Family Medicine – Residents 

Family Medicine Residency consists of 36 full-time medical residents practicing at Providence Sacred Heart, Spokane Teaching Health Center, and surrounding rotational sites.

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Rahib Bashir, DO

Rahib Bashir, DO

Rahib was born near Chicago, Illinois, but has spent the latter half of his life growing up in the Nashville area.  Rahib completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, and then completed medical school at Lincoln Memorial University-DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine in Harrogate, Tennessee. During his time in medical school, Rahib became very interested in caring for underserved populations after spending much of his clinical years helping care for patients in rural Appalachia.  

Rahib knew early on that he wanted primary care to be a huge part of his career. He is passionate about whole person care, health equity, continuity, lifestyle medicine, and behavioral health; all of which are huge parts of being a family medicine physician. Rahib felt drawn to Spokane FMR because he felt that it would provide him with great training in full spectrum family medicine, while also letting him focus on his passions at the same time.  

During his free time, Rahib enjoys running, going to the gym, hiking, camping, backpacking, playing board games, and spending time with his 2 cats, Zuco and Dash. Rahib is very excited to be moving out west to enjoy the beautiful nature that Washington has to offer.  

 

John Beale, DO

John Beale, DO

John grew up along the shores of Lake Michigan in Northern Illinois. After serving a two-year mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in southern California he attended Brigham Young University – Idaho where he studied History, Chemistry, and Biology. He went on to become part of the inaugural class of the Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine where he co-chaired the Cardiology student subcommittee.

John leverages his personal and family experiences to build trusting doctor-patient partnerships that enable patients to live the healthiest lifestyle they choose. He believes family doctors are uniquely positioned not only to provide the most holistic patient care possible but also to guide patients thru an increasingly complex healthcare system. He follows the adage “the right tool for the right job” and utilizes his training in ultrasound, osteopathic manipulation, and traditional medical therapy to provide the best outcomes for patients. He takes an active interest in pediatric medicine, especially for children with special needs.

John was a full-time father for five years and continues to devote time to his wife, Kathy, and their three children. Together, they enjoy fruit and vegetable gardening, bicycling, playing board and video games, photography, and backyard astronomy.

Colton Berry, DO

Colton Berry, DO

Colton completed his undergraduate studies at Whitworth University and attended medical school at Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences.  

Colton is originally from Michigan but moved to Spokane in 7th grade, which he now calls home. While in medical school, Colton realized family medicine was the perfect fit because of the preventative philosophy, as well as the aspect of building long-lasting relationships with patients. He also has an interest in pursuing sports medicine. 

Outside of medicine, Colton enjoys to run. He ran cross country and track at Whitworth University. He is an avid Michigan Wolverines football fan. He enjoys to spend time at Priest Lake during the summer.    

He is excited to be back home and plans to practice in Spokane for the foreseeable future!  

 

Mikayla Button, DO

Mikayla Button, DO

Chief Resident

Mikayla was born and raised in Lewiston, ID. She attended Whitworth University in Spokane, WA for undergraduate studies in Health Sciences before moving to Parker, CO to obtain her DO from Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine. Mikayla and her husband are excited to be moving back to the Spokane area to continue their careers. 

Mikayla became interested in family medicine through its unique role in longitudinal and multigenerational care. She is passionate about providing patient focused, community based, and empowered care. Medical interests include reproductive health, gender affirming care, and osteopathy. She plans to settle in the pacific northwest, becoming a part of the community she serves for the rest of her career.  

Personal hobbies include crocheting, being outdoors with her husband and dog, as well as home renovation projects.  

Jared Fincher, DO

Jared Fincher, DO

Jared was born and raised in Washington state, spending most of his years growing up in Spokane Valley. He completed his undergraduate studies at Eastern Washington University before attending medical school at Pacific Northwest University in Yakima, WA.  

His passion for Family Medicine was fostered during clinical rotations in medical school with exposure to the diverse avenues of care within the field and the opportunity to connect with his community. Special interests within medicine include full-spectrum primary care, preventative health, mental health, and sports medicine. 

