Welcome to the Family Medicine Residency of Idaho – Caldwell program. The program is a branch of the main Full Circle Health Program that is designed especially for broad-spectrum rural family medicine training. Here in Caldwell, our faculty is passionate about the training of Family Medicine Physicians. We are an unopposed program supported by the entire medical community of Caldwell and the surrounding areas. Therefore, we are able to provide an extremely broad training experience for our residents. Trainees essentially become a member of the medical group when they come to Caldwell as a resident, allowing for great professional and personal flexibility. This is very important because we recognize that balance is necessary to make well-rounded, fulfilled physicians.
The Caldwell Residency program began as a Rural Training Track (RTT) back in 1995 with one resident per year, graduating our first resident in 1998. In 2006, due to the program’s success, it was expanded to two residents per year (six residents’ total). In 2011, once again, the program expanded to three residents per year (nine residents’ total). All of our graduates are board certified family medicine physicians. Of our graduates to date, 88% are serving in rural areas.
Starting July 2023, the first year of training will begin in Caldwell with plans of going back to Boise for pediatrics/OB through rotations.
PGY-1 Full Circle Health (1-2) half days per week, 4-6 patients per half day.
Rotation
Weeks
Location
IM/FM Inpatient
(8/8)
SA/VA/WV
OB Inpt. /Outpt.
8
SL/WV
Pediatrics Inpt. / Outpt.
8
SL
Geriatrics / Dermatology
(2/2)
Office
Behavioral Health / Sports Medicine
(2/2)
Office
Surgery
4
WV
Emergency Medicine
4
WV
Gynecology
4
Office
PGY-2 Caldwell (3) half days per week, 8-10 patients per half day
Rotation
Weeks
Location
Medicine
10
WV
Night Float
2
WV
Obstetrics
6
WV
Pediatrics
2
Boise
Art of Family Med./Community Med.
4
Office
Longitudinal
4
WV
Elective / Subspecialties
(6/6)
Office
Ortho / Sports Medicine
4
Office
Surgery
4
Office
Rural
4
Away
PGY-3 Caldwell (3-4) half days per week, 10-12 patients per half day
Rotation
Weeks
Location
Medicine
8
WV
Night Float
2
WV
Obstetrics
4
WV
GYN
4
Office
Elective / Subspecialties
(12/6)
Office
Cardiology / Urology
(2/2)
Office
Ortho / Sports Medicine
4
Office
Longitudinal
4
Office
Rural
4
Away
SA - Saint Alphonsus RMC | SL - St. Luke’s Health RMC VA - Boise VA Medical Center | WV - West Valley RMC
Longitudinal examples - ER, Outpatient Pediatrics, Geriatrics, BH, Procedures, etc. Subspecialty examples - Ophthalmology, Dermatology, ENT, etc. Elective - Resident area of interest
Highlighted Curricular Strengths
Unopposed
Flexibility of a Small Program
Medical Community is Dedicated to Teaching
Broad scope of practice
Focus on Procedures and Obstetrics
Treated as a Junior Partner
Clinic is Connected to the Hospital
Clinical Locations
Saint Alphonsus Medical Clinic
315 East Elm Street, Caldwell, ID 83605
The Caldwell RTT site is based at Saint Alphonsus Medical Clinic which is a large group of ten family physicians and five pediatricians. The clinic is located in a 56,000 square foot office building physically attached to West Valley Medical Center in Caldwell. This close proximity allows residents to go back and forth between the clinic and the hospital with ease, helping them to be involved with any interesting cases that may be going on in either location.
Hospital duties during years two and three will be performed at WVMC. West Valley is a 150-bed (ten critical care beds, seven intermediate care beds, eight pediatric beds) community hospital that has been serving the community well for over 50 years. Residents are welcome to gain experience in the entire hospital. They can commonly be seen in the busy ER, the endoscopy suite, the critical care unit, the OR, and even the cardiac catheterization lab. Food is provided for residents in the cafeteria and doctor’s lounge free of charge. The hospital is small enough that one can quickly learn everyone’s name, and large enough to provide a broad experience for trainees.
A number of physicians in our group spend time performing endoscopic procedures at the nearby Caldwell Surgery Center, outpatient surgical facility owned by MVMC. Our local surgeons spend time at the Center as well, and residents receive privileges there, enabling them to participate in procedures when time allows.
