Leadership

Ric Anderson, MBA, is Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Washington Holdings, a real estate investment firm with +$3bn in assets, primarily located on the west coast with a current focus on urban apartments, select service hotels, Silicon Valley R&D, and structured finance.  Mr. Anderson has responsibility for the day-to-day operations of Washington Holdings and oversees all of its investment opportunities, including development, structured finance, and whole equity investments.  Mr. Anderson is a member of the Executive Managing Board of the Company as well as of the firm’s Investment Committee.  Prior to forming Washington Holdings, Mr. Anderson was a partner at Lowe Enterprises Northwest, a real estate pension fund advisor, responsible for business development, project development, acquisitions, leasing and construction. Mr. Anderson has worked in real estate and construction for nearly 35 years. He has extensive experience in development, leasing, acquisitions, dispositions and structured finance.

Mr. Anderson is an active supporter of numerous charities, currently serving as the Vice Chair on the Board of Directors for the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, a board member of the Pacific Real Estate Institute, a board member for University Prep school, and a former Trustee of the Seattle Emergency Housing Group.

William S. Ayer is the retired chairman and chief executive officer of Alaska Air Group, the parent company of Alaska Airlines and its sister carrier, Horizon Air. Ayer, 63, served as chief executive officer of Alaska Air Group and its subsidiaries through 2012 and as chairman through 2013.

A veteran of more than three decades in aviation, Ayer began his career with Piper Aircraft Company and was the founder of Air Olympia, a small commuter airline in Washington State. He joined Horizon Air in 1982 where he held a variety of marketing and operations positions. He joined Alaska Airlines in 1995 as vice president of marketing and planning and subsequently held the posts of senior vice president, chief operating officer, and president. In 2002 he became the carrier's chief executive officer and in 2003 he was appointed chairman.

Ayer serves on the University of Washington Board of Regents. He also serves on the Honeywell Board of Directors, the Board of Trustees at the Museum of Flight and the Board of the National Air and Space Museum. Ayer was a member of the FAA's Management Advisory Council and is past chairman of FAA's NextGen Advisory Committee. He serves on the National Business Aviation Association Board and is chair of the AOPA Foundation Board of Advisors. He also serves on the Boards of two early stage companies, AirMap and VICIS. A graduate of Stanford University with a bachelor's degree in economics, he earned a master's degree in business administration from the University of Washington.

Eileen Cody was appointed to the 11th Legislative District in 1994. The district included the Duwamish, I-5 corridor from Pioneer Square in Seattle south to Tukwila. She served five terms in that role until 2002. She won a seat in the 34th Legislative District in 2002, representing Burien, Vashon Island and West Seattle. She chaired the House’s Health Care and Wellness Committee and championed patient safety, behavioral health parity and public health issues in Olympia. She led the effort to implement the Affordable Care Act at the state level. Ms. Cody was a Registered Nurse for 40 years and is a founding member and former Treasurer of 1199 Northwest Hospital and Health Care Workers, SEIU/AFL-CIO. Ms. Cody currently serves on the Harborview Medical Center Boad of Trustees.

Tim Dellit, MD, was named CEO of UW Medicine, executive vice president for medical affairs and Paul G. Ramsey Endowed Dean of the UW School of Medicine on November 28, 2023. He held these same roles on an interim basis since July 1, 2022. He served previously as chief medical officer for UW Medicine, executive vice dean for clinical affairs for the School of Medicine, vice president for medical affairs and president of UW Physicians (UWP), a faculty practice plan with more than 2,800 members.

In his leadership roles, Dr. Dellit is a strong proponent of practice transformation as UW Medicine strives towards the quadruple aim of improving the healthcare experience and quality of care for our patients, improving the health of the population we serve, reducing healthcare costs, and improving the practice environment for our clinicians. He is also deeply committed to addressing healthcare inequities and improving care in underserved communities.

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Dellit’s expertise as an infectious diseases specialist has helped UW Medicine lead the nation in developing policies and protocols to treat patients safely and effectively. He also recognizes the toll of the pandemic on our 39,000-plus faculty, staff, trainees and students and the need to focus on their well-being.

Dr. Dellit earned his MD from Cornell University Medical College. He is board-certified in both Infectious Diseases and Internal Medicine. Dr. Dellit’s clinical and research interests include general infectious diseases, orthopedic trauma-related infections, prevention of healthcare-associated infections and appropriate use of antibiotics.