Jared enjoys exploring both the city locally as well as new areas within the PNW. Other passions include caring for his plants and dog Harrington, video games, and cooking new cuisine. He is excited with the opportunity to finally return to his hometown and further his training at Spokane FMR. 

Sera Jacob, DO

Sera Jacob, DO

Sera completed her undergraduate studies at Texas A&M University. She then went on to Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine to complete her medical degree.  

 With a love of global medicine and obstetrics, she knew family medicine was what was best for her. She loves to get to know other people and is excited to work with the whole family.  

 Sera enjoys reading, art projects, being outdoors and playing with her cat Birdie. She has never lived outside of Texas and is very excited to move to the PNW and be a part of the community of Spokane.  

Anne Keeling, DO

Anne Keeling, DO

Rural Training Track

Anne hail from Woodstock, IL and  pursued her higher education out West. Undergrad at Rocky Mountain College in Billings, MT then Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences in Yakima, WA (living and doing clinical rotations up in Anchorage, AK during years 3 & 4). Out west, she fell in love with hiking, backpacking, and identifying/documenting plants, animals, and birds around her. Anne’s other hobbies include reading, writing, running, cycling, swimming, TV crime shows, and movies based on real events. 

In high school, Anne narrowed down possible career choices to detective or doctor. The scale was ultimately tipped towards medicine by a love for science (huge nerd), in addition to solving mysteries. Anne is excited to bring her experiences and passion for medicine as she continues to learn from rural communities here in PNW. 

Matthew Kennedy, DO

Matthew Kennedy, DO

Matthew was born in Tacoma and grew up there and in Graham, WA. He attended Eastern Washington University for his undergraduate studies. He married his wife Liz in Spokane and moved across the country to attend medical school in Illinois at Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine.  

Throughout his life, Matthew has recognized that mental health is vitally important, and he initially chose psychiatry as his specialty. Partway through his intern year, he met a biopsychosocially complex patient who changed his trajectory. From then, Matthew’s passion for comprehensive and integrative care for medically, psychiatrically, and socially complex persons increased, and the natural choice was to pursue family medicine. He completed two years of psychiatry at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo before joining Spokane Family Medicine Residency. Matthew wishes to build a career treating chronic illness (mental and physical), providing longitudinal care, and helping persons (especially those in underserved populations) achieve better health outcomes. He desires to be a one-stop shop for his patients and be comfortable handling any patient that walks through the clinic doors. 

Matthew enjoys running, rowing, cycling, and playing role-playing video games. He loves hiking with his wife and two dogs, Teddy and Macklin. 

Christiane Phillips, MD

Christiane Phillips, MD

Christiane is an Eastern Washington local who grew up in the nearby town of Moses Lake. She attended the University of Oklahoma, where she got her bachelor’s degree in Chemical Biosciences before coming back home to the Northwest to attend the UW School of Medicine in Spokane.  

Her experience growing up in a rural area gave her ample opportunity to see first-hand the difference that family medicine doctors can make in the lives of their patients, and she fell in love with the specialty right out of the gate! She has a particular passion for mental health care, and loves hearing the stories of patients from all walks of life.  

Christiane is thrilled to be back in Spokane! When she isn’t working, she loves taking care of her plants, rockhounding with her husband, making music, playing DnD, and keeping in touch with her friends from Oklahoma.  

Carly Riehl, MD

Carly Riehl, MD

Carly Riehl is from Yakima Washington, but moved to the southwest to attend The University of Nevada, Las Vegas for her undergraduate studies. There she played for the women’s Volleyball team and was nominated for NCAA woman of the year. She will complete her Masters in Nutrition and Human Performance prior to joining us, and attended medical school here in Spokane at WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine.  

 With a background in sports and nutrition Carly has a special interest in lifestyle and preventative medicine. She plans on utilizing the full scope of family medicine and building relationships with patients of all ages.  

 You might find Carly playing volleyball within Spokane’s robust volleyball community. Carly enjoys being active in the outdoors, including hiking with her family and two dogs, gardening, skiing, and backpacking in the beautiful Pacific Northwest.  

Marjorie Thompson Schoen, MD

Marjorie Thompson Schoen, MD

Marjorie is originally from Puyallup, Washington. She obtained both her Bachelor of Science in Biology and Doctor of Medicine degrees at the University of Washington in Seattle and Spokane. 

