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. 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.

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.

Kamran obtained his medical degree from Western University of Health Sciences (Pomona) in 2017. He then traveled north to Spokane for his family medicine training, followed by completion of a primary care sports medicine fellowship at OHSU. He served as a team physician for Portland State University during his time in Oregon, and currently provides medical care to athletes at Gonzaga University and the Spokane Indians. He has a passion for musculoskeletal medicine with an emphasis on diagnostic/procedural ultrasound and working with learners in various stages of medical training.  In his free time, he enjoys hiking, camping, snowboarding, and rooting on the Dodgers/Lakers. 

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. Zimmermann graduated from the University of South Dakota School of Medicine, then completed her residency at the Family Medicine Residency of Idaho in 2012. She has interests in women’s healthcare, and full spectrum family medicine. She enjoys spending time with her husband seeking outdoor adventures.

Dr. Molly Webber is originally from Mokena, IL, and graduated medical school from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. She followed her dream of living closer to mountains and completed residency at Family Medicine Residency Spokane. After practicing primary care in Pullman, WA, Molly returned to FMRS as faculty in order to follow her passion for teaching. Dr. Webber is currently the clinic director of family medicine at the Spokane Teaching Health Clinic. She is also a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Washington School of Medicine and she greatly enjoys working with trainees throughout their progression through both medical school and residency.

Her professional interests include geriatrics, chronic pain management, and inpatient medicine. Outside of the clinic, she spends too much time playing board games, and also enjoys gardening and baking.