Leonard Forsman is the first native person to serve as a UW regent. He is chairman of the Suquamish Tribe, where he has served on the tribal council for more than 30 years.

Forsman is president of the Affiliated Tribes of the Northwest Indians and Northwest Area Vice-President for the National Congress of American Indians and serves on the boards of the Kitsap Regional Coordinating Council, Friends of Waterfront Park, the Washington Indian Gaming Association, the West Sound Partners for Ecosystem Recovery and the Tribal Leaders Congress on Education.

He is Chair of the Board of Regents for 2025-26.

Leonor Fuller has deep roots at the University of Washington where she earned her B.A., M.A., and Juris Doctor degrees. Fuller is an active member of the UW School of Law Leadership Council and has worked closely with the law school for many years to engage alumni with her alma mater. She also is the Chair of the Board of Regent’s Finance and Asset Management Committee.

Regent Fuller was one of the longest serving community college trustees in the state and was twice elected Chair of the South Puget Sound Community College Board of Trustees. During her 17-year tenure, she worked to help promote the legislative priorities of SPSCC and Washington’s community college system. In 2019, the SPSCC Board of Trustees unanimously voted to name the college’s art gallery the Leonor R. Fuller Gallery to acknowledge Leonor’s “legacy of compassion, commitment, and support” of the college and her advocacy on behalf of community college students.

Regent Fuller retired from Fuller and Fuller Attorneys in Olympia in 2020, after 36 years of practicing law. She began her legal career at the Seattle City Attorney’s office as a prosecutor and a civil litigator. Leonor served as the Chair of the Women of the Washington State Association of Justice and was a founding board member of the WSAJ Foundation.

Toni Hoover, director, strategy planning and management of Global Health for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, leads a team that is responsible for supporting the programs and functions with business strategy and operations, portfolio and project management, and engagement with product development partners. Her team is working to create more opportunities to consistently deliver high impact interventions in global health by integrating the network of diverse partners involved in product development by leveraging their respective strengths. She also oversees the foundation’s new Fellows program. Before joining the foundation in 2012, Toni was Senior Vice President and Site Director at Pfizer Worldwide Research and Development, overseeing the operations of the company’s largest R&D laboratories located in Groton, Connecticut. She is a 25-year veteran of pharmaceutical R & D product development and management where she held positions in clinical research and operations, project and portfolio management, and laboratory and facilities management. While at Pfizer she led the global development of Lyrica® from exploratory development through early commercialization. In 2013 Toni was named a “Woman of Influence” by the Puget Sound Business Journal. In 2007 Toni was named one of the “Top 50 Women to Watch” by The Wall Street Journal and in 2004 she received the YMCA’s Black Achiever in Industry Award. Throughout her career she’s been a strong advocate for diversity and inclusion and has mentored many associated with the pharmaceutical R & D enterprise. Toni is originally from New Orleans, Louisiana. She received her Bachelor of Arts, Masters and Doctorate in Psychology and Social Relations from Harvard University. She serves on several not-for-profit boards, including the New York Academy of Sciences, Xavier University of Louisiana, the Joyce Theater, and the Pacific Northwest Ballet.

Robert J. Jones was named president by the University of Washington Board of Regents on February 3, 2025. He took office on August 1, 2025. In addition to his role as president, Jones also holds a faculty appointment in the UW Department of Biology in the College of Arts & Sciences. He joins the UW following nine years as the chancellor of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Prior to that, he was president of the State of New York University at Albany (SUNY Albany).

Dr. Jones previously served as chair of the board of directors for the Association of American Universities (AAU), chair of the board of the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU) and chair of the Big Ten Council of Presidents and Chancellors. In addition to his experience leading public research universities, Jones is a highly regarded scholar of crop physiology, and he served for more than three decades as a faculty member at the University of Minnesota.

Jenny Mladenovic, MD served as a physician administrator in five universities during her 43+ years in academic medicine. Her career included roles as department chair (internal medicine), a dean, Provost and Executive Vice President, and as clinician, educator and researcher, as well as leadership roles in several medical organizations. The creation of mutually beneficial partnerships between the academic health center and its communities have been the hall mark of her work. During her time in academics, Jenny acquired a broad understanding of the multitude of issues that shape the trajectory of women’s careers and is passionately committed to advancing opportunities for women to flourish in these environments. She founded the Center for Women in Academic Medicine and Science, and the GEMS Alliance, an organization of organizations committed to closing the gaps for women in academic environments – both organizations that she currently leads.

