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.

Originally from Medford, Oregon, Dr. Drobny earned her Bachelor of Science in Biology from Washington State University and then attended medical school at Western University of Health Sciences, COMP-NW in Lebanon, Oregon. After graduation, she completed her residency at the Puyallup Tribal Health Authority in Tacoma, Washington.

She believes in a thorough approach to primary care and that the best patient outcomes depend on building strong, personal connections with patients and focusing on continuous learning and improvement.

A Montana native and graduate of Montana State University, Dr. Stephenie Matosich received her medical education from Touro University Nevada College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed her residency training at Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences. She completed a one-year fellowship in high-risk obstetrics at Spartanburg Regional Medical Center in South Carolina.

Prior to joining the residency in 2018, she worked locums in Soldotna, Alaska and then moved to Hattiesburg, MS where she provided full scope family practice with Forrest General Family Medicine Residency and provided women’s health services at Southeast Mississippi Rural Health Initiative, an FQHC. Her interests include women’s health, management of chronic disease, procedures, utilization of osteopathy, and teaching.

Along with spending time with family and friends, Stephenie enjoys hiking, board games, golfing, knitting, reading, baking, and traveling.

Her interests include women’s health, management of chronic problems, procedures, and utilization of osteopathy. Along with spending time with family and friends, Stephenie enjoys hiking, board games, golfing, knitting, reading, baking, and traveling.

Originally from Moscow, Idaho. Dr. Lange is excited to be back in the Inland Northwest to help train the future of Family Medicine Physicians. Over the last decade he has called Missouri and Alaska home. His interests include rural primary care, procedures, preventative health, and hospital medicine. When he is not at work he enjoys spending time with his partner Jessica, exploring the Spokane area, trail running, and horology. He feels very fortunate to be welcomed at the Spokane Teaching Health Clinic and looks forward to working with and getting to know the Family Medicine Team!

Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Washington School of Medicine, Department of Family Medicine. In 2003 Dr. Maurer became the Behavioral Science Coordinator for Family Medicine Residency Spokane, bringing 23 years of Family Medicine Residency teaching experience at UCLA Santa Monica Medical Center. Dr. Maurer completed his Clinical Psychology program at the University of Houston with a one-year internship at the Houston Veterans Administration Hospital. One-on-one precepting and teaching of residents benefits both residents and patients. He has two books in print: “One Small Step Can Change Your Life” and “The Spirit of Kaizen.”

Dr. Sauther was born and raised in Indianapolis, IN. She received her bachelor’s degree in theatrical studies from Ball State University in Muncie, IN before deciding to change career trajectory in pursuit of medicine. She met her now husband (a Spokane native) at and received her medical degree from St. George’s University in Grenada where she rotated at many different hospital systems, including spending 4 months at the NHS in London, England. Dr. Sauther completed her family medicine residency at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center in Idaho Falls, ID.

Dr. Sauther is passionate about weight loss and non-surgical obesity medicine in the primary care setting. She also enjoys sports medicine, particularly for women athletes and the performing arts. When she is not working, Dr. Sauther enjoys different forms of dance/ movement with particular interest in modern dance and aerial yoga. She also loves hanging out with her husband and their floofy Samoyed, Albus.

Dr. Dunn is originally from Pittsburgh, PA, and graduated from Western University of Health Sciences, College of Osteopathic Medicine prior to moving to Spokane for residency training with Family Medicine residency of Spokane. She practiced full spectrum family medicine with obstetrics in the Spokane community for a year before returning to STHC to help train the next generation of Family Medicine physicians. Dr. Dunn has a special interest in women’s health and maternity care, trauma informed care, and adolescent health.

Outside of medicine, Dr. Dunn enjoys gardening, playing board games, traveling, and spending time with her spouse, cats, and Finnish reindeer herding dogs.