Class of 2028
Megan Chang, DO
Megan Chang, DO
Undergraduate Education
Pomona College, Bachelor of Arts in Neuroscience
Medical Education
Western University of Health Sciences College of Medicine of the Pacific Northwest
Interests
Women's health and gender inclusive care, health equity, health advocacy; cooking, exploring cafes and coffee shops, going to farmers markets, running, watching trashy reality tv
Pronouns
she/her/hers
Bio
I grew up in Bellevue, WA and attended Pomona College in Claremont, CA for my undergraduate studies where I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in neuroscience. I completed my medical degree at Western University of Health Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific-Northwest (COMP-NW) in Lebanon, OR and joined Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa as a family medicine resident in 2025. I chose a career in Family Medicine because I value long-term, meaningful relationships with patients and their families. I am passionate about providing inclusive, whole-person care and supporting patients in reaching their health goals—especially those from historically marginalized communities. As a family physician, I aim to provide compassionate, trauma-informed care that integrates mental health, lifestyle medicine, and an understanding of each patient's unique background. I enjoy working with patients of all ages and backgrounds, and I'm particularly interested in women's health, gender affirming care, health equity, preventive medicine, and culturally responsive care. Outside of work, I enjoy exploring farmer's markets and coffee shops, trying out new recipes I find online, running, playing badminton, traveling, crafts, and spending time with friends and family. I am also fluent in Mandarin and enjoy learning new languages, including Japanese, Korean, and Spanish. I'm honored to be part of the incredible team at Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa. I look forward to growing alongside my colleagues and contributing to the health and well-being of the Sonoma County community.
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Matthew (Matt) Dean, MD
Matthew (Matt) Dean, MD
Undergraduate Education
Western Washington University, Centralia College, B.S. Biochemistry, B.A. German, A.A.
Medical Education
University of Washington School of Medicine
Interests
Holistic, value-aligned care; integrative medicine; shared decision-making; patient empowerment through education; and innovations that improve clinician efficiency and enhance the patient experience
Pronouns
He/him
Bio
My path to medicine started long before I ever wore a white coat. For over a decade, I explored health through lived experience—learning by listening, teaching, and working in communities where access was limited but relationships mattered deeply. I was raised in a medically underserved area and saw firsthand how health is shaped not just by disease, but by stress, isolation, resilience, and the strength of support systems. That understanding stayed with me through every role I took on: as a youth mentor, ophthalmic technician, and later, as a medical student balancing family life with clinical training. I trained through the University of Washington School of Medicine's WWAMI program, completing rotations across the Northwest. During those years, I often drove 12 to 18 hours roundtrip on weekends—or commuted more than three hours daily—just to be home with my wife and daughters. I learned how to hold presence, efficiency, and compassion in the same hand. That time stretched me, but it also clarified my professional priority: I want to be a doctor who builds real, lasting relationships, who listens well, and who helps people make decisions that align with their values. As a family physician, I'm committed to full-spectrum care that prevents suffering before it starts. I've led health education electives, mentored students from underrepresented backgrounds, and conducted quality improvement research in clinical medicine—all driven by a desire to make healthcare more humane, more accessible, and more effective. Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa stood out as a place where clinical excellence, wellness, and innovation are pursued together—and where I can grow into the kind of physician who not only treats illness, but helps people live more fully. I'm here to grow as a physician, serve my community, and empower patients to live with more vitality, clarity, and connection.
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Jessica Hadley, DO
Jessica Hadley, DO
Undergraduate Education
UC Berkeley, BA
Medical Education
Touro California University
Interests
Addiction medicine, pain medicine, psych, community medicine, nutrition
Pronouns
She/Her
Bio
I have a deep-rooted passion for whole-person care. I’m particularly drawn to the intersection of medicine, mental health, and lifestyle—where small, sustainable changes can transform lives. My goal is to pursue fellowship training in Addiction Medicine and Pain Medicine after residency, expanding my ability to care for patients dealing with complex chronic pain and substance use challenges. I believe in the power of prevention, and I’m especially focused on helping patients manage chronic disease, reduce their pain burden, and reclaim their quality of life through evidence-based care, nutrition, movement, and compassionate support. Before medical school, I worked in clinical research and psychiatry at UCSF and the San Francisco VA, where I contributed to studies exploring novel treatments for mental illness, including the use of MDMA for treatment-resistant depression. That experience shaped my deep respect for innovation in mental health care and reinforced my commitment to advancing integrative, evidence-based therapies for patients facing complex emotional and physical challenges. Whether it’s designing personalized wellness plans or advocating for a more holistic approach to health, I’m committed to meeting people where they are—and walking alongside them as they heal, grow, and thrive.
