Allison Connor, MD
Medical School: Oregon Health & Science University
Undergraduate University of California, Los Angeles
Allison grew up in a small town in Virginia with limited access to basic healthcare resources, an experience that inspired her long-term goal of practicing rural medicine in Oregon. From a young age, she developed a strong interest in applied science, making a career in medicine a natural path. She worked her way through college in California and went on to attend Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), where she earned a combined MD/MPH degree. Outside of her professional pursuits, Allison enjoys gardening, creating mixed media art—some of which has been displayed at the OHSU gallery—hiking, camping, and crocheting while watching classic Criterion films and 1990s television.
Kevin Harriman, MD
Medical School: Oregon Health & Science University
Undergraduate: University of Minnesota
Kevin completed his undergraduate studies across Idaho, Oregon, and Minnesota before returning to the Pacific Northwest to earn his medical degree at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU). He initially pursued a year of anesthesiology training but ultimately discovered his passion in internal medicine, where he values building meaningful, lasting relationships with his patients. After completing his internal medicine residency, Kevin is considering a career in palliative care or hospice medicine. Outside of medicine, Kevin enjoys hiking, swimming, camping, and exploring the outdoors. He also appreciates reading and occasionally explores philosophy, along with enjoying a good movie or game.
Crawford Lampton, MD
Medical School: University of Mississippi
Undergraduate: Rhodes College, Tennessee
As a sixth-generation physician, Crawford completed his medical education in Mississippi, where he regularly volunteered at the Jackson Free Clinic—a highly regarded student-run clinic. He valued the hands-on experience and the opportunity to apply his medical knowledge in a real-world setting. Kevin values the connection to patients’ internal medicine provides. Outside of medicine, Crawford enjoys walking his corgi, Taco, as well as cycling and hiking. He also has a strong interest in travel, visiting museums, and photographing unique and interesting locations.
Austin Pan, MD
Medical School: University of Colorado
Undergraduate: University of California, San Diego
After growing up in California and completing his medical education in Colorado, Austin is excited to continue his training on the West Coast through his residency. Inspired by a family member’s experience with arthritis, he developed a strong interest in rheumatology and looks forward to deepening his expertise in internal medicine. Austin hopes to one day practice in a community where he can incorporate his proficiency in Mandarin to better serve diverse patient populations.
In his free time, Austin enjoys recurve archery, reading science fiction and fantasy, building Legos, playing video games, following Formula 1 racing, and has been a percussionist for over 20 years.
Bianca Peters, DO
Medical School: Rocky Vista College of Osteo Medicine
Undergraduate: University of California, Los Angeles
After working as an internal medicine scribe, Bianca developed a strong curiosity for medicine. Guided by the values of hard work and lifelong learning instilled by her parents, she was inspired to pursue a career as a physician. She is drawn to internal medicine for its emphasis on building meaningful relationships with patients and providing culturally sensitive, patient-centered care. Bianca grew up in the Pacific Northwest and is proud to call it home. Her love of the outdoors is reflected in her passion for hiking, and she has set a goal of visiting all 63 U.S. national parks. In her free time, she also enjoys cooking and snowboarding.
Athena Sdrales, DO
Medical School: Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine
Undergraduate: University of Utah
After completing her undergraduate studies in Utah, Athena moved to Kansas City to pursue her medical education. Hearing firsthand accounts of the challenges many individuals face in accessing and affording healthcare sparked her interest in serving underserved communities. This passion was further strengthened during her first role as a medical assistant, where she witnessed the impact of early intervention and solidified her commitment to a career in medicine. Athena’s goal is to make a meaningful difference in communities where healthcare is often viewed as a privilege. Outside of medicine, Athena enjoys staying active through hiking, skiing, paddleboarding, and other outdoor activities. More recently, she has developed an interest in cooking and gardening, and she especially enjoys reading cookbooks. She also loves traveling, exploring art and history, and experiencing new cultures through museums and local traditions
Jessica Shuster, MD
Medical School: Chicago Medical School
Graduate: Georgetown University
Undergraduate: Washington State University
After completing her undergraduate studies on the East Coast and attending medical school in Chicago, Jessica is excited to return to the Pacific Northwest, where she was born and raised. She is passionate about working in a hospital that serves diverse populations and is committed to helping patients navigate complex healthcare systems. Her work is driven by a dedication to addressing healthcare disparities and supporting underserved communities. Outside of medicine, Jessica enjoys oil painting and charcoal art. She is also passionate about underwater photography and scuba diving, using these pursuits to document marine beauty and coral health. In her spare time, she enjoys reading macroeconomic history books.