Faculty
Samantha Portenier, MD
Program Director Caldwell
Samantha Portenier was born in Ontario, Oregon and grew up in northern Idaho. She went to undergraduate school on a rodeo scholarship and after graduating from Lewis Clark State College in Lewiston, Idaho did a year of graduate research at the University of Idaho before going to medical school at the University of Nevada, School of Medicine. In Nevada, she focused on primary care and rural medicine and returned to Idaho to do residency at the Caldwell Rural Training Track. After graduation in 2000, she joined the faculty of the family medicine residency and became the site director of the Caldwell Rural Training Track in 2004. She completed her specialized training as Program Director in 2013. When not at work, she is active with her family ranching, training performance horses and traveling to her three children’s rodeos where they participate.
Jocele Skinner, MD
Associate Program Director - Caldwell RTT
Dr. Skinner was born in Nampa, Idaho and raised on a ranch in Eastern Oregon. Dr. Skinner graduated from The College of Idaho in Caldwell, Idaho, and then attended medical school in St. Louis, MO at Saint Louis University. The rural lifestyle and love of the high desert and sagebrush brought her back home to Idaho for residency. She attended the Full Circle Health Rural Track in Caldwell, and then stayed on to join the same medical group after graduation. She volunteers as the team physician in Homedale, the small farming town where she now resides. Dr. Skinner is married to George, and has two children, Catie and Jack. She has never been able to really give up ranch life, and her family has collected quite the menagerie of farm animals over the years. In her personal time, she enjoys knitting, cooking, reading, and gardening.
Richard Augustus, MD
Dr. Richard Augustus is a hospital medicine specialist in Caldwell, ID and has been practicing for 23 years. Dr. Augustus has been the Chief Medical Officer of West Valley since 2013. A graduated from University of Utah School of Medicine in 1996 he specializes in hospital and family medicine. He is passionate in training of the residents and the residency program.
Brenton Baldwin, MD
Dr. Brenton Baldwin attended and graduated from Loma Linda University School of Medicine. He is a 2016 graduate of the Caldwell Rural Training Track Residency program. Caldwell is fortunate to have Dr. Baldwin’s experience and rural training in Family Practice now in our community. He is a highly regarded instructor and devotes many hours of his time to the residency program.
Lindsay Orme, MD
Family Medicine
Dr. Orme is a graduate of the University of Washington Medical School. She is also a 2017 graduate of the Boise Residency Program. Her experience in Family Medicine covers a broad spectrum, from training medical students, in-patient medicine, and obstetrics to providing primary care to a diverse population at a family medical clinic.
Michael Roach, MD
Family Medicine
Dr. Michael Roach, M.D. graduated from the University of Idaho with a B.A. in English, completed additional coursework at both the University of Idaho and Northern Arizona University, and then attended medical school at Saint Louis University School of Medicine, graduating in 1987. He then completed a family medicine residency in 1990 at the Saint Joseph’s Hospital Family Medicine Residency in Phoenix, Arizona.
Roger Wyatt, MD
Family Medicine
Dr. Roger Wyatt, M.D. is a board-certified family medicine physician at the Saint Alphonsus Medical Group Elm Clinic in Caldwell. From Arizona to St. Maartin, Salt Lake City and Idaho, his education and medical training is as expansive as the academic achievements for which he has been recognized. He is committed to his patients and the community. As a dedicated partner in the wellness of his patients, Dr. Wyatt brings a passion for listening to each patient’s unique needs to educate and empower them to reach their wellness goals.
Current Residents
R3
Tracy Adams, DO
Caldwell RTT Program 2023
When not busy with patients, Tracy enjoys reading action and thriller novels, browsing used book stores, making gourmet budget meals, working out, listening to audiobooks, attending comic conventions, doing yoga, bike riding, and hiking.
Craig Cowling, DO
Caldwell RTT Program 2023
There are so many things that Craig enjoys, but chief among those is being a father to his 3 wonderful daughters. Teaching them how to live and explore their world is truly a joy! In Craig’s free time, he enjoys going to the mountains and keeping tabs on the Elk, Deer, Bighorn Sheep, and black bear populations around Boise. Long term goals include hospital and procedure based medicine, osteopathic and physical medicine, diabetes, weight loss, and pregnancy care.