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Urvashi Iyer, DO
Urvashi Iyer, DO
Undergraduate Education
University of California, Davis, B.Sc. in Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior, Minor in Sociology
Medical Education
A.T. Still University - School of Osteopathic Medicine in Arizona
Interests
Holistic wellness, integrative medicine, OMM, Ayurveda and food as medicine
Pronouns
She/Her
Bio
As an osteopathic family physician, I am passionate about holistic care — body, mind and spirit — for patients in every stage of life. I strongly believe that medicine is most powerful when it honors patients' needs in the context of their lived experiences. I am driven to empower my patients through education, and am equally committed to practicing lifelong learning with them. I also highly value developing empathetic and meaningful connections with the people I serve. I grew up in the Bay Area and woke up to the beautiful Mission Peak almost daily, though I have yet to hike it. Outside of medicine, you can find me dancing in the kitchen and getting creative with my spices. Alternatively, I might be fiddling with acrylic paints, attempting to personify my vision upon the canvas. I also enjoy grounding myself in gratitude and awareness through meditation — or a game of fetch with my two dogs.
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Willow Limbach, MD
Willow Limbach, MD
Undergraduate Education
St. Mary's College of Maryland, BS in Biology, Minor in Spanish
Medical Education
UC Davis School of Medicine
Interests
Health equity, LGBTQ+ health, harm reduction, reproductive health
Pronouns
she/her
Bio
I grew up in Salinas, California, but also spent two years of my adolescence living in India. I attended college in rural Maryland and returned home to California for medical school at UC Davis. Throughout my undergraduate and medical education, I had the opportunity to work with refugees, in youth shelters, at needle exchanges, on ambulances, and at gender-affirming care clinics. These experiences shaped my commitment to trauma-informed, patient-centered medicine, in which each patient's care is directed by their individual priorities and values rather than those of the healthcare system or provider. I have published research in Harm Reduction, founded a Health at Every Size advocacy group at my medical school, and studied Spanish to better serve my community. I am thrilled to be training as a family physician in order to gain the skills to care for patients and families through every season of life as a full-spectrum primary-care doctor.
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Riley Richmond, MD
Riley Richmond, MD
Undergraduate Education
Yale University, Developmental Biology
Medical Education
University of Michigan Medical School
Interests
Woodworking, gardening, hiking, education/mentoring
Pronouns
He/Him
Bio
My path to becoming a doctor started at Yale University followed by the University of Michigan Medical School. My family—my wife and our two young kids—inspires me and helps me keep a balanced life. Before medical school, I was an officer in the United States Navy. I deeply care about making sure everyone can get appropriate and quality healthcare. My research has focused on factors outside the doctor's office that affect people's health, like whether they have enough food or a safe place to live. I try to connect with my patients and give them care that's both professional and truly supportive. I believe in teaching people about their health and working with them as a team to reach their health goals.