Marah Taylor, MD
Medical School: Western Michigan University School of Medicine
Graduate: Boston University
Undergraduate: Albion College
Marah’s passion for the outdoors—and a visit to Portland—ultimately brought her to St. Vincent. After completing a rotation in internal medicine, she knew it was the right path for her. She values building meaningful relationships with her patients, striving to understand them as whole individuals and ensuring they feel comfortable and heard. During her time volunteering with Street Medicine Kalamazoo, she worked to identify barriers to care and connect patients with appropriate resources. Outside of medicine, Marah enjoys birdwatching with her husband, playing video games, reading, and building Legos. She is also active in sports, including volleyball and slow-pitch softball.
Simon Grishkevich, MD
Medical School: Oregon Health & Science University
Undergraduate: University of Portland
Having spent most of his childhood in Oregon, Simon is pleased to continue his training in Portland. He completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Portland and attended medical school at OHSU. Following his intern year at St. Vincent, he was drawn to the evolving complexity and wide range of cases encountered in the field, inspiring him to pursue a career in interventional radiology. Outside of medicine, Simon enjoys a variety of athletic pursuits, including football, basketball, volleyball, triathlons, and running the Hood to Coast relay. He also likes playing chess, discussing new movies and TV shows with friends, and spending time fishing and crabbing along the Oregon coast.
Adina Mollusky, DO
Medical School: Western University
Undergraduate: Oregon State University
Like many of her fellow interns, Adina grew up in Oregon and is excited to continue building her medical foundation in Portland before pursuing a career in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. She was drawn to the specialty after witnessing the transformative impact of adaptive and inclusive sports, where individuals are empowered to redefine their physical limitations. Adina is passionate about motivating and advocating for patients as they work toward achieving their personal goals. Outside of medicine, Adina enjoys running marathons, hiking, and snowboarding. She also has a wide range of interests, including brewing kombucha, solving Rubik’s Cubes, weightlifting, traveling, reading, and participating in trivia.
Marcus Harmon, MD
Medical School: University of Illinois
Undergraduate: University of Alaska, Fairbanks
Alaska is Marcus’ home state and looking forward to exploring the
Pacific Northwest. Marcus has played hockey since he was 2 years old and
has been a youth hockey coach for 7 years mentoring young boys and girls.
He has worked in constructions and enjoys playing the guitar, collecting
records, and downhill skiing. Marcus founded a student interest group
at medical school to educate colleagues on applications of artificial
intelligence in medical practice.
Eric Hollenbaugh, MD
Medical School: University of Washington
Undergraduate: Carroll College, Montana
Eric comes to us from Spokane, Washington. He grew up playing music, sports,
backpacking and fly fishing, which he still enjoys. He spends his free
time playing the keyboard, exercising, hiking, and hanging out with his
beautiful soon-to-be wife (Katie) and his golden retriever (Mildred).
During medical school, Eric dabbled in otolaryngology research and briefly
considered a career in ENT. The breadth and continuity of Internal Medicine,
however, ultimately captured his interest and became his true calling.
Olivia Kerr, MD
Medical School: University of Texas, Houston
Undergraduate: Texas A&M University
Olivia was born and raised in Texas. She is an avid reader, enjoys outdoor
sports and traveling, especially to national parks. At her medical school,
Olivia helped design an Intersectionality elective to help educate herself
and classmates about the social determinants of health. Olivia is undecided
if she plans to pursue Primary Care or Hospitalist after residency.
Devon Millet, DO
Medical School: Pacific Northwest University
Undergraduate: Montana State University
Devon grew up in Vancouver, WA and is thrilled to be staying in the Pacific Northwest near his family. He is very passionate about education and teaching others. Devon has worked as a deli clerk, a grounds worker, and as a medication technician for an assisted living/memory care facility. He enjoys spending time outdoors and plays recreational sports. Devon envisions himself as a hospitalist and educator.
Connor Shortt, DO
Medical School: Western University
Undergraduate: Pacific University
Connor rotated with our program with the Ward D team. In his free time, he prefers to get out into nature, whether it is hiking, hunting, fishing, paddle boarding, pickleball or running. More recently, he’s been increasingly interested in fly fishing. Following his residency, Devon would like to pursue a fellowship in endocrinology to help others affected by diabetes, a chronic illness he himself has been diagnosed with.
Priyanka Taneja, DO
Medical School: Pacific Northwest University
Undergraduate: University of Washington
Priyanka has lived in the Pacific Northwest ever since she moved from India at a young age. She has cherished growing up in the region, getting to know its people, and becoming part of its vibrant and diverse community. During her rotation in the ICU, Priyanka was well liked by the entire team and quickly fell in love with the program’s culture. In her free time, she enjoys spending quality time with her friends and family or unwinding with her guitar. Priyanka is drawn to Internal Medicine because of its focus on the little things—a value true to her heart, that collectively enhances patient management.