Lauren Hanlon, DO
Caldwell RTT Program 2023
I was born and raised for most of my life in Ventura, CA. I came from a family of competitive swimmers and all-around water lovers so I had the privilege of spending most of my life in and around water. I swam competitively for 15 years, ultimately swimming for the University of Redlands women’s swim team. While at Redlands, I majored in Biology and minored in Chemistry and Spanish. I was also fortunate enough to meet my husband Ryan during our freshman year, and we have been together ever since. Between undergrad and medical school, I wanted to experience the world outside of my comfort zone and improve my Spanish language skills. Ryan and I lived, worked, and traveled in Chile and Argentina for seven months. We met extraordinary people, saw some of the most beautiful places in the world, and thoroughly enjoyed our time there. After returning from South America, I was accepted into medical school at Pacific Northwest University (PNWU) in Yakima, WA.
My medical interests include: Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT), Sports Medicine, Women’s Health, and Emergency Medicine.
Some things I like to do for fun: I now compete with the Boise Barbell Olympic Weightlifting Club in Boise. I love being part of the tight knit group and continuing to improve my strength and technique. I also love anything to do with water (as mentioned above), hiking with our dog, Max, being the pack mule during Ryan’s triathlon races, and sampling Ryan’s new cooking masterpieces.
I am so excited to be part of the Full Circle Health family!
R2
Trent DeLong, DO
Prior to medical school, Trent obtained both undergraduate and graduate degrees in the arts and humanities. He worked professionally in music for several years, traveling to dozens of countries and nearly every U.S. state. Following a health crisis with his father, Trent was inspired by Dr. Marcus Williams, a cardiothoracic surgeon so much so that he embarked on a path to pursue a career in medicine.
Trent competed his medical degree at Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine. While in medical school, he found himself drawn to family medicine due to the ability to practice as a full-scope physician.
His professional interests include gastrointestinal health as well as endoscopy and endoscopic procedures, inpatient and emergency medicine, POCUS, surgical and inpatient-procedures and more. When not fulfilling clinical responsibilities, Trent enjoys spending time with family, exploring the outdoors, community service, medical missions, traveling, aviation, and golf.
“I am truly honored to be part of Full Circle Health‘s Family Medicine Residency of Idaho. I am blessed to work with such an amazing team of residents, attendings, faculty and staff. Our residency program is truly outstanding and provides the environment, space, and training necessary to practice as a full-scope family medicine physician.” – Trent
Andrew Harding, DO
Caldwell RTT Program 2024
Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine
Born in Utah, and raised in Twin Falls, ID where most of my family still lives, I grew up the 4th of 5 kids. Growing up in southern Idaho helped me develop a love for the outdoors and adventure, where I was actively participating in scouting and church activities. After serving a 2 year mission for my church in Australia, where I continued to develop a love for travel, outdoors and camping, I attended Arizona State University and played club waterpolo for Mesa, AZ.
I am a father of 2 wonderful kids, the best pooch, and an avocado tree. I enjoy working out, boating and playing basically any sport out there.
My love for family medicine stems from the ability to do so much and not be limited by my specialty. I hope to one day further expand my practice by completing a sports medicine or emergency medicine fellowship.
Taylor Sorenson, DO
Caldwell RTT Program 2024
Pacific Northwest University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Taylor was born and raised in the small town of Aurora, UT. Growing up in an underserved area is where her passion for rural medicine began. She noticed the hardships her small town community faced when it came to obtaining appropriate medical care and the frequent struggle to find a committed family practitioner. Most of Taylor’s free time growing up was spent outdoors, whether that be on a four-wheeler, go-kart, boat, or wake-surfing. She would not change her small town upbringing for anything as it provided her the opportunity to discover why small town living and its communities are the best.
She attended undergraduate school at Southern Utah University where she majored in Biology and where she also met her husband Noah. She then attended Pacific Northwest University for medical school with her eyes always set on rural family medicine. She served as the Family Medicine Club Vice President, became a member of the Sigma Sigma Phi Honor Society, and was selected to join the Gold Humanism Society by her peers. She also traveled to Uganda, Africa for a global medicine trip during the 1st year of medical school as global medicine is another huge passion of hers. She then completed her clinical training right here in beautiful Boise and the surrounding areas.
Currently Taylor spends her free time hiking with her husband and two dogs (Maple and Milo), traveling, and spending as much time with her family as possible. Her medical interests are Behavioral Health, Global Health, and Rural Medicine.