 She is thrilled to continue her training in Spokane’s vibrant medical community. Her professional interests include promoting health equity, community health, and broad-spectrum family medicine. She envisions a future where healthcare is innovative, comprehensive, and accessible for all.  

 Outside of medicine, Marjorie enjoys international travel, reading, cooking, and spending time outdoors with her husband and their two dogs. She is proud to call Spokane home and to continue partnering with her patients to provide excellent care for this wonderful community. 

Jenny Wickens, MD

Jenny Wickens, MD

Rural Training Track

Jenny was born and raised in northern Michigan, receiving her undergraduate degree at Lake Superior State University and completing medical school at Michigan State University College of Human Medicine. 

What she loves most about family medicine is the opportunity to walk alongside patients while providing a wide breadth of medical care from acute procedural care to longitudinal treatment to preventative medicine. She is interested in providing full scope care in a rural setting after residency. 

Jenny often spends her time outside of clinic in the great outdoors and enjoys backpacking, kayaking, hiking, and exploring new places.  

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Danielle Banks, MD

Danielle Banks, MD

Danielle grew up in Battle Ground, Washington, and attended Gonzaga University where she earned her undergraduate degree in biology. She then went on to complete her MD at the WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine as part of the third graduating class. During medical school, she had the opportunity to work with the unique populations in Washington State, and she is excited to continue to serve these populations during her residency in Spokane.
Danielle was drawn to family medicine because it offers ample opportunity to provide preventative care to her patients, which is something that was important to her ever since she started her pursuit of a career in healthcare. Throughout medical school, she also developed a love for both women’s health and pediatric care, and she is thrilled to be able to work with both of these patient groups as a family medicine physician.
Danielle and her husband are looking forward to returning to Spokane and continuing to explore the city’s growing food scene. Otherwise, you can find her staying active at an Orange Theory class, cooking, or reading (for fun) with her kitty close by!

Eric Hislop, MD

Eric Hislop, MD

Eric has bounced back and forth between California and Colorado, enjoying the sunny outdoors of both states. Combining his love of travel and sun he studied medicine at the Technion in Haifa, Israel. Here he discovered his passion for primary care and preventive medicine while volunteering at the medical student clinic. When not in the clinic Eric enjoys spending time with his wife and son and playing board games with friends.

Kaleb Merrick, DO

Kaleb Merrick, DO

Rural Training Track

Kaleb grew up in Moscow, Idaho and Prosser, Washington. He completed his undergraduate studies at Brigham Young University-Idaho, taking a two-year break after his first semester to serve a church mission in northern Brazil. The experiences he had there helped shape his desire to care for the most vulnerable of society. He completed medical school at the Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine. He has a passion for rural medicine with special interests in emergency medicine, obstetrics, and pediatrics. He is an NHSC scholar. After residency, he plans to practice full spectrum family medicine in a small community in the Northwest.

Kaleb and his wife Emily are the proud parents of three (mostly) happy little boys. They love listening to audiobooks together, traveling, and spending time as a family. When he is not caring for patients or hanging out with his family, you might find him hunting, fishing, reading, or spending endless hours looking up mostly useless, but always interesting, facts online.

Trinell Newby, MD

Trinell Newby, MD

Rural Training Track

Trinell grew up on a small farm near Lynden, Washington. She completed her undergraduate degree in public health at the University of Washington and then worked at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center for a couple years. She then attended the University of Washington School of Medicine as a TRUST (Targeted Rural Underserved Track) scholar with longitudinal training in Newport, WA.

She found family medicine filled her cup up from providing preventative medicine to the opportunity to provide longitudinal and multigenerational care. Her professional interests include population health, addiction medicine, obstetrics, and healthcare professional development. She hopes to complete an OB fellowship after residency and then settle down in a rural and underserved community within the PNW.

Outside of medicine she enjoys getting outdoors including hunting and fishing with her husband and two black labradors. When she’s not outside, she loves to paint, craft, and embroider. She is excited to continue her medical training in Spokane and Colville and learn from these amazing communities.

