Our Team
Administration
Craig Swart – Clinic Administrative Executive
Craig Swart has civilian and military experience in patient care, healthcare delivery, and administration. He began his career in healthcare as an Army Medic. While pursuing his degree in Health Science from the University of Wisconsin-Parkside he worked as an EMT in Milwaukee, WI. After college, Craig gained leadership and management experience as a member of the Active Guard/Reserve force for the Illinois Army National Guard. He worked as a Healthcare Noncommissioned Officer for many years. Then he was commissioned as a Medical Services Officer where he was involved in medical planning, operations, and the administration of personnel, logistics, and training.
Craig, his wife, and three children moved back to Wallowa County and he joined Wallowa Memorial Medical Clinics in February 2024. He feels it is a privilege to contribute to the health and well-being of Wallowa County, knowing that Wallowa Memorial Medical Clinic’s efforts directly enhance the quality of life in our close-knit community.
Shilo Zacharias Flory – Patient Experience Coordinator
Shilo Zacharias Flory was born and raised here in Enterprise, Oregon. Currently, she lives on a small ranch in Joseph with her husband, Casey. She graduated in 2001 from Enterprise High School. Most of her free time is spent riding and showing horses or taking her nieces to horse shows to compete. One of Shilo’s biggest accomplishments was qualifying for the AQHA world show in Oklahoma City in 1998. Shilo joined Wallowa Memorial Medical Clinic in June 2018, where she gets great satisfaction in helping patients.
Primary Care Providers
Kirsten Caine, M.D.
Dr. Caine fell in love with practicing rural medicine after participating in Oregon Health Sciences University’s Rural Residency program. Receiving her medical degree from Albany Medical College in New York, Dr. Caine is certified by the American Family Medicine. When she’s not taking care of her patients, you’ll find Dr. Caine spending time with her husband Michael, and their three young daughters.
Emily Sheahan, M.D.
Dr. Sheahan received her medical degree from the University of Colorado School of Medicine and is certified by the American Board of Family Medicine. She also became interested in rural medicine through Oregon Health Sciences University’s Rural Residency program. Dr. Sheahan lives in Enterprise with her husband Phil and their two children.
Geoff Maly, M.D.
Dr. Maly attended medical school at Oregon Health and Sciences University. He additionally pursued an inaugural year of rural medicine scholars through OHSU and spent three months in John Day, OR. Dr. Maly completed a family medicine residency in Boise, Idaho, and a Family Medicine Obstetrics Fellowship at the University of Utah. He is the Medical Director for Obstetrics at Wallowa Memorial Hospital and enjoys taking care of patients of all ages. Dr. Maly spends his free time with his wife and two children, and he enjoys hiking and skiing in the mountains.
Kelsey Allen, D.O.
Dr. Allen received her medical degree in osteopathic medicine from Lincoln Memorial University in Tennessee. She completed her residency in family medicine through a rural rotation program in Provo, Utah. Her training in osteopathic medicine gives Dr. Allen a unique approach to osteopathic manipulation treatment, a key difference from Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (DO). When not working, you’ll find Dr. Allen and her husband Luke enjoying an outdoor activity or sport with their two boys and one girl or spending time in her kitchen cooking and baking.
Traci Frye, FNP
A fifth-generation Wallowa Countian, Traci went to work at Wallowa Memorial Hospital at the age of 18 as a certified nursing assistant, fell in love with nursing, and pursued an MS in nursing from Oregon Health Sciences University’s La Grande campus. Traci has been a nurse practitioner since 1998. In her spare time, you will find Traci helping her husband and family at the Wade family cattle ranch in Lostine, camping, hiking, and enjoying other outdoor activities.
Katie Weller, FNP
Katie Weller has been a Family Nurse Practitioner for almost 20 years. Her last practice was in Boise, where she specialized in Pediatrics and Adolescents for eight years. She went to Carroll College in Helena, MT, for her undergrad and Gonzaga for graduate school. Katie and her husband, Lee, are kept busy with their teenage twin boys.