Taylor is thrilled continue her training in Idaho and is so excited to be joining the Full Circle Health family!
R1
David Gardner, DO
Caldwell Program 2025
David Gardner was raised in a small rural community in Northern California, the eldest of four kids. His father worked as a firefighter, and from a young age this inspired him to pursue a career in public service. After turning 19, David spent two years in Mexico as a missionary; this is where he first recognized major health disparities in both urban and rural communities and his desire was born to become a medical provider.
After returning home from Mexico, David met his amazing wife Katie. Both graduated from Brigham Young University-Idaho and moved to Arkansas for medical school New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine. Two cute kiddos later, they are ecstatic to return to Idaho to be trained by Full Circle Health‘s Family Medicine Residency of Idaho program.
David chose family medicine because of its broad training and the ability to practice in a limited resourced environment. Caring for patients who may have limited access to specialists is important and a passion of his.
In David’s free time he loves; fishing, hunting, backpacking, playing video games with his brothers, and dabbling in an array of sports. He’s beyond excited to return to Idaho; getting some of the best rural family medicine training this country has to offer.
Aryan Sharif, DO
Caldwell Program 2025
Born and raised in the Silicon Valley of California; Aryan Sharif MD realized at a young age that the culture of a tech-centered community wasn’t for him. He had the chance to explore a number of different communities in the state of California. After moving to almost a dozen new cities, his family finally settled in Berkeley. Residing in farming communities in California and joining numerous volunteering efforts in rural communities, both domestically and internationally, Aryan noticed some of the unique challenges associated with living in the countryside.
This lead to his passion for increasing healthcare accessibility in rural communities, especially with Latinx individuals. As a result, this guided him to pursue his medical education at A.T. Still University in Arizona. The time with the Full Circle Health family will help him accomplish these goals (and have fun doing it!).
While Aryan can find something enjoyable about almost anything, some of his favorite hobbies include rock climbing, playing board games, and chasing sunsets!
Chelsey Tlucek, MD
Caldwell Program 2025
Chelsey grew up on a dairy farm in Melba, Idaho until age fifteen. It was then when her family moved to Haiti to do mission work with Maranatha Children’s Ministries. Upon graduating high school, she came back to Idaho where she attended the College of Idaho in Caldwell. There, she majored in biology and minored in chemistry. Concluding her studies, Chelsey then spent two years on the Oregon coast attending Bible school while preparing for medical school.
In 2015 she made the move to the Dominican Republic to attend the Universidad Iberoamericana School of Medicine, graduating in November 2020. She then spent most of 2021 working and obtaining clinical experience in Oregon, Nebraska, Illinois, and rural Pennsylvania. This experience led her to prepare for the residency application process and was matched with the Caldwell program at Full Circle Health.
Chelsey’s clinical interests are around bringing quality healthcare and education to underserved communities in rural America and the developing world. Her years in Haiti and the Dominican Republic have given her passion for humanitarian work and learning about other cultures and languages. She is excited to be back on her “home turf” and receive the broad-spectrum training a rural family residency provides.
In her free time Chelsey enjoys spending time with friends and family, being outdoors, chasing sunsets, reading novels, playing sports, and dabbling with watercolors.
Mariellen Van Nieuwenhuyzen, MD
Caldwell Program 2025
Mariellen was raised on a small family farm in Northern California. She grew up actively involved in her family’s beekeeping business, as well as working in the almond orchard and raising sheep. Mariellen spent much of her youth caring for her mom who is severely disable by multiple sclerosis.
These experiences; as well as pursuing her undergrad in small-town Iowa (at Dordt College), running the family farm with her brother after college, and frequently spending time in Alaska and other rural communities, encouraged her to combine her strong love for agricultural/farming communities with medicine. She was fortunate to be part of a rural medicine training program at the UC Davis School of Medicine. This program let her explore and serve several smaller communities throughout the state. She is excited to continue exploring rural medicine during her time at Full Circle Health‘s Caldwell family medicine residency program.
She and her husband are sad to be leaving behind many dear friends (and lots of good desert OHV riding and camping) at their current home near San Diego. But they are eager to build new community and friendships as they make southern Idaho their home. When she has free time, Mariellen loves spending time with her husband and family (especially holding baby lambs or going for runs on her family’s farm), exploring and enjoying the beauty of God’s creation, reading good books, dabbling with creative and expository writing, fellowshipping with her church family, and visiting the many wonderful friends she and her husband have been blessed with.