Helen Peng, MD

Helen Peng, MD

Helen grew up in Overland Park, KS and went on to study biochemistry at the University of Kansas. She then stuck around and received her MD at the University of Kansas School of Medicine. Throughout her years of education Helen developed a passion for volunteering and learning about taking care of underserved populations. She loves that family medicine gives her the opportunity to learn about social determinants of health and advocate for health equity for all different patient populations.

Outside of medicine, she spends her free time knitting countless sweaters, scarves, hats, and more. She also loves spending time with her dog and 2 cats and cooking while watching reality TV. Besides hitting up the local yarn stores, Helen can’t wait to explore all the outdoor activities that Spokane has to offer and experience living in the PNW!

David Read, DO

David Read, DO

David was raised in San Diego, California, where he enjoyed snorkeling, backpacking, bike riding, and playing sports. After High School, he moved to Africa for a service mission, where he gained an interest in medical charity work and a desire to spend his career working with underserved communities.

He and his wife Ashleigh moved to Utah where he completed his undergraduate studies in Physiology and Developmental Biology at BYU. He then attended the Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine where he found a love for serving the people in rural communities in the Northwest through medicine. His clinical interests include full-spectrum women’s health, osteopathic manipulative medicine, nutrition, and sports medicine. He is passionate about creating an environment of mutual trust and respect in which his patients feel comfortable taking an active role in their care. He plans to practice in the Northwest and provide care to rural and underserved populations.

When he can find spare time, David enjoys playing pickup games of basketball, softball, or any other sport someone challenges him to play. At home he relaxes with cooking and making music (at both of which he is an amateur at best!), or watching crime shows and reading books with his wife.

Lelia Rosenkrans, MD

Lelia Rosenkrans, MD

Lelia was born and raised in Springdale, Arkansas and attended the University of Arkansas, Little Rock where she majored in Dance Performance with a minor in Chemistry. Following her undergraduate studies, Lelia worked in the Laboratory for Human Neurobiology at Boston University Medical Center before returning to Arkansas for medical school at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. Lelia loves the arts and all things outdoors, and is an avid traveler. She is beyond excited to be moving to Spokane, WA for residency, and is looking forward to caring for those in the Pacific and Inland Northwest.

Justin Seymour, MD

Justin Seymour, MD

I grew up in Walla Walla Washington and have wanted to become a family medicine doctor for as long as I can remember. My wife Talitha and I recently welcomed our son Weston into the world. She is a fantastic nurse and we are enjoying being in health care together. I enjoy fixing up cars in my spare time and am currently restoring my father’s 1976 F100 pickup.

Emily Swanson, DO

Emily Swanson, DO

Emily was born and raised in Roseburg, Oregon. For undergrad, she went to Oregon State University where she was an active member of the marching band and earned a degree in Biology. Then she went to Western University of Health Sciences COMP-NW for her doctorate in Osteopathic Medicine. Growing up and going to school in rural Oregon solidified her passion for helping underserved and rural populations. In her free time, she enjoys exploring the beautiful Pacific Northwest, playing board games, knitting, and baking. She also loves traveling around the United States and internationally. In everything she does, Emily aims to treat others with kindness and compassion.

Derek Titus, DO

Derek Titus, DO

Derek is a dynamic and ambitious individual originally from Phoenix, Arizona. He obtained his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management, a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering, and a Master of Science degree in Biomedical Engineering from Arizona State University. Derek then went on to earn a Master of Public Health with an emphasis in Public Health Administration from the University of Minnesota before completing medical school at the Western University of Health Sciences.

With a passion for helping underserved populations and a particular interest in hospitalist and sports medicine, Derek has always been dedicated to making a positive impact in his community. He is also highly involved in public health initiatives, working tirelessly to improve the health and wellbeing of those around him.

In his personal life, Derek is a devoted husband and pet parent to four dogs, six chickens, four ducks, and a tortoise. When he’s not working, Derek enjoys hiking, climbing, playing basketball and football, and indulging in his love for videogames.

Derek’s commitment to serving others, combined with his extensive education and experience, make him well suited for a career in family medicine where we never know what is coming through the door. He is eager to take the next step in his medical career to make a difference in the lives of those he serves.

