development.  He is an active leader in the behavioral health and substance use disorder treatment community in North Eastern Washington and regularly collaborates with University of Washington Clinical Researchers to improve opioid management in rural areas.  He loves to teach.   Like all people in Stevens County he enjoys the outdoors, bicycles and his beautiful family.