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Medical Assistant (MA)

Elaine Greig is the Medical Assistant for Marté McCadden and Mark Jacokes.


Medical Assistant (MA)

Jeff attended Bryman College in Renton and received certified medical assistant (CMA) certification shortly thereafter. He has previously worked in Family Medicine, Orthopedics and most recently in the Department of Psychiatry at UWMC.

Prior to his time working in health care, he spent 21 years in the music industry developing marketing and advertising campaigns for recording artists. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his dogs, his friends, and gardening.


Family Medicine Physician

Dr. Erlanger is a board certified family physician. She practices primary care medicine at UW Hall Health on the UW Campus.

Dr. Erlanger received her undergraduate degree at the University of Wisconsin, and her medical degree at Washington University in St. Louis.  She completed the UW affiliated Providence Family Medicine residency in 1998, and a UW faculty development fellowship in 1999.  She came to UW Hall Health in 2005, after 7 years of teaching and practicing full spectrum family medicine in a UW affiliated inner city clinic.

She is on the faculty of the UW School of Medicine, and teaches the Introduction to Clinical medicine course.


Patient Care Philosophy
I focus on improving the overall wellness of each individual patient by partnering with them to address areas of concern and to maximize health.  I enjoy working with patients over time, and being a part of the community in which I practice.  I have special interests in the connection between physical and emotional health.

Personal Interests
In my free time my family and I enjoy exploring the rich cultural experiences in Seattle, spending time with friends, and walking our dog.

Clinical Interests
Mental health; eating disorders; weight management; sexual wellbeing; pregnancy planning (or prevention); mind-body medicine; disabilities and underserved healthcare

Research Interests
Dr. Erlanger studies medical student wellness

Languages
English

Expertise
Family Medicine


Medical Assistant

Jessica is the Medical Assistant for Diane DerBoghosian and Kevin Carrabine


Internal Medicine Physician, Director

Dr. Dugdale has been a general internal medicine physician since 1986 and is trained in comprehensive primary care of adults and the diagnosis and management of complex medical problems.

Patient Care Philosophy
I enjoy partnering with patients to help them make the health care choices that are best for them.

Personal Interests
Parenting, mountaineering

Clinical Interests
Care of people with diabetes; care for mental health concerns in the primary care setting.

Research Interests
Quality improvement, medical information systems, population based care, patient-physician communication.

Languages
English

Expertise
Diabetes, Internal Medicine


Family Nurse Practitioner
Diane received a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from Northeastern University in Boston and a Master’s degree in Nursing from University of Washington. She is board certified in Adolescent/Adult Health and Women’s Health.  She has been in practice as a nurse practitioner since 1995.

Patient Care Philosophy
Health care involves a mutual effort between patient and provider.  My goal is to be a conduit for my patients in helping them take control of their health and do all they can to maintain wellness.

Scope Of Care
Diane treats a variety of primary care needs in the adolescent and adult population.

Personal Interests
Diane enjoys hiking, cooking, cross country skiing, gardening and spending time with children, family and friends.

Clinical Interests
Dive medicine
Latent Tuberculosis Infection


Languages
English

 


Family Medicine Physician

Lili Church, MD, grew up on the northshore of Lake Superior in Minnesota. She completed her medical training at the University of Iowa and residency at Swedish Hospital in Seattle. She is board certified in Family Medicine and taught in the UW Family Medicine Residency Program before joining Hall Health. She works in both the Primary Care and Women’s Health clinics, reflecting her interests in urgent care, gynecology, reproductive health, procedures, education, and working with individuals to improve health and well-being.

Personal Interests
She enjoys sunrises, her family, running, coffee, rain, and reading fiction.


Internal Medicine Physician, Associate Medical Director

Dr Mary Bachhuber Watts is a board certified Internal Medicine Specialist. She practices at Hall Health Center on the University of Washington Campus. In addition to her primary care practice she oversees the quality improvement program for her clinic.

She is a fellow of the American College of Physicians; in addition she is a member of the American College Health Association and the King County Medical Society.

Patient Care Philosophy
Her philosophy is one of partnering with the patient and working together towards the goal of health and wellness. She recognizes the importance of providing clear information so that the patient can be actively involved in health care decisions. She recognizes the role that emotional health has upon physical health. She places value on service excellence.

Scope Of Care
Dr Watts provides a full spectrum of care including care for acute health problems; ongoing (chronic) illnesses and “wellness” checkups in persons over the age of 14. She has special interests in health problems affecting women.

Personal Interests
Bicycling, hiking, tennis and studying the Spanish language.

Clinical Interests
Women’s health care

Research Interests
Improving systems for health care delivery

Languages
English, Spanish

Expertise
Internal Medicine


Family Nurse Practitioner, UW Travel Clinic Director

Anne C. Terry is a nurse practitioner who works in primary care and travel medicine at Hall Health Center at the University of Washington. Her special interests include pre- and post-travel assessments, infectious disease challenges and dermatology. Anne is currently the director of the UW Medicine Travel Clinic at Hall Health Center.

She obtained her Master of Science in nursing at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville in 1997. In addition, she has a Certificate in Infectious Disease and Infection Control from the UW School of Nursing and is certified as a travel provider by the International Society of Travel Medicine (ISTM).


Patient Care Philosophy
I strive to inspire patients to make good health decisions and to give them the tools to make things happen. Without patient input and effort, good health cannot be achieved.

Personal Interests
International travel, hiking, cycling and knitting.

Clinical Interests
Travel medicine, including pre-travel consultations and figuring out complex post-travel issues; infectious disease; and dermatology, including the management of acne with Accutane.

Teaching Interests
Mentoring nurse practitioner students and UW residents in global health.

Languages
English

Expertise
Primary Care, Travel Medicine


Family Nurse Practitioner, Clinic Lead

I am a family nurse practitioner at Hall Health Primary Care Center, and the unit manager for Hall Health's Primary Care Clinic. I am one of the facility's Epic electronic medical records platform experts, and train others to use the system.

Patient Care Philosophy
I work hard to provide care that is person-centered, respectful and considerate, with a dash of humor thrown in.

Personal Interests
I enjoy my daily bicycle commute, advocating for improved pedestrian and bicycle facilities, and exploring the beauty and wonder of the natural world.

Clinical Interests
All aspects of health care delivery. I particularly enjoy helping patients with the challenge of increasing physical activity and improving eating habits.

Languages
English

Expertise
Family Medicine


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