Kyle Walters, MD

Kyle Walters, MD

Kyle grew up in a suburb outside of Portland, Oregon. Having interests in both art and science in high school, he decided to attend Vassar College in New York where he majored in biology and minored in film studies. After college, Kyle returned home to Portland and worked as a medical scribe before applying to medical school. He received his MD from Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) where he found his passion in family medicine. He is thrilled to be training in Spokane for his residency! Outside of medicine, Kyle enjoys photography (both digital and film), seeing movies at old theaters, running, cooking, and spending time with his family and friends.

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Crystal Bruce, MD

Crystal Bruce, MD

Crystal grew up in Southern California. She came to the Pacific Northwest to take care of her grandma and developed strong ties to the Spokane community.

She completed her post-baccalaureate coursework at Spokane Falls Community College and Eastern Washington University, and obtained her MD at the Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine.

In her free time, she loves spending time outside with her son, drinking lattes with her husband, xeriscape gardening, and watching reality dating shows.

Kelly Cammermeyer, DO

Kelly Cammermeyer, DO

Mikayla Engstrom, MD

Mikayla Engstrom, MD

Mikayla is from Granite Falls, WA, a small town which lays just west of the Cascade Mountain Range, north of Seattle. This is the gateway to the Mountain Loop Highway, an entrance into the North Cascades which offers almost everything an outdoor enthusiast like Mikayla would want. She then ventured across the state to Pullman, WA to major in Biochemistry at Washington State University. After completing her undergrad degree, she worked in a neuroscience sleep research lab in Spokane and studied sleep deprivation. She then attended the University of Washington School of Medicine in the Spokane cohort, spending her first 18 months serving the Spokane communities before traveling all over the WWAMI (WA, WY, AK, MT, ID) region for clinical rotations. She spent a lot of time in rural communities such as Sitka, AK and has a passion for rural medicine.

Her professional interests include obstetrics, addiction medicine, and LGBTQ+ health, with the hopes of completing an OB fellowship after residency. She would ultimately like to settle down in a rural-suburban underserved community within the PNW. She loves that family medicine gives her the opportunity to practice preventative medicine and provide longitudinal and multigenerational care.

Outside of medicine, she fills her cup with a variety of activities and she always has some project she is working on, whether it is a new craft project or home improvement. She loves to crochet and embroider, is an avid audiobook listener and physical book reader, and tries her best to keep her sourdough starter alive.

Bryan Felstead, DO

Bryan Felstead, DO

Bryan is originally from Western New York and attended Niagara University, where he majored in biology. He continued his education on the coast of Maine where he earned his medical degree from The University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine. His clinical interests include sports medicine, primary care, and wilderness medicine. Along the way he met his wife and current co-resident, Melissa. Together they share a passion for the outdoors and are thrilled to be in the PNW for residency. Outside of medicine Bryan is an avid backcountry skier, climber, and surfer. He is a dedicated Jeep enthusiast and claims to have the most bumper stickers in Spokane.

Melissa Kessel-Felstead, DO

Melissa Kessel-Felstead, DO

Melissa is originally from Rockport, Maine and attended Providence College in Rhode Island for her undergraduate studies. Returning to her home state for medical school, Melissa attended the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine where she met her husband and now co-resident (the other Dr. Felstead). Throughout her clinical rotations, Melissa quickly realized she had numerous passions in medicine, making the pursuit of full-spectrum family medicine a natural fit. Her clinical interests include obstetrics and women’s health, hospitalist medicine, primary care, and medical education.

In their free time, Melissa and her husband can be found skiing, hiking, scouting local coffee shops, finding the best hazy IPAs, cooking new recipes, or some combination of all the above. They have two labrador retrievers who will also greatly enjoy all the PNW has to offer!

Kristofer May, MD

Kristofer May, MD

Kristofer grew up in the Driftless in Northeast Iowa and stayed near home for undergrad at the University of Iowa. He then spent a year teaching English in Tomsk, Russia before returning to Iowa City to work in the MORL researching complement diseases. While Kristofer loved doing laboratory work, he realized he missed working directly with patients and decided to continue his education at the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine. He participated in educational outreach activities during medical school, and chose Family Medicine as he enjoys the wide variety it contains and especially the chance to build long-lasting relationships with patients of any age. Special interests include rural medicine and obstetrics care.