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Julia Wong, DO
Julia Wong, DO
Undergraduate Education
University of California, Davis, B.S. Microbiology, Minor in Human Development
Medical Education
Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine
Interests
Preventative Medicine, Community Outreach, Sports Medicine, OMM
Pronouns
She/Her
Bio
I was born and raised in San Francisco, a city that shaped my love for community, diversity, and connection. I completed my undergraduate studies at UC Davis, where I majored in Microbiology and minored in Human Development. It was there that I discovered my passion for the intersection of science, human behavior, and community health. Growing up in an immigrant household, I saw how intimidating and complex the healthcare system could be. These early experiences sparked my interest in family medicine—a field where I can bridge gaps in care and advocate for patients from all backgrounds. While volunteering as a medical scribe in San Francisco's Bayview-Hunter's Point neighborhood, I gained a deeper understanding of how social factors like housing, transportation, nutrition, and emotional support affect health outcomes. At Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine, I was drawn to the osteopathic philosophy of treating the whole person. My education reinforced the importance of holistic, patient-centered care and listening to each person's unique story. I strive to create a culturally inclusive environment where patients feel heard and empowered to work collaboratively toward their health goals. My clinical interests include health equity, sports medicine, adolescent health, reproductive health, osteopathic manipulative medicine (OMM), and integrative medicine. I am especially passionate about caring for underserved communities and addressing barriers to care. I'm incredibly excited to continue my journey in family medicine and am honored to be a part of the Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa residency, where preventative and collaborative health care are prioritized. I'm inspired by Kaiser Permanente's mission to provide high-quality, affordable care and to improve the health of both members and the community.
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Class of 2027
Nancy Githere-Thande, DO
Nancy Githere-Thande, DO
Undergraduate Education
University of Pennsylvania
Medical Education
Marian University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Interests
Social justice, DEIA, women's health, preventative care, mental health, mentorship
Pronouns
She/her
Bio
Dr. Githere-Thande brings a unique global perspective and a passion for culturally competent, patient-centered care. Her journey in medicine is deeply personal, driven by experiences that have shaped her commitment to women's health, preventive care, and mental health services. Raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and spending much of her free time traveling the world (England, France, Spain, China, Thailand, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Mexico to name a few), she embodies the spirit of a global citizen. Outside of medicine, Dr. Githere-Thande loves spending time with her husband, daughter, and two dogs. She enjoys watching sports, 49ers football and Warriors basketball as well as indulging her reality tv guilty pleasure during her spare time.
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Bonnie Nguyen, DO
Bonnie Nguyen, DO
Undergraduate Education
University of California Davis
Medical Education
Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine
Interests
Public health, preventative medicine, food as medicine, community outreach
Pronouns
She/her
Bio
Dr. Nguyen brings a wealth of experience and a passion for culturally sensitive, comprehensive care. With a background in quality improvement and a Master's in Maternal and Child Nutrition, Dr. Nguyen offers a unique perspective on holistic healthcare. Outside of medicine, you’ll find Dr. Nguyen hiking, admiring nature during golden hour, watching Korean dramas, cooking, and exploring new food spots. Dr. Nguyen enjoys cooking multicultural cuisines but gravitates towards Vietnamese dishes to carry on the traditions and flavors she grew up with.
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Emily Pengelly, MD
Emily Pengelly, MD
Undergraduate Education
University of San Francisco
Medical Education
Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth
Interests
Public health, geriatrics, health access, quality improvement
Pronouns
She/her
Bio
Dr. Pengelly brings a unique background to our team, with over 15 years of service in the U.S. Army, including experience as a paratrooper and physician assistant at a military hospital. Her military service has instilled in her a deep appreciation for teamwork and adaptability in healthcare. Outside of medicine, Dr. Pengelly enjoys hiking, yoga, and spending time with her family. Dr. Pengelly chose KP Santa Rosa for the program’s commitment to rigorous full spectrum training while supporting personal and community wellness. She especially loves the Tuesday market farmers market at the hospital and riding her bike to work.
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Arielle Sanghvi, MD
Arielle Sanghvi, MD
Undergraduate Education
University of California Los Angeles
Medical Education
Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine at Florida Atlantic University
Interests
Public health, community service, preventative health
Pronouns
She/her
Bio
Dr. Sanghvi, took a unique journey from civil engineering to medicine, bringing a fresh perspective to patient care. With a passion for public health and community service, she's already made waves with her e-cigarette prevention program and gun safety campaign. When she's not in the clinic, you might find Dr. Sanghvi playing open-world video games, pickleball with her family and friends, or cooking new recipes in her air fryer. Dr. Sanghvi is also a talented escape artist who loves a good puzzle. She has successfully solved fourteen escape rooms.