Leigh Morgan is chief strategy and operating officer for Nia Tero, a global social enterprise where she is a key architect of the firm’s growth & impact. Morgan previously served as chief operating officer of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, where she oversaw a broad portfolio including HR, IT, information security, facilities and culture transformation. Her previous leadership roles include serving as associate chancellor at the University of California, San Francisco, vice president and global head of human resources (product development) at Genentech, and serving in North Carolina Governor Jim Hunt’s administration.  Her board roles include the Fred Hutch, biotech firm Curemark, Springboard Enterprises and Duke University’s Center for Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship. She is also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.

She received a master’s of science degree in organization development at The American University, a bachelor’s degree in religion from Duke University and was awarded an honorary doctorate from the Asian University for Women (Bandladesh). 

Constance W. Rice, PhD, is the President of the Very Strategic Group, a consulting firm for executive coaching and educational policies. Dr. Rice is semi-retired. She is currently working on educational projects in the Mississippi Delta and Seattle. She was appointed by Mayor Durkan to the Families, Education, Pre-School and Promise Levy Oversight Committee in Seattle, Washington.

Dr. Rice is the former Vice Chancellor and Senior Chancellor of Seattle Community Colleges. She also served as interim president of North Seattle Community College and is a former affiliate faculty member of the University of Washington’s Department of Human Centered Design & Engineering. Dr. Rice was the chair of Women and Ethnic Studies at Shoreline Community College and is a member of the Washington State Kaiser Permanente board.

A tireless activist and civic volunteer, Dr. Rice has made her mark in many areas of national and international service. As founder and past president of Strategic Education Centers, Dr. Rice and her advisory board established two educational centers in Swaziland.

Kathleen A. Sellick joined Rady Children’s Hospital- San Diego on June 30, 2006. Rady Children’s has become one of the leading pediatric hospitals in America and has been ranked among America’s best hospitals in all 10 specialties for 4 years by US News & World Report. In September of 2009, Rady Children’s established a Medical Practice Foundation with Children’s Specialists of San Diego and UC San Diego to provide a structure for recruiting and retaining top pediatric subspecialty physicians. Rady Children’s also now serves more pediatric inpatients than any other children’s hospital in California and opened its expanded 280,000 square foot acute care pavilion in October of 2010. Sellick retired from her position in March of 2014.

Prior to her appointment at Rady Children’s, Sellick served as Executive Director of the University of Washington Medical Center (UWMC) beginning April 1, 2001. Sellick joined UWMC in January 1999 as Associate Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer. She oversaw the successful transition of the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (UW Medicine, Fred Hutch Cancer Research Center and Seattle Children’s) bone marrow and stem cell adult patient units to UW Medical Center. Under her leadership the medical center attained its highest operating margin in its history in 2003, and was ranked ninth in the U.S. News & World Report honor roll of America’s Best Hospitals.

Before going to Seattle, Sellick served as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of St. Joseph Hospital in Orange, California for four years. Earlier, she was Vice President of Administration and Director of Outreach Development for Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach, California where she served for eight years.

Sellick was active in a number of volunteer organizations, boards and industry groups. She most recently served on the Board of Directors of the California Children’s Hospital Association, Hospital Association of San Diego and Imperial Counties and the San Diego Center for Children.

A Phoenix native, Sellick is a graduate of Arizona State University and received her MBA from the University of Chicago (Booth) Graduate School of Business.

Blaine Tamaki is a trial attorney with law offices in Yakima, Kennewick, and Bellevue, Washington. He was appointed by Governor Jay Inslee as a Regent at the University of Washington on October 3, 2017.

He graduated from the University of Washington (UW) School of Law in 1982 and with a B.A. in Economics with Honors Distinction from the UW in 1979. He started his own law firm Tamaki Law in his hometown Yakima in 1994. Tamaki Law achieved unprecedented success as a diverse rural plaintiff’s litigation law firm representing clients of all races and ethnic cultures throughout the Pacific Northwest. Blaine Tamaki was selected Washington Trial Lawyer of the Year in 2012, awarded annually to only one lawyer in the State by the Washington State Association of Justice.

