A. Marc Nielsen, MD, Program Director, joined the program in 2012 and has been program director since 2013.
Dr. Nielsen pursued his medical school education at the University of
North Dakota School of Medicine and completed his residency training in
Grand Forks. Dr. Nielsen is married with four sons and enjoys hunting
and fishing with his family, cooking and athletics.
Heidi Philpot, MD, Associate Program Director, joined the program in 2006 after completing her residency in Grand Forks.
Originally from Grand Forks, she received her undergraduate and medical
degree from the University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health
Sciences. She has a special interest in obstetrics and enjoys spending
her free time with her family, cooking and running.
Andrew Gasparini, MD, joined the program in 2012 after completing his residency. He received
his medical degree from the University of North Dakota School of Medicine
and Health Sciences and is a native of Grand Forks. Dr. Gasparini enjoys
all aspects of family medicine, including obstetrics, geriatrics and sports
medicine. When he is not providing care for your family medicine needs,
he enjoys spending time with his wife and two kids.
Elizabeth Gray, MD, joined the program in 2020 after practicing at Altru Family Medicine
Center for two years. She received her medical degree from the University
of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences and completed her
residency in Grand Forks. She has a special interest in obstetrics and
women’s health and enjoys spending time with her husband and kids,
reading, cooking and playing volleyball.
Greg D. Greek, MD, has been with the program since 1992. Dr. Greek served as program director
from 2003-2013 and is now an assistant director. He received his medical
degree from the University of North Dakota School of Medicine and completed
his residency in Grand Forks. He has a special interest in sports medicine.
When Dr. Greek is not working, he enjoys woodworking, reading and fishing.
Joshua Greene, MD, is the newest member of the program faculty, joining the program in July
2020. He received his medical degree from the University of North Dakota
School of Medicine and Health Sciences and completed his residency and
sports medicine fellowship in Grand Forks. Dr. Greene enjoys spending
time with his wife and two kids and is an outdoor enthusiast, particularly
hunting and fishing.
Fallon Hoverson MD, has been a member of the faculty since 2016 after practicing for two
years at Altru Family Medicine Center. She is a North Dakota native and
received her medical degree from the University of North Dakota School
of Medicine and Health Sciences. Her areas of interest include obstetrics,
women’s health and pediatrics. In her free time, Dr. Hoverson enjoys
spending time with her family, gardening and spending summers at her family
lake home.
Derek Lyste, MD, received his medical degree from the University of North Dakota School
of Medicine and Health Sciences and completed his residency training in
Grand Forks in 2010. After practicing at Altru Family Medicine Center
for four years, Dr. Lyste joined the program as an assistant director
in 2014. When not at work, Dr. Lyste spends time at the lake with his
wife and two daughters.
William S. Mann, MD, was born and raised in Scotland and received his medical degree from
the University of Glasgow, Scotland. He was the program director from
1983-1996 and then served as the chair of the Department of Family Medicine
at the University of North Dakota School of Medicine from 1996 to 2002.
He returned to the program in 2002 as a faculty member and has been practicing
at Altru Family Medicine Residency since his return. Dr. Mann has a special
interest in sports medicine and ultrasound and enjoys taking his dog on
long walks.
Adam Quinn, MD, serves as the sports medicine fellowship program director at Altru Family
Medicine Residency. Dr. Quinn grew up in northern Minnesota is received
his undergraduate degree from the University of Minnesota Duluth. He joined
the program in June of 2018 after completing his residency and sports
medicine fellowship in Grand Forks. He continues to have an interest in
sports medicine and musculoskeletal ultrasound.
Jamie R. Roed, MD, joined the program as a faculty member in 2005. He received his medical
degree from the University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health
Sciences and completed his residency in Grand Forks. Dr. Roed is a native
of Devils Lake, ND and in his free time enjoys rollerblading, biking and
spending time with his family.
Macey Hanel, PharmD, joined the program in September 2021. She is a graduate of the North
Dakota State University School of Pharmacy. She also completed a pharmacy
residency in Fergus Falls, MN at Lake Region Healthcare. She was born
and raised in North Dakota and has a passion for bringing pharmacy services
to the people in her community and participating in the education of future
healthcare professionals. In her free time, she enjoys cooking and spending
time with her family and pets.
Catherine Yeager, PhD, joined the Altru Family Medicine Residency in 2001. She received her
doctorate in clinical psychology from UND and completed her internship
at Children's Hospitals - Minneapolis. Dr. Yeager's specialties include
child/adolescent therapy, infant/toddler assessment, and pediatric neuropsychological
assessment.
Shyla Muse, PhD, joined Altru Family Medicine Residency as a co-director of behavioral
science training in 2013. She received her doctorate in clinical psychology
from the University of North Dakota and completed her internship at the
Child and Adolescent Service Center in Canton, Ohio. Dr. Muse's specialties
include pediatric therapy and neuropsychological assessment.
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