NWVT

Limb Preservation Coordinator

My professional path has been illuminated by a deep love for both patient care and the art of solving complex diagnostic puzzles. I recognize that every patient’s journey is unique, and I am committed to providing compassionate care that honors their individual needs and concerns. Drawn to challenging exams that demand precision and critical analysis, I continue to find inspiration in the balance of science and empathy that defines vascular care.

Christine is currently a sonographer at Swedish Vascular Surgery in Seattle. She graduated from Seattle University in 2018 and has a passion for vascular ultrasound and teaching. Christine is originally from Hawaii but fell in love with the beauty of the PNW. When she is not kicking-butt doing ultrasounds, she enjoys cooking, painting, and annoying her cat Candy.

His honorable reputation precedes him, because he is Steve Knight.

Molly Baxter has worked at UC Davis medical center for the last 15 years specializing in veins and arterial venous malformations. She lives in Sacramento California and enjoys camping and traveling with her family.

Graduated from Oregon Tech’s Vascular ultrasound program 25 years ago and has worked for Pacific Vascular ever since.  Serving as the Technical Director for the past decade and the President for the past 3.5 years.  Areas of interest include: neurovascular, temporal arteritis, hepatoportal and pelvic venous disorders. When not at work, chances are you will find her on the lake surfing or hiking.

Sara graduated from Seattle University's diagnostic Ultrasound Program in 2013 and received her RVT credential. She worked for the D.E. Strandness, Jr. Vascular Laboratory at University of Washington Medical Center. She is the current Chair of the ultrasound section for the AVLS, a board member for the IAC vein center division and a member of the Society for Vascular Ultrasound planning committee.