After graduating from the University of Washington MEDEX Physician Assistant Program in 2015, Chris Jensen has built a diverse clinical background in surgery, emergency medicine, and primary care. Much of that experience was gained while serving patients in the U.S. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands on the island of Saipan. He is excited to be back in the Pacific Northwest, providing comprehensive primary care to the community. Chris enjoys caring for patients of all ages and is committed to helping individuals and families achieve their health goals through preventive care, chronic disease management, and treatment of acute illnesses and injuries. He believes in building lasting relationships with patients and providing compassionate, patient-centered care. Outside of the clinic, he enjoys exploring the Olympic Peninsula with his spouse and children, golfing, and cycling.

Blaise is originally a native of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina. He attended the University of North Carolina School of Medicine and graduated from MAHEC Hendersonville Rural Residency Program. During his training he discovered a passion for rural healthcare and care of native communities. He is interested in providing full spectrum and holistic family care from complex chronic illness to pediatrics. In his free time, he can be found exploring nature from mountains to coast.

Andrea is originally from the Pacific Northwest, growing up just north of Seattle. After working for the government, she returned to school to pursue a career in nursing, earning her BSN from Seattle University and ultimately her (DNP) Doctorate Nurse Practitioner from the same institution. Andrea states was drawn to JFHC by its commitment to team-based healthcare and its commitment to serving this amazing community. While she enjoys working with all family practice patients, she has a special interest in caring for those who are often underserved including LGBTQIA+ and large bodied women. Outside of work, Andrea enjoys cooking and baking projects, reading science fiction and fantasy, hiking, and admiring the scenery of the Pacific Northwest. She also has a fondness for shiny objects and occasionally makes art.

Nick is a Sequim native and returns to the clinic after receiving his Physician Assistant credentials from George Washington University in Washington, DC. The Jamestown Tribal Health Department is very pleased to have our first ever Jamestown Tribal Citizen as part of our provider staff for Jamestown Family Health Clinic. Nick previously worked for JFHC in Clinical informatics and is excited to return in his new role see familiar faces of the medical staff team while having to opportunity to serve our tribal citizens and community. Nick enjoys recreational road trips across the states, backpacking the Olympic Peninsula with family and participating in the Tribal Canoe Journeys. Nick has his sights on serving his community that raised him. “I learned a lot from the Tribe and the greater Sequim community. I just want to give back. That’s my role from here on out,” he said.

Lisa Wu graduated from Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans in 2006 and had her residency at the University of Hawaii from 2006-2009.  She is a Board-Certified Family Physician who also holds a degree in tropical medicine.  After stops in Hawaii and American Samoa, she returned to the Pacific Northwest to be closer to family. Lisa found a home with Jamestown Family Healthcare in 2012. When asked why she enjoys working for Jamestown, Lisa says, “I like working at JFHC because I get to treat my patients as a whole person and really get to know them. I also feel that I get treated as a whole person as well.” Lisa’s clinical interests include, but are not limited to, geriatrics, chronic disease management and travel medicine. Outside of practicing medicine, she enjoys spending time with her family, hiking, keeping chickens and working in her garden.