Alexandra Tees, MD
Medical School: University of Limerick, Ireland
Undergraduate: University of St. Andrews
Alex grew up in Portland but went to college in Scotland and medical school in Ireland where she has family. She was awestruck how homelessness and addiction are viewed very differently in Ireland – a communal problem – and has a passion to bring care to underserved communities. Alex loves the outdoors. “If I could live my life under the stars I would”. She has a particular interest in the way stress and support affect overall health and wants to be a doctor for the culture of connectivity.
Alexandra Zinn, DO
Medical School: Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine
Undergraduate: Oregon State University
Allie rotated with us as a medical student. She is a native Pacific Northwesterner and spends most of her free time cooking and baking. She is also passionate about personal wellness, enjoys cycling, and has been a running coach/mentor to 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade girls. Following residency, Allie is interested in Hospital Medicine.
Ryan Apathy, MD
Medical School: University of Washington
Undergraduate: University of Puget Sound
Ryan graduated with special training from the University of Washington LGBTQ+ Healthcare Pathway, an educational track focused on providing culturally responsive care for the LGBTQ+ population. Volunteers for several organizations specializing in care for historically marginalized populations, including as a digital crisis counselor for the Trevor Project. Ryan has an active interest in benchtop and translational research and received an Outstanding Research Project Award from the University of Alaska for research in CAR-T cell therapies at Seattle Children's Therapeutics. Proud husband, dog and cat dad, rock climber, musician, chef, and baker.
Katelyn Bobrowski, DO
Medical School: Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine
Undergraduate: Saint Louis University
Hospice Care volunteer for 2-years. Katelyn has volunteered in medical clinics in rural villages of Ghana. Extremely active in sports, especially softball. Played on traveling softball team as a young adult and was an assistant coach for her hometown middle school softball team. She happy to have relocated to PDX for the outdoor lifestyle, food scene, and to connect with extended family in the area.
Natalie Bolton, MD
Medical School: Creighton University
Undergraduate: Creighton University
Natalie grew up in Portland and is excited to return to the area. Natalie has had a unique experience providing health education and access to the Mayan community in Omaha. She enjoys hiking, volleyball, badminton, piano, and baking during her free time. Rotated as a medical student.
Joshua Grosser, MD
Medical School: Wake Forest University
Undergraduate: University of Wisconsin
Josh was born in Plymouth MN. In medical school, he was heavily involved in research and mentorship. Also played in a band with other students. Volunteered with a medical team that provided free medical care to uninsured patients in Winston-Salem and surrounding areas. Favorite pastimes currently include rock climbing, music production, reading fantasy and historical function, and hanging out with co-residents. Unsure about post-residency plans, likely hospitalist medicine but open to fellowship.
Hannah Kirk, DO
Medical School: Pacific Northwest University
Undergraduate: Oregon State University
Hannah possesses a graduate degree in clinical psychology. She volunteered with the Yakima Union Gospel Mission and worked to streamline many of their business systems (billing, inventory management, drug labeling). Hannah has several family members in the PNW and is excited to be closer to them. Having grown up in a small town, after residency, Hannah plans to return and practice in a rural community.
Paige Ruh, DO
Medical School: Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine
Undergraduate: University of Minnesota
Paige earned a Master’s degree in Bioethics while simultaneously enrolled in medical school. Volunteered as a camp counselor for Camp Kesem; which is a camp for children whose parents were affected by cancer. Hobbies include cooking, Walking her dog and strength training. In her spare time, Paige enjoys getting takeout from a local restaurant and watching a movie or getting a drink at a local brewery.
Andrew Sunwood, DO
Medical School: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine
Undergraduate: University of Alabama
Andrew has a deep-rooted passion for teaching, learning and curiosity. Andrew is looking forward to teaching medical students. He is happy to have escaped the heat and humidity of Alabama and is now enjoying the fantastic weather the PNW has to offer. Hobbies include billiards, watching soccer, running, and spending time with his fiancée exploring the food and scenery of Portland and the rest of the PNW.
Jennifer Wong, DO
Medical School: Pacific Northwest University
Undergraduate: Pacific University
Jennifer is from Beaverton and is glad to be remaining in the area to be close to family and the community where she grew up. Loves to mentor and teach - while in medical school, was a pharmacology tutor, an upperclassmen mentor/"Big Doc" providing guidance and support to underclassmen/"Little Docs," and was involved in various outreach projects to nurture excitement in STEM and medicine. She is a long-time volunteer with the Meals on Wheels and SHIBA programs, both of which care for the elderly community members. Fluent in Vietnamese. In addition to spending time with family and friends, Jennifer enjoys attending sporting events, exploring the outdoors, playing video and board games, and baking.