Anna Hiebert, FNP
Anna Hiebert decided to become a Family Nurse Practitioner after serving on medical mission trips in South America and Africa. She earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology from Corban University in Salem, OR, and a Master’s Degree from Western University of Health Sciences College of Graduate Nursing/Family Nurse Practitioner program in Pomona, CA. Anna enjoys hiking and backpacking with her husband in the Eagle Caps. They also love traveling together and being involved with their church.
Michael McDonald, FNP
Michael holds degrees from Northwestern colleges and universities. He received a Bachelor’s Degree with honors from Oregon Health and Sciences University and has received his Master’s and Doctorate degrees from Gonzaga University. Michael served in the US Army receiving an honorable discharge. He enjoys spending time with his family which includes nine grandchildren. He also enjoys photography, bicycling, hiking, and camping.
Paul Solis, PA-C
Paul Solis received his Master’s of Health Sciences in Physician Associate Studies at Duke University in Durham, NC. Originally from Colorado, Paul enjoys the unique opportunities that rural medicine offers in being a part of the community’s health. When not seeing patients, Paul enjoys spending time outside running, hiking, and camping.
Behavioral Health Providers
Dodie Beck, LCSW
Dodie Beck graduated from Eastern Oregon University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Anthropology/Sociology with a Social Welfare concentration, a minor in Health Studies, and a minor in Gerontology. She received her Master’s degree in Social Work from Walla Walla University. Dodie is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW).
Dodie mostly works with adults who struggle with depression, anxiety, adjustment, trauma, grief/loss, behavior issues, etc. She provides therapy which includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Dodie often makes referrals and advocates for collaborative support within our agency and with other community partners when she sees the need.
Dodie has lived in Wallowa County most of her adult life. She loves spending time with her family which includes four children and eight amazing grandchildren. She also enjoys time at home, gardening, camping, fishing, and enjoying our great outdoors with her boyfriend and family.
Jamie Dickenson, LCSW
Jamie Dickenson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). She received both her Bachelors and Masters in Social Work from Boise State University.
Jamie believes that all of our body systems are interconnected and enjoys being part of a team that can help improve the quality of life for patients. She has experience with kids, adolescents, and families, as well as trauma-informed care. Jamie also has a lot of experience in the medical side of things in primary care with chronic illness and how it can coincide with mental health disorders. Her main focus is being able to meet any type of patient where they’re at and help them achieve their goals in coordination with their primary care provider.
Jamie was born at Wallowa Memorial Hospital as were all of her family members. She comes from many generations of Wallowa County lineage and is proud to be of service to the community. Jamie and her husband spend a lot of time in the woods with their kids, whether camping and hiking or looking out for mushrooms and huckleberries. They enjoy spending time outdoors with family and friends.
Surgeons
Kenneth Rose, General Surgeon
A board-certified general surgeon, Dr. Rose earned his medical degree at renowned Loma Linda University in Loma Linda, California. Dr. Rose advocates preventative medicine through healthy lifestyle choices and helped bring the Complete Health Improvement Program (CHIP) to Wallowa County. Dr. Rose has helped hundreds of Wallowa County residents dramatically improve their health through positive lifestyle changes. When he’s not performing surgery or leading a healthy lifestyle program, you’ll find Dr. Rose spending time outdoors with his wife, Lana, and their four daughters.
Bradley Smith, Orthopedic Surgeon
Dr. Smith has been practicing orthopedic surgery for 22 years and has worked in Northern California and Alaska. He has a broad range of orthopedic expertise. He is used to treating toddlers, seniors and all ages in between with extensive experience in shoulder, hip and knee repairs. His treatment philosophy is to do what needs to be done, but to do no more and to keep things as simple as possible. The goal is always to achieve the highest likelihood of a good result.
As the grandson of a physician and son of an orthopedic surgeon, his exposure to the art of healing started at a young age and by the age of 12, he began assisting his father in surgeries. His medical school and orthopedic surgery training were completed at Loma Linda University Medical Center.