Dr. Wilhelm graduated from Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, OR in 2000 and completed her residency at Valley Medical Center in Renton, WA in 2003. She has practiced both primary care and urgent care in Seattle, Spokane, and New Orleans. She is also the Clinic Director for FMRS. Her professional interests include LGBTQ healthcare and transgender medicine, and has achieved her WPATH certification. Outside of work, she loves gardening, playing music with friends, tabletop board games, and hiking in National Parks with her physician husband and two children.

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.

Dr. Wildman attended USC Keck School of Medicine and completed her residency at Glendale Adventist Family Medicine Residency. Dr. Wildman joined our full time faculty in 2010 with many years of experience in teaching and in full scope Family Medicine. She has worked in rural and urban practices, and was formerly the program director of the Family Medicine residency in Casper, Wyoming. She has been the director for the Spokane OB fellowship since 2013, and most of her clinical practice is now focused on obstetrics, women’s health and outpatient family medicine. Outside of work she enjoys hiking, gardening, sewing, and ringing handbells.