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Choosing a Doctor for Your Children

Posted March 22, 2024

With the birth of a baby comes an important decision: Who should care for your child’s health? Family Medicine cares for people of all ages, including infants, toddlers, and children. At CRMC, our goal is to ease the burden of finding a primary doctor for your child. Explore the biographies of our providers below to gain insight into their practices and then schedule a “Get to Know You” visit. This complimentary appointment offers you the opportunity to meet and address any questions you have about your child’s care. Call 218-546-4489 to schedule a visit.

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Meet the Team

Destiny Amundson, APRN, CNP

Matthew L. Anderson, MD

Paul Carey, MD

Hannah Elsenpeter, MD

Ryan Fier, MD

Monica L. Goodwin, MD

Marcella (Shelly) Hanson, CNP, APRN, CNS

Paige Holmgren, MD

Wendi Johnson, MD, FAAP

Karlee LaFavor, MD

Camille Lang, MD

David Laposky, MD

Jill Larsen, PA-C, MPAS

Claire Larson, PA-C, MPAS

Thomas Maday, PA-C

Kara Maucieri, MD

Kristen Maylott, DO

Danielle Munsterman, APRN, CNP

Jesse A. Oman, DNP, APRN, CNP

Trisha Rau, APRN, CNP

Laura Roberts, PA-C

Lacey Running Hawk, MD

Julie Steinhauser, MD

Robert K. Westin, MD

Michael Wiedell, MD

Lindsey Wolff, APRN, CNP

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