Andrea Grout Janssen, M.D.


                    Dr. Andrea Janssen started working at Strawberry Wilderness Community Clinic in February of 2006.  Her undergraduate studies were in chemistry at Westmont College, and she obtained her medical degree from Oregon Health  Science University in 2000.  Seeking adventure and good rural medicine training, she went to the Alaska Family Medicine Residency Program in Anchorage.  After completing her training in 2003, she worked at a community health center serving the underserved.  Her special interests at that clinic were cross-cultural medicine, women's health, and HIV care. She  and her husband, Andrew Janssen, decided to move back home to Oregon where they are enjoying the outdoor opportunities   of Grant County with their 2 young children, Isaac and Titaya.  Her hobbies include: knitting, bicking, cross-country skiing, reading, international travel, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa.

    Education:
        * B.S., Westmont College, Santa Barbara, CA (1996)
        * M.D., Oregon Health and Science University, Portland, Oregon, OR 9/96-6/00

    Residency:
        * Alaska Family Practice Residency, Anchorage, AK 6/00-6/03

    Certification:
        * Board-certified in Family Practice
        * Licensed in Alaska and Oregon
        * ACLS, ALSO, ATLS, NRP, PALS certified

    Memberships:
        * American Academy of Family Physicians
        * Alaska Academy of Family Physician

    Honors:
        * Award for Humanism in Medicine, OHSU (2000)
        * Chief Resident, Alaska Family Practice Residency (2003)