EPFM Faculty

Lise Retailliau, DO

Program Director
Medical School – Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Residency – Tacoma Family Medicine

I grew up in Tacoma and attended Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine – Vallejo.  I completed residency at Tacoma Family Medicine.  I practiced FP/OB for 3 years before joining EPFM as faculty and am the Program Director.  I am responsible for our Adult Medicine and Inpatient Medicine curriculum.  I am especially interested in OMT, women’s health, LGBTQIA+ health, and provider wellness.  Being faculty at EPFM is so rewarding, I love working with residents, particularly supporting them in their unique goals.  I stay grounded by getting outside as much as possible, spending time with family and friends, and great meals.  The best is doing all three at once!

Amy Pearcy, DO

Osteopathic Program Director
Medical School – Western University of Health Sciences
Residency – Tacoma Family Medicine

I grew up in Toutle, Washington and attended Western University of Health Sciences/COMP for medical school. I completed residency at Tacoma Family Medicine in Tacoma, WA. After residency, I had the privilege of joining EPFM as one of the original faculty members. I am on of our Associate Program Directors, managing our Osteopathic curriculum as the Director of Osteopathic Education. I am also responsible for our inpatient and outpatient pediatrics curriculum, including NICU and the Emergency Room. My medical interests include OMT and pediatrics as well as preventive care and public health. Outside of medicine, my family and I are frequently found at Husky football games, camping, or at the ballfield with the kids. I’ve staying at EPFM for this long because I cannot imagine a better group of people to work with. Navigating the constantly changing medical field is tough, but having a group of people you can laugh with and who you know will 100% support you when needed is something that I feel very thankful to have found.

Abi Plawman, MD

Program Director – Addiction Fellowship
Medical School – University of Washington
Residency – Swedish Medical Center
Fellowship – Addiction Medicine at Swedish Medical Center

I grew up in Alaska, and after living in several states, settled in Seattle to attend the University of Washington for both undergraduate and medical school training. I completed my Family Medicine residency as well as Addiction Medicine fellowship at Swedish Cherry Hill, then moved to Puyallup to join the faculty at EPFM. I am currently residency Faculty, the Addiction Medicine Fellowship Director and the START Unit Medical Director at Good Samaritan Hospital. I am passionate about integrating high-quality addiction medicine into general medical care as well as providing specialty care for pregnant people with substance use disorders in both the inpatient and outpatient settings. It is a true privilege to join our residents and fellows on their learning journeys, and serving as faculty is a wonderful way to incorporate continuous learning and quality improvement into a multidisciplinary setting. Long-distance road cycling, cooking, and drawing/painting keep me balanced, and my two feisty tuxedo cats make sure I stick to a decent schedule whenever possible.

Chelsi Goodman, MD

Medical School – Chicago Medical School
Residency – Tacoma Family Medicine

Originally from Indiana, I spent most of my young adult life in Chicago. I attended Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science.  I then completed residency at Tacoma Family Medicine.  Immediately following residency, I joined the faculty at EPFM, where I serve as the liaison for obstetrics, gynecology, community medicine, medical student education, and the Neighborhood Clinic, a free clinic that serves the community of Tacoma. I have a strong interest in women’s health and community involvement.  The part of being faculty that I find the most rewarding is watching residents blossom into strong, independent physicians that go on to serve our community. Outside of work, you can find me at the gym, running with My Team Triumph, or playing with my dogs.

Eloi Hoopman, DO

Medical School – Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Residency – Tacoma Family Medicine

I grew up all over the western united states, but call Juneau Alaska my home town.

I attended Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine – Vallejo.

I completed residency at Tacoma Family Medicine.

I practiced FP/OB for 8 years in rural northern California before joining EPFM as faculty.

I am responsible for our Elective, Grand Rounds, Behavioral Health and Procedure curriculum and I assist with OB curriculum.  I am especially interested in care of developmentally delayed patients, DEI work and LGBTQIA+ health. Being faculty is the best job I have ever had and I love working with residents.  It really is an honor to help direct resident’s time at EPFM to help them meet their goals for future practice.

I stay joyful and filled with gratitude when I can laugh a lot, create beautiful things with my hands, eat great food and travel.

Brian Lay, DO

Medical School – Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Residency – East Pierce Family Medicine

I grew up in Port Orchard WA and attended Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine – Vallejo.  I completed residency here at East Pierce Family Medicine!  I practiced FP for 4 years before joining EPFM as a faculty member.  I am responsible for our Orthopedics/Sports Medicine and Surgery curriculum.  I am especially interested in OMT, mindfulness and meditation, and provider resilience and wellness.  I am passionate about seeking healing in my own life and in the lives of the patients and residents I work with.  I enjoy creating custom cocktails, food and wine pairing, music, making people laugh, hiking, mountaineering and solitude.

Michael Mosley, MD

Medical School – University of Iowa, Carver College of Medicine
Residency – Mercy Family Medicine Residency
Fellowship – Hospice and Palliative Medicine

I was born and raised in Des Moines, Iowa. I attended the University of Iowa for medical school, Mercy Hospital in Des Moines for family medicine residency, and St. Luke’s Hospital in Bethlehem, PA for hospice/palliative medicine fellowship. After training, I worked for a year as a hospice medical director and then spent three years as a palliative care consultant at MultiCare Good Samaritan Hospital before joining EPFM as core faculty. I now also serve as one of the associate program directors. I am responsible for organizing our weekly didactics, morning teaching rounds, and our core research experience. I also coordinate our nursing home rounds and our rotations in geriatrics, emergency medicine, and the ICU. I love finding formal and informal ways to teach the art of palliative care; personalizing care, matching treatment to goals, providing expert symptom management, and supporting patients with tough illness through every stage of their journey. I love coming to work (nearly) every day because of our awesome sense of community and camaraderie. My biggest goal with residents is modeling lifelong learning with a spirit of humility, curiosity, and teamwork. I also love camping, grilling, hiking, playing guitar, and consuming all things soccer.

 

 

 

 

Patricia Siza, MD

Medical School – University of Kentucky College of Medicine
Residency – Alaska Family Medicine Residency

Adjunct Faculty:

Paul Costanza, PhD

I was born & raised in a suburb of Boston, Massachusetts.  I attended graduate school at Seattle Pacific University and completed a 2-year post-doctoral fellowship at Boston University School of Medicine/Veteran’s Administration in the Center for Translational Cognitive Neuroscience.  My role at EPFM is Behavioral Scientist where I focus on physician communication, efficiency, and overall wellness.  I enjoy working with intelligent, motivated individuals and the rewards of participating in the learning process.  Outside of work I enjoy playing ice hockey, cycling, and well-prepared food (with a particular affinity for Italian meals).

Christy Weiland-Hamilton, PharmD

I grew up in Northern California and attended University of Washington, School of Pharmacy in Seattle. I completed my residency at St. Louis College of Pharmacy/Mercy Family Medicine and fellowship at University of North Carolina. Prior to joining the faculty at EPFM in 2021, I practiced as a faculty member in Colorado and at the University of Washington Medical Center. At EPFM, I am responsible for the pharmacotherapy curriculum, and I have the pleasure of working closely with residents on the inpatient service, during outpatient clinic, elective rotations and during didactic sessions. I am especially interested in diabetes management, heart failure, emergency medicine and process improvement. I am honored to be a member of EPFM. Working with medical residents brings together my love for clinical practice, mentorship, interdisciplinary care, and creating space for professional growth. Outside of work, I find enjoyment by spending time with family and friends, especially while sharing a meal. I have a 6-year-old son who is full of adventure, and we find ourselves being outside a lot especially with water sports or hiking with the PNW.