Dana started at PCHC as a Nurse Practitioner student through the University of Wisconsin at Oshkosh. Upon graduation, Dana started a full time practice at PCHC in 2006. Prior to her Nurse Practitioner training, Dana worked as a Registered Nurse for several years at Howard Young Medical Center in the departments of Intensive Care, Emergency, and Obstetrics. Dana enjoys treating patients across the life span and involving the whole family in her patient care model. Outside of the clinic, Dana enjoys camping, fishing, reading, and spending time with her family. Dana has served as the PCHC Medical Director since 2020.

Dr. Jeff Craig is a Family Medicine Physician joining PCHC in 2024. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Carroll College and his Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1996. Dr. Craig is certified in family medicine and emergency medicine and is licensed in Medicine and Surgery since 1997, providing care to all age groups. A U.S. Army veteran, Dr. Craig also completed his family practice internship and residency at Womack Army Medical Center at Fort Bragg. Raised in northern Wisconsin, he served in the military around the world as a physician. He's received honors for his care within the Army and for his medical care following his honorable discharge from the military. Dr. Craig believes medical knowledge is only part of being a good physician, one must get to know and understand the personality and circumstances of each patient. His approach to care also involves the importance of learning more about the values, culture, and beliefs of each patient and to treat them with compassion and respect.  Dr. Craig's hobbies and interests include bicycling, skiing, and spending time with his family and overall enjoying the great outdoors.

Dr. Seale earned her undergraduate Bachelor of Science degree in Biology at Tulane University, then underwent postgraduate training at the University of Illinois for Internal Medicine Residency & Infectious Diseases Fellowship. Dr. Seale is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of Infectious Diseases.

Dr. Seale grew up in Texas and Oklahoma with her grandparents due to unfortunate illness in her primary parents. She worked with Marshfield clinic for 22+ years before contracting with PCHC in November of 2020, Dr. Seale has a special interest in preventative healthcare measures.

 “The devil is in the details.” -  Linda Seale

Lucas is licensed in the State of Wisconsin as an Advanced Practice Nurse Prescriber since 2020 and holds a dual license as a Registered Nurse. He obtained his Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from University of Wisconsin-Madison in the Acute Care Adult/Gerontology program in 2020. Lucas also holds a Master's of Nursing degree from Capella University, Bachelors from the University of Wisconsin Superior, and is board certified in Emergency Nursing and Pediatric Emergency Nursing. Lucas served as a RN at PCHC for seven years prior to switching roles to a Medical Provider and now serves as our walk-in provider. Lucas is a life long resident of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and spends free time gardening, kayaking, and hiking the forests of Michigan.

Family Nurse Practitioner Michaela Daubon is certified through the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners and licensed by the State of Wisconsin to provide primary care for all age groups. She grew up in Lac du Flambeau, where she resides and raises her family. Michaela has worked at Peter Christensen Health Center for 16 years. She believes her connection to the community and active listening in her patient care can build trust and improve patient health outcomes. Michaela holds a Master of Science degree in Nursing, as well as Bachelor and Associate of Science degrees in Nursing. Michaela is also affiliated with the Drug Endangered Children and Vilas County Youth Coalitions.

Emily earned her Undergraduate Bachelor of Science in Biology, with a minor in Spanish, from Butler University in 2009, then earned her Master’s in Physician Assistant Studies at Marquette University in 2013. Emily is certified with the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA).

Emily has been with PCHC as a PA since 2013. Emily has a special interest in treating pediatrics & young adults, with a focus on medicines and overall wellness. She was born in Wisconsin, grew up in Green Bay then later moved to the Northwoods and graduated from Lakeland Union High School. After she received her PA, she returned to the Northwoods to work for PCHC. She enjoys spending time with her family, outdoors activities such as boating, fishing and hunting. She avidly attends concerts and sporting events.

John Filz is a Physician Assistant, certified with the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA), and a graduate of the University of Wisconsin – Madison.

John has 15 years of experience as a hospital corpsman in the United States Navy and Naval Reserve, after which John has been with the Peter Christensen Health Center for over 30 years, all of which he says he has been fortunate to treat his “friends” as well as his patients.

“A good name is to be chosen rather than great riches.” – John Filz

“Three things will last forever – faith, hope and love – and the greatest of these is love.” – John Filz

Cindy graduated from UW-Madison with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in the Physician Assistant Program in 2002. Cindy was a firefighter/paramedic II with the City of Madison for 15-20 years. Cindy is certified with the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA).

Cindy has been with PCHC as a PA-C since 2013. She has a special interest in Home Care, Fall Prevention and EMS Hospice. Cindy is a current paramedic in the State of Wisconsin and currently has a Community Paramedic Certification and is also a volunteer at the Fifield Fire Department. She enjoys many outdoor activities such as hiking in the summer months.