Our very own Ashley Carvalho (Caldwell RTT R3) and Dr. Stutzman (PD - Nampa) presenting at the AAFP National Conference this morning about what it means to be a rural family physician. If you missed it, the recorded session will be available on the AAFP-NC website for 30 days. #FMRI #gorural #familymedicine...
The first wellness activity of the residency year to welcome our newly minted R2s: Dr. Cowling, Dr. Adams, and Dr. Hanlon! Residency can be tough, but we enjoyed some ice cream to “sweeten” the deal! Welcome to West Valley. We’re so glad you’re here! #fmricaldwellrtt #indiancreekplaza...
No frowns allowed on night shift! Current R3 Tyler Starr and recent-grad-turned-attending, Eric Donahue, hanging out in the call room on a busy night shift....
R2 Stephen Richardson spent his day off exploring Leslie Gulch, only an hour’s drive away. One of the many adventures to be had in SW Idaho! #fmricaldwellrtt #fmridaho...
Beautiful fresh produce straight from the garden of program director Dr. Portenier! Just another perk of living in Caldwell - a generous community with roots in agriculture whose people take care of one another, just like our residency. Thanks to Dr. Portenier for the brain food to help fuel residents before busy inpatient shifts! (Also popular with pups!) #Fmricaldwellrtt #caldwellidaho...
Dr. Megan Sandman; I appreciated the Caldwell rural training track because of the autonomy afforded to me, while still having support when I needed it. It helped me grow to a point where I was both knowledgeable and confident in my skills, and made my transition to a full fledged attending smooth....
Dr. Bill Brandenburg: What I like about Caldwell RTT:
FMRI Caldwell RTT gave me the training I needed to go to rural hospitals and practice a broad scope of care including pediatric, adult, obstetric, and critical care medicine. Caldwell's unopposed residency gave me the freedom to move around the hospital and gain incite from many different specialty providers, nurses, and therapists. This allowed me to become a real full scope physician....
Caldwell is the first town and western entrance to the magnificent and picturesque Treasure Valley and is located on the beautiful Boise River. The city is situated in an ideal location between he Owyhee mountain range to the southwest and the Sawtooth range to the East which provides ample camping, hunting, fishing and other outdoor activities.
The County Fair and the Caldwell Night Rodeo, Buckaroo Breakfast and Cinco de Mayo, are just a few of the places and events celebrated by the City of Caldwell. Southwest Idaho is also well known for its whitewater rafting, multiple ski resorts, great hiking trails, mountain biking, and awesome camping and fishing locations.
Or try your luck panning for gold in Silver City, one of Idaho’s historic mining towns located just south of Caldwell. In addition to being so close to the great outdoors, Caldwell is just 30 minutes west of Boise, which is Idaho’s capital and home to cultural events, shopping, entertainment, restaurants, the Boise philharmonic and a yearly Shakespeare Festival.
Applicants
COVID Vaccination Required
At Full Circle Health, we follow CDC guidelines to help keep our patients and staff safe. We enforce masking protocols for everyone over the age of 2, encourage COVID vaccination for all eligible patients, and have protocols in place to keep our patients and staff safe.
We require COVID vaccination for all staff, faculty, students and residents.
To keep access to care open for all of our patients and the community, we have enacted the use of virtual appointments and respiratory clinics to ensure all patients can be seen. We follow CDC and NIH guidelines for the treatment of COVID-19. These treatments are always evolving and we stay up to date with all official and evidence-based recommendations as they come, with the support of local infectious disease specialists. At Full Circle Health, we do not offer prescriptions for therapies that are not evidence based nor recommended.
We are proud of the contribution Full Circle Health faculty and residents have made over the course of the pandemic to help support even our most vulnerable community members. This program has and will continue to advocate for evidence-based medicine, healthcare access for all, and the continuation of preventative health care even in the face of a pandemic.
APPLICATION PROCESS:
Applications are accepted via ERAS and interviews will be conducted virtually in 2022.
The Program Director, Assistant Program Director and Chief Resident will spend 30 minutes prior to your interview sharing the highlights of the program. Your scheduled interview will be one-on-one where you learn the specifics of the program, then we will end your interview with a virtual open forum with our current residents. The deadline for receiving applications with ERAS system is October 21, 2022, and the interviews will start October 31 to December 19, 2022.
