Holly Boettger, LMHC

Behavioral Health Specialist

Holly was born and raised in Okanogan County. She earned her MA in Professional Counseling from Liberty University in 2011 and is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor. With over 10 years of counseling experience, Holly brings her passion for child and adolescent treatment and programs. She is also a child mental health specialist. “I love the collaboration that team-based care provides for our patients. We’re empowering the whole person to live their best life.” When not in the office, Holly is cooking, reading or outside camping, fishing, hiking, and skiing with her husband and two kids. “Our resilient patients deserve rural healthcare that offers innovation and excellence; Family Health Centers has these mastered.”

Erin Cooley, MD

Physician w/ OB

Dr. Cooley completed her undergraduate degree at Whitworth University and medical degree from University of Washington.  She completed her residency at Swedish Cherry Hill Family Medicine.  Her interests are in LGBT/ gender affirming care, OB, women’s health, preventative medicine and community organizing.  “I’m looking forward to living in a place where I can play in the outdoors in my free time and have an impact on my community in my job.  I am grateful to be a part of an organization that is finding innovative ways to keep our community healthy.”

Victoria ‘Tory’ DeSalvo, ARNP

Family Nurse Practitioner

Victoria ‘Tory’ earned her RN degree thru the Omak Wenatchee Valley College nursing program. She went on to earn her MSN Family Nurse Practitioner at Gonzaga after earning her Bachelor’s Degree from Athabasca University. A longtime resident of Okanogan County, her hobbies are running & skiing and spending time with her family. “I believe access to healthcare is one of the most important basic needs we have. I love this county with its strong sense of community and beautiful wilderness.”

Diana Forrest, PharmD

Pharmacist

Dr. Diana Forrest graduated from Washington State University with a Doctor of Pharmacy in May of 2020. During her time at pharmacy school in Spokane, she and her husband fell in love with Eastern Washington. Diana is excited to join the Brewster team and continue on the path to her career goal of increasing access to pharmacy services in areas that struggle with providing fair access to healthcare in Central Washington. In her free time, she enjoys bird watching, gardening, knitting, cooking and baking and spoiling her pet cats.

Roy Huffstetler, PA-C

Physician Assistant – Certified

Roy obtained his Master of Physician Assistant Studies from the University of Texas Medical Branch, he has a Master’s degree in Education and a Bachelor of Science in Geology from the University of Georgia. He speaks English and Spanish, enjoys all aspects of family medicine, especially his relationship with patients, pediatrics and office procedures. “I feel really lucky to be able to live here. We have a great team at our Brewster-Jay Avenue clinic and it’s an honor to serve our patients!”

Roy moved to Okanogan in 2011 along with his wife, Amanda Segars-Huffstetler, and their three young sons. Together they have a good time eating at taco trucks, camping, hiking, biking, swimming and floating the local rivers. In the winter, they love skiing at Loup Loup and he volunteers on ski patrol.

“Please come see me…and bring the whole family!”

James Wallace,  MD, MPH,  FAAFP

Physician w/ OB

Dr. Wallace is a family physician with a love serving entire families and helping patients through the many joys and challenges of life. He has additional training in obstetrics and public health and sees patients at our Health Centers in Brewster and in Twisp. He attends deliveries and provides inpatient care at Mid Valley Hospital in Omak.  Dr. Wallace received his Masters in Public Health through the department of Health Behavior and Health Education at the University of North Carolina and attended medical school at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine. He completed his residency in Family Medicine at UNC Hospitals, where he served as Chief Resident and focused on improving quality of care for rural, immigrant and refugee communities. After residency he worked for a short time in Western Washington and then volunteered for Alam Sehat Lestari in the rainforests of Indonesian Borneo. He returned to Washington in 2011, completed a year-long Fellowship in Advanced Obstetrics at Swedish Medical Center in Seattle, and began work with Family Health Centers in 2012.

 “It is a privilege to live and work in north central Washington, to care for diverse and resilient patients who work hard to improve their lives and support their families, and to make our healthcare system better for them. I am fortunate to have the best coworkers on the planet. Our clinic teams go out of their way to ensure patients receive compassionate, high quality and personalized care. When not working I enjoy running, biking, paddling and skiing all over Okanogan County with my family, and considering how we can contribute to a community that reflects our scenery.”