In their free time Kristofer and his wife, Aisuluu, enjoy travelling, watching TV shows, visiting family, playing board games, and exploring the outdoors. They are looking forward to spending some time near some real mountains!

Ashley Orth, MD

Ashley Orth, MD

Ashley was born and raised in Spokane, Washington. She studied Biology at Gonzaga University and received her Master’s in Biomedical Science through the University of Northern Colorado. Her love for her hometown kept her in Spokane where she received her MD from Washington State University. Ashley enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter, and taking their dog Moose on all kinds of adventures.

Jacob Smith, MD

Jacob Smith, MD

Jacob was born and raised in Western Montana in the capital city of Helena. He attended Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana and earned a degree in Cell Biology and Neuroscience. He traded the mountains of Montana for the lakes of Minnesota where he received his MD from the University of Minnesota Medical School. Outside of the hospital he loves to spend time with his wife and their cat and enjoys woodworking, being outdoors hiking, snowmobiling, and spending time on the lake. He and his wife are excited to be returning to the West to be closer to home and back in the mountains once again.

Emily Stafford, DO

Emily Stafford, DO

Emily grew up outside of Boise, Idaho and enjoyed the many outdoor opportunities southern Idaho had to offer. She attended Washington State University (Go Cougs!) and majored in Genetics and Cellular Biology. After spending a few years scribing in the emergency department and hiking every chance she could, she moved to Maine to earn her degree as a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from the University of New England. She is excited to return to the west to train as a full-spectrum Family Medicine physician.

Addie Turner, DO

Addie Turner, DO

Addie was born in Spokane Washington and grew up in the surrounding area on a small hobby farm. After earning a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from the University of Idaho she returned to Washington to attend Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine in Yakima. She enjoys learning Spanish, listening to audiobooks and podcasts, spending time at arboretums and local parks, and exploring local cultural heritage institutions. She strives for balance and mindfulness in her personal and professional life. She enjoys connecting and listening to her patients, learning their stories and about their passions and values. Some of her professional interests include preventative care and cancer survivorship.

Danielle Dearing, MD

Danielle Dearing, MD

Rural Training Track

Danni was born and raised in Eastern Oregon and is a member of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation. She studied Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Oregon State University (Go Beavs!) before moving to the midwest for medical school. She earned two degrees from the University of North Dakota, an MD and an MPH with a specialization in Indigenous Health. She is so excited to be coming home to the Pacific Northwest to continue on her path to becoming a Family Physician. She hopes to practice in her rural Tribal community upon finishing her training. Outside of medicine, Danni enjoys sewing, crochet, beading, reading, yoga, running, and attending and dancing at Powwows.

Jeffery Weyand, MD

Jeffery Weyand, MD

Rural Training Track

heJeff grew up in Tri-Cities, Washington, and graduated from Hanford High School. After high school, he spent two years on a proselyting mission in Nicaragua before pursuing his undergraduate degree at Brigham Young University. It was there that he met his future wife on a blind date. They transitioned directly to medical school at Washington State University in Spokane. They now have three sons and a daughter, and they strive to provide them with many fun outdoor experiences. His oldest son asks every day when their next big camping trip will be.

Jeff discovered his passion for Family Medicine relatively late in medical school. While he was initially drawn to Emergency Medicine, he realized he couldn’t give up the diverse opportunities that Family Medicine offers, such as continuity of care, preventive medicine, hospital medicine, outpatient medicine, and obstetrics. Additionally, he loves rural life and Family Medicine will enable him to put down roots in a small town and become the do-it-all doctor he aspires to be.

In his free time, he enjoys working on house and car projects, serving in his church community, weight lifting, road cycling, and fishing.

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DIANE BORGWARDT, PROGRAM COORDINATOR
Diane Borgwardt

Program Coordinator

Family Medicine Residency

Rural Training Track Residency

Sports Medicine Fellowship

OB Fellowship

624 E. Front Avenue

Spokane, WA  99202

Phone: 509-626-9900

 

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