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Joelle Victoriano, DO
Joelle Victoriano, DO
Undergraduate Education
University of California San Diego
Medical Education
Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Interests
Global health, public health, social justice, translational science
Pronouns
She/her
Bio
Dr. Victoriano brings a passion for culturally competent care and healthcare equity to our diverse Northern California community. Her approach combines medical expertise with genuine empathy, creating a welcoming environment for all patients. When she's not in the clinic, you might find Dr. Victoriano pursuing her lifelong love of music and performance. With over 20 years of experience singing and playing various instruments, she understands the healing power of art. Her musical journey mirrors her approach to medicine: always learning, growing, and connecting with others. Dr. Victoriano's diverse interests extend beyond music. As an avid rock-climber, weightlifter, and fitness enthusiast, she promotes an active lifestyle and loves being outdoors . Her curiosity drives her to learn about languages and various academic disciplines, believing that being well-rounded allows her to connect with and serve patients more effectively.
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Michael Zakovich, DO
Michael Zakovich, DO
Undergraduate Education
Michigan State University East Lansing
Medical Education
Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Interests
Preventative medicine, music therapy, exercise therapy, the power of human connection in healing.
Pronouns
He/him
Bio
Dr. Zakovich brings a unique blend of medical expertise and musical talent to our team. A graduate of Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, he's passionate about holistic patient care and the power of human connection in healing. Outside of his medical practice, Michael enjoys performing in his local community. His journey from musical novice to skilled multi-instrumentalist mirrors his approach to medicine: persistence, dedication, and a constant pursuit for growth. Dr. Zakovich's experiences in musical therapy have shaped his empathetic bedside manner, making him particularly well-suited for family medicine. He is committed to providing comprehensive, patient-centered care that addresses both physical and emotional well-being.
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Class of 2026
Molly Kay, DO
Molly Kay, DO
Undergraduate Education
U.C. Santa Cruz
Medical Education
Touro University College of Medicine
Interests
Sports medicine, lifestyle medicine, and nutrition as medicine.
Bio
I was born and raised in a small town in the heart of Mendocino County where I spent most of my childhood outdoors in nature with a variety of farm animals. After graduating high school, I moved to attend U.C. Santa Cruz. In 2009 I moved to Sonoma County to be closer to family and pursue a career in medicine. In 2023 I graduated from Touro University College of Medicine. Although I took a very scenic route to become a physician, I learned a lot along the way and gained vital life experiences that have shaped my interest in medicine and wellness. During my medical school clinical rotations, I had the fortunate experience of rotating through many different healthcare systems. I experienced first-hand what each system has to offer their patients and providers. I was immediately impressed by the collective team effort and collaborative care patients received at Kaiser Permanente. As a physician, I highly value the ability to recognize each patient as a unique individual while providing the best evidence-based medicine custom-tailored to optimize wellness and I truly feel Kaiser’s mission embraces these same sentiments. I pursued family medicine for the broad scope of practice and the ability to serve my community in numerous capacities. From labor and delivery to counseling patients on end-of-life care, the ability to provide comprehensive care for all ages and stages in my community is a pleasure and privilege. Family medicine has offered me the ability for me to pursue my professional areas of interest which include sports medicine, lifestyle medicine, and nutrition as medicine. Health is achieved through investment in wellness, high-quality nutrition, physical activity, and conventional medicine. It is an honor to serve my community and join them in reaching their health and wellness goals.
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Anissa Butler, MD
Anissa Butler, MD
Undergraduate Education
Jackson State University
Medical Education
University of Mississippi Medical Center.
Interests
Community medicine, full spectrum care for people born with a uterus, public health, integrative medicine, and increasing access to high-quality health care for the Black community.