Blaine is a third-generation Japanese-American raised in Yakima. His American father, eight years old at the time, was interned during WWII because of his Japanese descent. As a former member of the Commission on Asian American Affairs, he is committed to the many UW AAPI students who need to feel safe from prejudice and discrimination during these pandemic times. Blaine and his wife Precy have established their own charitable foundation to help their community and the marginalized.

Dorothy Teeter is a nationally recognized health systems executive and consultant with a history of successfully leading and advising health system transformation in both the public and private sectors. She has served as the Director of the WA State Health Care Authority, as a Senior Advisor for the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, as the Director of Public Health Seattle and King County, and as a senior executive for Group Health Cooperative (now Kaiser Permanente). Additionally, she owned and operated a health systems consulting practice. Dorothy holds an MHA degree from the University of Washington School of Public Health and has served on numerous non-profit health systems related governing boards and advisory task forces. Ms. Teeter current serves on the Harborview Medical Center Board of Trustees.

Tom Turner is a seasoned Insurance Executive, Risk Management Expert and Entrepreneur, Tom has been a leader in the insurance industry for more than 25 years. Tom is currently a Senior Vice President for Heffernan Insurance Brokers. Tom is passionate about giving back to the community in which he serves and has been involved with many organizations locally. A few of the organizations where he has held leadership roles include the UW Tyee Board of Advisors, where he has also served as President and Chairman of the Board; the Assumption/St. Bridget School as both a Board Member and President; Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission Committee for Business Development; and as a Big Brothers & Big Sisters Board Member.

Tom is a graduate of the University of Washington with a degree in economics and as a walk-on played football for the Huskies during the era of Don James lettering four years. He was drafted by the NFL and played football professionally for the Detroit Lions and Oakland Invaders for 8 years.

Mary Wakefield is the Visiting Distinguished Professor in the Practice of Health Care at Georgetown University and also a Visiting Professor and Distinguished Fellow at the University of Texas at Austin. Prior to these appointments, in March 2015, Dr. Wakefield was named by President Barack Obama to serve as the Acting Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). She held this position through January 20, 2017. 

Prior to becoming Acting Deputy Secretary, Dr. Wakefield was appointed by President Obama as the Administrator of the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). Dr. Wakefield's public service career also includes more than eight years working in the United States Senate where she served as a legislative assistant and later as chief of staff to two North Dakota senators:  Kent Conrad and Quentin Burdick.

Dr. Wakefield has extensive academic experience, including serving as associate dean for rural health at the School of Medicine and Health Sciences University of North Dakota, director of the Center for Health Policy, Research and Ethics at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va., and as a faculty member and area chair in the College of Nursing, University of North Dakota. Additionally, she worked on site as a consultant to the World Health Organization 's Global Programme on AIDS in Geneva, Switzerland.

Dr. Wakefield is a member of the National Academy of Medicine and a fellow in the American Academy of Nursing. She has served on a number of public and not for profit boards and committees bringing expertise in nursing, health care quality and access to care and health workforce.

She currently serves as a member of the Macy Foundation and the MITRE Health Advisory Committee.  Her prior service includes membership on the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission, Chair of the National Advisory Council for the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, member of President Clinton's Advisory Commission on Consumer Protection and Quality in the Health Care Industry, member of the National Advisory Committee to HRSA's Office of Rural Health Policy and member of the Commonwealth Fund's Commission to Create a High Performing Health System.

Dr. Wakefield has a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing from the University of Mary in Bismarck, ND and master's and doctoral degrees in nursing from the University of Texas at Austin.  She also completed the Harvard University School of Government's Program for Senior Managers in Government.

David Zeeck, MBA, is the retired president and publisher of The (Tacoma) News Tribune, The Olympian and The Bellingham Herald media companies. Before being named publisher, he served as the executive editor at The News Tribune for 14 years. Zeeck served 20 years at The Kansas City Star as an editor and reporter. Zeeck is a member of the executive committee of the Economic Development Board for Tacoma-Pierce County, and president of Allied Daily Newspapers of Washington. He is a member of Washington’s state “Sunshine Committee,” which advises the state legislature on exemptions to the Public Records Act. He is a former president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors and the Pacific Northwest Newspaper Association.