Dr. Brahm graduated from University of Wisconsin-Green Bay with a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology, then earned his Medical Degree at Indiana University as a Doctor of Optometry. Dr. Brahm is certified with the National Board of Examiners in Optometry and is a member of the American and Wisconsin Optometric Associations.

Dr. Brahm has been practicing full-time at PCHC for over six years. He has a special interest in treating patients with diabetes and diabetic retinopathy. He is a local resident and enjoys hunting, fishing, and golf. 

“I believe that educating my patients is the single most important thing I do. When patients have a better understanding  about their eyes and vision, they can make good decisions about their care.” - Dr. Shane Brahm

Dr. Redman joined Peter Christensen Health Center in the summer of 2009. She was born and raised in Southeastern Nebraska and received her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Lincoln in 2005. Dr. Redman then completed four years of graduate training at Indiana University School of Optometry where she met her husband, Dr. Benjamin Redman. Dr. Jill Redman provides comprehensive eye care for the whole family, including the diagnosis and treatment of vision disorders and diseases/injuries of the eyes. She has special interest in pediatric eye care and in the management of ocular diseases. Dr. Redman has felt very welcomed in the Northwoods community and takes advantage of the vast recreational opportunities offered here. She has thoroughly enjoyed her experience working with the people of Lac du Flambeau and learning about the rich Ojibwe culture and heritage. She feels blessed to work in a brand new multidisciplinary clinical setting alongside knowledgeable providers, as part of a team coordinating complete health care of patients.

Dr.  Jacob Lindner graduated from Brigham Young University in Idaho with a Bachelor’s in Exercise Physiology, with a Minor in Chemistry, in 2011. He then went on to earn his Doctorate Chiropractic Program degree in 2016. Dr. Lindner is licensed in the State of Wisconsin for Chiropractic.

Dr. Jacob Lindner joined PCHC previously to provide Chiropractic services while Dr. Mares was not available; he has joined a second time in 2021 to continue providing services alongside Dr. Mares. Dr. Jake has over 5 years of experience treating nearly 40-50 patients per week in Chiropractic practice. He provides laser and electrical stimulation, manual manipulation, kinesiology tape application and dry needling treatments as part of his practice of care. Dr. Jake is proficient in the Spanish language and has previous experience being a substitute teacher. He is an outdoors enthusiast and enjoys travel, meeting people, and developing friendships.

Dr. Katrina Mares (enrolled member LDF Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians) obtained her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from the Cleveland Chiropractic College in 2015, having graduated cum laude and on the Dean's List for Academic Excellence. She also holds a Bachelor's degree in Biology from the University of Minnesota-Duluth (2008).

Dr. Mares has worked at PCHC since 2016 and has additional training in Leander technique, Flexion-distraction technique and the Motion Palpitation Institute Extremities Course. Dr. Mares has recently been certified in Dry Needling technique and utilizes other therapies and treatments such as ultrasound, laser, electrical stimulation, manual therapy, MyoKinesthetic therapy and kinesiology taping. 

Dr. Larsen graduated from University of Osteopathic Medicine and Health Sciences (UOMHS) in Des Moines, Iowa in 1994 where he earned a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery degree. He is currently Board Certified in podiatric medicine and surgery. He has a special interest in amputation prevention and limb preservation.

Dr. Larsen and Dr. Meyer are a husband and wife team who own a private practice, and they provide services in Eagle River, Hayward, Ashland, and 6 other Tribes in Northern Wisconsin.

Dr. Meyer graduated from University of Osteopathic Medicine and Health Sciences (UOMHS) in Des Moines, Iowa in 1994 where she earned a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery degree. She is currently Board Certified in podiatric medicine and surgery. Her focus is on amputation prevention and limb preservation.

Dr.  Meyer and Dr. Larsen are a husband and wife team who own a private practice, and they provide services in Eagle River, Hayward, Ashland, and 6 other Tribes in Northern Wisconsin.

Melissa earned her certificate in massage therapy from Aveda Institute Minneapolis in 2004. She then graduated from UW-Milwaukee with a Bachelor’s of Science-Kinesiology in 2016, then earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree with UW-Milwaukee in 2020. Melissa is currently working on an Orthopedic Excellence Certification. She was a massage therapist before starting at PCHC in 2021. She has a special interest in diabetes prevention.

Melissa’s personal interests include crafting, beading and participating in pow wows as a dancer. Melissa grew up on the Lac du Flambeau Reservation and is also a Lac du Flambeau Tribal member.

“If you always do what you’ve always done, then you’ll always get what you always got” – Melissa Maki (cit. Henry Ford)