Pronouns
She/her
Bio
I was born in Jackson, Mississippi to teen parents and raised in a combination of urban, suburban, and rural environments around Jackson. I thought I would become a dancer as I trained in multiple styles of dance from a young age, including ballet. During college I discovered an interest in medicine and began to pursue it after shadowing a surgeon. I completed my undergraduate education in chemistry at Jackson State University, where I also danced with the infamous Sonic Boom of the South Marching Band. I earned my Masters in Biomedical Sciences and my Medical Degree from the University of Mississippi Medical Center. Becoming a patient while needing to become my own doctor during medical school shaped my approach to medicine and being a physician. I am committed to dismantling medical racism and discrimination, and caring for marginalized communities. My areas of interest include community medicine, full spectrum care for people born with a uterus, public health, integrative medicine, and increasing access to high-quality health care for the Black community. I knew I needed to train at Kaiser Santa Rosa because of its unique opportunity to practice full-spectrum medicine, train in integrative methods, surround myself with a supportive culture, and learn how to maintain my personal wellbeing while training to assist in the wellbeing of patients. The KPSR Family Medicine department is committed to addressing systemic and systematic issues affecting the care of patients as well as medical training, and this is perfect for my personal medical mission.
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Jane Kwong, DO
Jane Kwong, DO
Undergraduate Education
University of California, Los Angeles
Medical Education
Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine
Interests
Preventative Medicine
Pronouns
She/her
Bio
My journey to medicine began with my upbringing in San Francisco, where I was exposed to diverse cultures and communities from a young age. This early exposure fostered my appreciation for inclusivity and the importance of tailoring healthcare to individual needs. I went on to pursue a degree in Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology with a minor in Biomedical Sciences at UCLA. During my undergraduate years, I actively engaged in various volunteering opportunities, including being a medical assistant at Venice Family Health Clinic and a resident supervisor for the unhoused at Bruin Shelter. These experiences fueled my passion for addressing health inequities and advocating for underserved populations. I was, and continue to be, drawn to preventive medicine because I strongly believe that proactive healthcare measures are the solution to improving health outcomes. I also thoroughly enjoy being able to build strong personal relationships with my patients through all different stages of their lives. For this next chapter, I chose to train at KPSR because of the genuine warmth and inclusivity I experienced when speaking to faculty and fellow residents. I have faith that this amazing community will help me grow into the physician I strive to be.
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Katherine Meadows, DO
Katherine Meadows, DO
Undergraduate Education
University of Maryland
Medical Education
Touro California
Interests
Sports Medicine, LGBTQIA+ Healthcare, OMM/OMT, community-based medicine and advocacy
Pronouns
She/her
Bio
I am passionate about pursuing a career in Family Medicine because I appreciate the benefits of a patient-centered approach to health care, and the reward of developing long-term, trusting relationships with patients. I specifically chose to practice medicine at Kaiser Permanente for the exceptional care Kaiser provides to their patients. I especially enjoy that Kaiser has an integrated system that allows multiple health care workers to collaborate and provide the best, individualized care and I cannot wait to be a part of that. Family medicine offers a wide scope in training; this allows me to care for anyone who enters the clinic. Within the specialty I have a few specific areas of interest – Sports Medicine, LGBTQIA+ Healthcare, OMM/OMT, community-based medicine, and advocacy – as I hope to speak on behalf of my patients to ensure their voices are heard in all settings. My goal is to engage with my future patients as a physician, an advocate, and an educator in order to empower patients with the information to attain optimal health and give them the tools to prevent complications in the future. I am aware that there are many aspects of healing and I want to be a provider that can help at all levels. I am committed to becoming a physician who not only prioritizes the physical wellbeing of their patients, but also the mental and emotional.
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Miryam Ha, DO
Miryam Ha, DO
Undergraduate Education
University of California, Davis
Medical Education
Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Interests
Global medicine, child and adolescent health, reproductive health, OMM, POCUS, and integrative medicine.