He was Chair of the Board of Regents for 2022-23 and 2023-24 terms. He was reappointed to the UW Board of Regents by Governor Jay Inslee in 2023 and will serve on the BoR until 2029.

• Jeff Richey RN, MHA, FACHE, Executive Director of Airlift Northwest, Associate Administrator of University of Washington Medical Center
• Richard B. Utarnachitt MD, MS, Medical Director
• George A. (Tony) Woodward, MD, MBA, Pediatric Medical Director
• Brenda Nelson RN CEN, CFRN, Chief Flight Nurse/Chief Quality Officer
• Mikaela Hagberg, RN, BSN, CEN, Assistant Chief Flight Nurse
• L.T. Arnold, BSN, RN, CCRN, CFRN, C-NPT, Pediatric Assistant Chief Flight Nurse
• Kyle Danielson, MPH, MN, RN, CFRN, CMTE, Director of Operations
• Jacinda (Cindy) McFeely, Director of Finance and Membership
• Sean Bacon, Communications Center Manager
• David Manley, BHS, EMT-P, Safety Officer
• Steve LeMay, Director of Business Development and Strategy
• Matthew Plourde, MS, BSN, RN, CCRN, Education Manager
• Colleen Records BSN, CCRN, CFRN, Assistant Director of Operations for Western WA
• Elise Blasco, RN, CFRN, CEN, Assistant Director of Operations for Alaska

• Sommer Kleweno Walley, MHA, MA – Chief Executive Officer
• David Zonies, MD, MPH, MBA – Chief Medical Officer
• Keri E. Nasenbeny, MHA, BSN, RN – Chief Nursing Officer
• Madeline Grant – Chief Administrative Officer
• Mark Taylor – Senior Associate Administrator, Surgical, Emergency and Integrated Clinical Services
• Dana Hermann, MBA – Associate Administrator, Hospital Business Operations
• Katherine “Kassie” Hollman, EdD, MHA – Associate Administrator, Ambulatory and Allied Care Services
• Tim Patmont, MHA – Senior Director of Strategy
• Joe Smeltzer – Finance Director Site Leader

Board of trustees:

• Steffanie Fain, President 
• David Baker 
• Bill Boyce 
• Eileen Cody 
• David M. Hadley, PhD 
• Jonathan Kil, MD 
• Clayton Lewis 
• Sharon Maeda 
• Meredith Mathews, MD 
• David McDonald 
• Dorothy Teeter 
• Sheryl Whitney

• Jita Buño, MBA, Chief Executive Officer, UWMC Northwest & Montlake (effective Sept. 1, 2025)
• Santiago Neme, MD, Chief Medical Director
• Kellie Garth Green, MSN, BSN, RN, CCRN, Chief Nursing Officer and Associate Administrator, UWMC
• Ali Iqbal, Finance Director
• Dawn Vincic, Associate Administrator, Essential Services, Radiology & Radiation Oncology
• Seth Hennessey, Associate Administrator , Essential Services
• JoAnne McDaniels, Associate Administrator, Ambulatory Care
• John Lang, MD, Associate Administrator Surgical Services, UWMC – Montlake
• Pam Renna, Associate Administrator, Facilities and Campus Development, UWMC, Montlake & Northwest

• Chesna Briceno – Interim Associate Administrator
• Vicky Fang, MD – Medical Director 
• Chantal Cayo – Chief Nursing Officer & Director Nursing/Care Coordination
• Lindsey Pervinich – Administrator, Finance and Strategic Planning

• Hunter Wessells, MD, FACS - President
• Erica Floyd – UWP/FPPS Interim Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer
• Laura Butcher – FPPS Director, Physician Services
• Terri Prehn – UWP Interim Compliance Officer, Director of Professional Billing Integrity
• Sarah Ramsey – FPPS Director, Coding & Charge Capture
• Holly Sawyer – FPPS Director, Accounting & Financial Reporting
• Tara Stone – UWP Associate Director, Compliance
• Erica Suh – FPPS Director, Member Compensation & Benefits
• KP Torno – FPPS Director, Patient Financial Services
• Jeremy Tyndall – FPPS Senior Director, Revenue, Reference Lab Services
• Marv Whitson – FPPS Director, Technology Integration & Operations Support (TIOS)
• Toti Walia – UWP General Counsel

