Blue Team Providers

David Bauman, PsyD
Behavioral Health Education Director – Blue Team
Health is not an absence of symptoms but an engagement in a meaningful, fulfilling life. I am drawn to primary care in order to meet people where they are, and provide behavioral health services to patients that would never seek care in a traditional setting.

Allison Breda, DO
I aspire to always remember the patient as a whole – especially when it comes to human behavior, the importance of motivation and cooperation, and the interconnectedness of mental and physical health.

Britton Holman, MA
Behavioral Health Intern – Blue Team
I have always wanted to work in a true integrated health system. CHCW does that, and much more, especially with the integration of the medical residency program and the psychology internship program.

Kari Hoover, PA-C
Physician Assistant – Blue Team
I aspire to continuously improve my knowledge and skills in order to provide the best possible quality of care to my patients.

Carrah James, PhD
Behavioral Health Consultant – Blue Team
I aspire to learn, to listen, to understand, to inspire and to be inspired, to be still and to make good trouble, to be bravely vulnerable, to confront and talk about and do hard things, to honor the people and places.

Dan Jenkins, DO
Family Medicine – Blue Team
I believe every doctor-patient interaction is an opportunity to maximize wellbeing. Whether addressing chronic issues, new problems or taking preventative measures, improvement is always possible.

Portia Jones, MD, MPH
Family Medicine – Blue Team, Pink Team
I work towards a collaborative, patient-centered care model with my patients, involving the patient in decisions about their health and care. I enjoy taking care of all the members of the family and multiple generations of the same family.

Melissa McCoy, MD
Family Medicine – Blue Team
I’m in the Ellensburg rural program. I fell in love with the mountains here and wanted to have an escape on my days off to hike and enjoy nature.strong OB…

Georgia Schafer Medina, MD
Family Medicine – Blue Team
My philosophy of care is to provide patients with holistic care to the best of my ability, so that they are empowered to live rich fulfilling lives. I believe that full spectrum primary care is the cornerstone for health.

Michael Murray, PsyD, LMFT
My philosophy of care is that the integration model just makes sense. Whole-person treatment is the only logical way to support a healthy life style. I enjoy the collaborative nature of the work and my coworkers are simply awesome.

Chanel Ostrem, DO
My goal is to foster partnerships with my patients. I also believe in taking a holistic approach to healthcare. Integrating social, financial, psychological and lifestyle factors as part of viewing the whole person.

Joel Pearson, MD, MPH
Family Medicine – Blue Team, Pink Team
I share CHCW’s mission of service and education. My special medical interests include full-scope family medicine including inpatient and obstetrics, public health, serving the underserved.

Julia Robertson, MD
Family Medicine – Blue Team, Pink Team
I have served the Yakima community as a family physician for twenty-seven years. I aspire to continue to serve my patients and the people of Yakima and serve as an advocate and role model for young physicians.

Emily SHerfield, DO
Family Medicine – Blue Team
Bio coming soon!

Courtney Shockley, MD
I love to work with families as a whole, that means integrating behavioral health and social assistance with traditional medicine. I also love to teach! I aspire to improve the health and wellbeing of kids and teens and to empower them to pursue their dreams.

Brent Wilkinson, DO
Family Medicine – Blue Team
I believe in the restorative power of genuine patient-provider relationships. By connecting with patients in order to better understand their mental and physical health, positive clinical outcomes become more accessible.

Ningyi Zheng, DO
In my mind, taking care of a patient involves getting to know someone deeper and building enough trust in order to start peeling back the ‘layers of the onion.’ In other words, I enjoy understanding where a patient is coming from.