Pronouns
She/her
Bio
I had the privilege of working in the Kaiser Permanente system as a fourth-year medical student. The dedicated and caring community, commitment to practicing evidence-based medicine, and culture of advocacy and inclusion deeply resonated with me. I am honored to join an organization that will better equip me with the knowledge needed to serve different communities justly, humbly, and effectively. After completing my undergraduate studies at the University of California, Davis, I spent time exploring my different interests in counseling, mentoring, and teaching. I realized that primary care medicine, particularly family medicine was the intersection of all these things. I received my Master’s in Global Medicine at the University of Southern California before starting medical school at Rocky Vista University in Colorado. I am passionate about serving the underserved and promoting health equity. My interest in global medicine and sustainable global initiatives began after a study abroad trip to Oaxaca, Mexico where I gained deeper insight on medical “voluntourism” and cultural humility. In addition to global medicine, other professional interests of mine include child and adolescent health, reproductive health, OMM, POCUS, and integrative medicine. Patients are at the core of how I practice medicine. My philosophy stems from a lens of narrative medicine which posits that the ability to recognize, engage, interpret, and act on patients’ stories of their illnesses is crucial to an effective practice. I strive to create space for folks to feel comfortable and confident in sharing and discussing their healthcare goals. People are much more than their illness and as such, cannot be treated with band aid solutions. Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your healthcare team! I am so excited to partner with you!
More about me
I truly love my co-residents and faculty. The program offers strong training in reproductive health procedures, joint injections, and biopsies, which has been a highlight for me. That said, I’d love to see more urgent care exposure (which is thankfully in progress), and I wish there were more good Asian food options nearby!
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Alice Renaud, MD
Alice Renaud, MD
Undergraduate Education
Northeastern University
Medical Education
Sidney Kimmel Medical College
Interests
Minimally disruptive medicine, lifestyle medicine, geriatrics, and maternal-child health.
Pronouns
She/her
Bio
I chose to be a Family Medicine physician because of its wide scope of practice, allowing me to care for people of all ages throughout their lifetimes through any and all medical challenges. I completed my undergraduate degree in Behavioral Neuroscience at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts and my medical degree at Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I grew up in Northern California and am so excited to be back here to continue my training. My professional interests as a physician include minimally disruptive medicine, lifestyle medicine, geriatrics, and maternal-child health. I am also passionate about medical education and leadership development as I feel creating safe and warm learning environments is the best way to create the next generation of compassionate and knowledgeable physician leaders. I am so excited to be a Kaiser Permanente physician because of its integrated health system and emphasis on preventative medicine and inter-specialty collaboration. My philosophy of care is inspired by helping my patients fit medicine into their busy lives to maintain health and wellness. I enjoy partnering with my patients to help them achieve their goals and believe the health of our community plays a significant role in the health of the individuals within in.
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Alumni
Class of 2025
Timothy Kim, DO, MPH
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara, specializing in Urology
Yimdriuska Magan Mendoza, MD, MPH
Family Medicine, Petaluma Health Center
Osvaldo Palomares, MD
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa, specializing in Latino Health
Shoshannah Rubin, DO
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa, specializing in Geriatrics
Kevin Walker, MD
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente Rohnert Park
Marissa Westerland, MD
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente Rohnert Park
Class of 2024
Eduardo Alvarado, MD
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa
Thomas Dowlearn, MD
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa
Simone Easterbrook, DO
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa
Esther Funez Castro, DO, MPH
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa
Brian Gambardella, MD
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa
Class of 2023
Zachary Anderson, DO, MS
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente, Primary Care Specialty Program in Psychiatry
John Callander, MD
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente San Francisco
Kimberly Hower, DO
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa, Primary Care Specialty Program in OB/GYN
Constantine Kulkoff, DO
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente San Francisco
Allison Noesekabel, MD
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa
Gustavo Romero, MD
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa, Primary Care Specialty Program in Dermatology
Class of 2022
Ishika Arora, MD
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa
Stephen Babson, MD
Family Medicine, Southwest Family Physicians, Oregon
Michelle Baer, MD, MS
FM-OB, Sutter Health, Sacramento, FM-OB Fellowship, Swedish Medical Center, Seattle
Jenna Jorgensen, MD
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente
Ryan Wei, MD
FM-Sports Medicine Fellowship, UC San Francisco
Garyn Worrall, MD
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente
Class of 2021
Daniel Ayala-Ortiz, MD
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente
Julet Baltonado, MD
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente
Elia Cole, DO
Urgent Care, Kaiser Permanente
Lauren Glaser, MD
Family Medicine, Kaiser Permanente
Alexis Hoffkling, MD
Family Medicine-OB, Colorado
Tracy Krinard, DO
Family Medicine, Petaluma Health Center