• Timothy H. Dellit, MD – Chief Executive Officer, UW Medicine; Executive Vice President for Medical Affairs and Paul G. Ramsey Endowed Dean of the School of Medicine, University of Washington
• Alexander Chiu, MD – Executive Vice Dean, School of Medicine; Senior Vice President for Medical Affairs

Vice Deans:

• Suzanne M. Allen, MD, MPH – Senior Vice Dean for Academic, Rural and Regional Affairs
• Byron Joyner, MD, MHA – Vice Dean for Graduate Medical Education
• Trish Kritek, MD, EdM – Vice Dean for Faculty Affairs
• Heather A. McPhillips, MD, MPH, Vice Dean for Academic Affairs
• Angela Moore – Interim Vice Dean for Administration and Operations
• LeeAnna Muzquiz, MD, Vice Dean for Rural and Regional Affairs
• Julie Reid – Senior Vice Dean for Administration and Finance
• Shelly Sakiyama-Elbert, PhD – Vice Dean for Research and Graduate Education
• Bessie Young, MD, MPH – Vice Dean for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion

Associate Deans:

• Jennifer Best, MD – Associate Dean for Graduate Medical Education
• Anne Browning, PhD - Chief Well-Being Officer, UW Medicine; Associate Dean of Well-Being, University of Washington School of Medicine
• John Amory, MD – Associate Dean for Translational Science
• Giana H. Davidson, MD, MPH – Interim Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs
• Cindy A. Hamra, JD, MA – Associate Dean, Graduate Medical Education
• Ashlee Harty – Associate Dean for Academic and Medical Staff Affairs
• Marshall S. Horwitz, MD, PhD – Associate Dean for Physician-Scientist
• Jim Manthey – Associate Dean, Chief Financial Officer
• Heather McPhillips, MD, MPH – Associate Dean for Curriculum
• Angela Moore, MHA – Associate Dean for Administration and Operations
• LeeAnna Muzquiz, MD – ​ Associate Dean for Admissions
• Darryl Potyk, MD – Associate Dean for Eastern Washington
• Gabriel Sarah, MD - Associate Dean for Student Affairs
• Tueng Shen, M.D., PhD – Associate Dean for Medical Technology Innovation
• Mike Tribble – Associate Dean of Regulatory and Business Affairs
• Nathan White – Associate Dean, Research and Graduate Education

Associate Deans – Seattle Clinical Training Sites:

• David Zonies, MD, MPH – Associate Dean and Chief Medical Officer
• Jesse Markman, MD – Associate Dean and Chief of Staff
• Santiago Neme, MD – MPH, Associate Dean and Chief Medical Officer
• Leslie Walker, MD – Associate Dean and Chief Academic Officer, Seattle Children's

Assistant Deans:

• Kellie Engle – Assistant Dean for Educational Quality Improvement
• Molly Jackson, MD – Assistant Dean for the Colleges
• Edwin Lindo, JD – Assistant Dean for Social and Health Justice
• John McCarthy, MD – Assistant Dean for Rural Programs
• Leo Morales, MD, PhD – Assistant Dean for Quality Improvement/Outcomes Research
• Maya Sardesai, MD, M.Ed. – Assistant Dean for Student Development
• Breana (Bre) Taylor, MD, Assistant Dean for Student Support
• Michelle Terry, MD – Assistant Dean for URMS Career Development
• Edith Wang, PhD – Assistant Dean for Basic Science

Assistant Deans at Regional Sites – First-Year Regional Campuses:

• Janelle Clauser, MD – UW Spokane
• Rayme Geidl, MD – University of Idaho (Interim)
• Todd Guth, MD – University of Wyoming
• Brant Schumaker, DVM, MPVM, PhD – Montana State University
• Kathy Young, MD – University of Alaska Anchorage

Assistant Deans at Regional Sites – Clinical Programs:

• Mary Barinaga, MD – Idaho
• Frank Batcha, MD – Idaho
• Serena Brewer, DO – Montana
• Barbara Doty, MD – Alaska
• Darin Eckert, MD – Spokane
• Jay S. Erickson, MD – Montana
• Geoff Jones, MD – Eastern and Central Washington
• Robert Monger, MD – Wyoming
• Devin Sawyer, MD – Western Washington