We know that experiencing the community is important in selecting a residency program not just for you but those of you who have families. If you are in the area and want a tour, please contact Marilyn Romans and we will be happy to accommodate.
CRITERIA:
Only ERAS applications are accepted: applicant must contact their medical school.
International medical graduates must have a passing score on USMLE Step 1 and Step 2.
Applicant should not be more than two years out of medical school.
Three letters of recommendation are required. One must be a letter from a Family Medicine physician with whom you have worked.
International medical graduates must be fluent in both written and oral English. Our Residency does not support or sponsor VISAs of any kind.
For international medical graduates, please contact the Idaho State Board of Medicine to make sure your medical school is an approved school for licensure in Idaho, (208) 327-7000. If not approved, we cannot accept your application.
As our program grows, we will feature Caldwell specific publications and presentations within this section. You can view our recent publications and presentations organization-wide by clicking HERE.
Medical School: Pacific Northwest University
Current Job: Primary Health Medical Group in Meridian, Idaho
Ashley Carvalho, MD
Caldwell RTT Program 2022
Medical School: Queen’s University Belfast
Current Job: HIV & Viral Hepatitis Fellowship at Full Circle Health in Boise, Idaho
Stephen Richardson, DO
Caldwell RTT Program 2022
Medical School: Western University of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific
Current Job: Legacy Medical Group Family Wellness in Vancouver, Washington
2021 Class
Peter Engdall, MD
Caldwell RTT 2021
Medical School: Oregon Health Science University Current Job: Legacy Medical Group in Woodburn, Oregon
Travis Griffiths, MD
Caldwell RTT 2021
Medical School: University of Utah Current Job: Sports Medicine Fellowship (2021-2022) at University of Oklahoma in Norman, Oklahoma
Tyler Starr, MD
Caldwell RTT 2021
Medical School: Ross University Current Job: St. Luke’s Clinic – Family Medicine in Fruitland, Idaho
2020 Class
Pamela Anderson, DO
Caldwell RTT 2020
Medical School: Western University of Health Sciences
Current Job: Evergreen Family Medicine in Roseburg, Oregon
Eric Donahue, MD
Caldwell RTT 2020
Medical School: University of Washington School of Medicine
Current Job: Hospitalist & Extensivist at West Valley Medical Associates in Caldwell, ID
Medical Director of Comprehensive Health Partners of Idaho in Caldwell, ID
Jonathan Muretisch, DO
Caldwell RTT 2020
Medical School: Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine, Pennsylvania
Current Job: St. Luke’s Clinic – Physician Center in Twin Falls, ID (Lifestyle Medicine)
2019 Class
Bill Brandenburg, MD
Caldwell Program Graduate 2019
Medical School: University of Colorado
Current Job: Hospitalist, St. Luke’s – Mountain Home, ID
Megan Sandmann, MD
Caldwell RTT Graduate 2019
Medical School: Albany Medical College
Current Job: Hospitalist, St. Luke’s – Mountain Home, ID
Ben Stockton, MD
Caldwell RTT Graduate 2019
Medical School: East Tennessee State University Quillen College of Medicine
Current Job: Outpatient & Inpatient Family Medicine – Sandpoint, ID
2018 Class
Jacob Smith, MD
Caldwell RTT Graduate 2018
Medical School: Ross University School of Medicine
Current Job: Outpatient focused family medicine in Meridian, Idaho
Kaleb Redden, DO
Caldwell RTT Graduate 2018
Medical School: Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine
Current Job: Sports Medicine – Boise, ID
2017 Class
Matthew Beal, MD
Caldwell RTT Graduate 2017
Med school: University of Colorado School of Medicine
Current job: Outpatient focused family medicine in Loveland, Colorado.
Michael Twomey, MD
Caldwell RTT Graduate 2017
Med school: Drexel University College of Medicine
Current job: Outpatient and inpatient family medicine in Emmett, ID
Laurisa Webster, MD
Caldwell RTT Graduate 2017
Med school: Ross University School of Medicine
Current job: Outpatient focused family medicine in Hayden Lake, ID (continuity clinic and urgent care)
315 East Elm Street, Caldwell, ID 83605
1717 Arlington Avenue, Caldwell, ID 83605
3115 Medical Drive, Caldwell, ID 83605
