The Great Falls Hospital is pleased to welcome Katelyn Graff, PA-C, to the Great Falls Hospital Emergency Department. Katelyn is an experienced physician assistant who has been treating a wide range of patients in an emergency room setting since 2022.
In 2017, Katelyn received her Bachelors of Arts with a double major in Health Science and Public Health with a minor in Biology from Carroll College in Helena, Montana. She graduated with her Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies at Pacific University in Hillsboro, Oregon. Then, Katelyn completed her Doctor of Medical Science degree in 2022 at Pacific University.
Before becoming a physician assistant, Katelyn worked in a healthcare setting as a patient care technician and medical assistant. Katelyn worked in emergency departments located in Centralia and Aberdeen, Washington before joining the Great Falls Hospital team.
Katelyn looks forward to demonstrating her passion for public health care and providing excellent care to those she treats. In her spare time Katelyn enjoys hiking, biking, and spending time with family.
Katelyn will be seeing patients at the Great Falls Hospital Emergency Room, at 3010 15th Avenue South in Great Falls. For more information, please call (406) 216-8082.
About the Great Falls Clinic:
In 1917, four visionary medical leaders opened a world-class comprehensive health care center, with an integrated team of specialists and a personal approach to wellness—far from an urban center. Today, the Great Falls Clinic provides diverse specialty medical clinics, urgent care clinics, primary care, cancer center, and highly specialized surgical services. The Great Falls Clinic and Hospital are committed to improving the health and wellness of our community by striving to provide the best healthcare possible.
As a provider-led organization, the Clinic is committed to recruiting the exemplary medical staff members, harnessing the power of the latest medical technologies, continually striving for advancement, and above all, working as a team to meet the health needs of the 250,000 residents living in Central Montana.