Portland

Catherine Fetters, PT, MPT, OCS

Lead Physical Therapist

Open and honest communication is key to how physical therapist Catherine Fetters works with patients. “I also feel that in order to progress and start feeling better, the work must continue when you leave the clinic,” she shares.

After completing a bachelor’s degree in business administration at Emory University, Catherine went on to get her master’s degree in physical therapy at the University of Puget Sound. She is board-certified in orthopedic physical therapy from the American Physical Therapy Association. Catherine believes in bringing clinical knowledge and evidence-based practice to her patients.

“I like to hear my patient’s narrative, their ‘story,’” Catherine explains. “I am so lucky to be able to spend an hour with my patients at each appointment and get to know them and work together on their goals for feeling and moving better.”

Two active daughters involved in sports, horseback riding, music, acting and social pursuits keep Catherine busy outside of work. She also enjoys stand-up paddleboarding, running, hiking, camping, bodyboarding and getting out to enjoy the local arts. 

Kara Forrar, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Kara Forrar is passionate about helping patients take charge of their health and succeed at their physical therapy goals. By creating trusting relationships, she helps patients with balance and mobility. She enjoys helping people to age well and stay independent longer.

Forrar graduated from the Physical Therapist Assistant program at Mount Hood Community College in Gresham, Oregon.

A mother of five and a former basketball coach, Forrar enjoys watching her children play sports. She loves to plan home renovation projects with her husband. Forrar’s family attends church and takes walks and hikes together

Brandon Holmes, PT

Physical Therapist

One of the joys of Brandon’s job is getting to know his patients and learning their stories, including what they like to do for fun. “If it’s important to you, then it’s important to me and it’s how I can help you back to living your best life,” he says. Brandon believes in viewing all systems of the body as they work together. The breathing system; the balance system; the visual system and — above all — the nervous system all must synchronize and integrate. He encourages collaboration and for his patients to ask questions. Communication is key.

Brandon completed his bachelor’s degree from the University of Hawaii at Manoa with a degree in kinesiology and rehabilitation science. He participated in a collaborative research study called iCare with the Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific to help better understand how exercise improves the health, fitness and quality of life for patients with cancer. He went on to pursue his doctoral degree from Pacific University and gained a wide breadth of knowledge and experience treating people across the lifespan with various diagnoses and settings in health care.

Outside of the clinic, Brandon enjoys playing recreational volleyball and hiking in the Pacific Northwest with his dog, Lily. He is passionate about biohacking and likes to share techniques and information with those who desire to take charge of their health and body.

Anthony Irigoyen, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Anthony Irigoyen graduated from the University of Colorado with his Doctorate of Physical Therapy. Anthony provides physical therapy with care rooted in compassion, aimed at getting patients back to doing what they love. His passions include various orthopedic conditions. Anthony strives to provides patients with undivided attention and partners with them in the decision making process to achieve their goals. When he's not in the clinic, you can find Anthony fly fishing, bouldering, trail running, cooking, and playing guitar and banjo.

Randy Ojua, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Randy Ojua considers patients key members of their healing team. “We are not here to ‘fix’ them,” Randy explains, “but to help guide and instruct them through the healing process.”

His guidance includes education and exercises to use at home to correct posture and improve muscle balance, core stabilization and body mechanics.

Randy works in outpatient orthopedics and is certified in ASTYM soft-tissue therapy. He completed his physical therapist assistant program at Mount Hood Community College.

After growing up in the Pacific Northwest, Randy has a keen love of landscaping and gardening. He even owns a small tree farm. He enjoys traveling with his wife, as well as biking, camping and photography.

Rebecca Vidos-Roland, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Physical therapist Rebecca Vidos-Roland provides patients with the tools to take care of their own health. For her, there is nothing more satisfying than someone returning to favorite activities because they’re stronger and more confident.

Rebecca earned her doctorate degree in Physical Therapy at the College of St. Scholastica in Duluth, Minnesota. She helps people with general bone, muscle and joint issues and chronic pain and creates care plans centered around her patients’ goals.

Rebecca likes to stay active in her personal life. She enjoys running and martial arts, getting outside and traveling. But she also likes to sit on the couch surrounded by her family and dogs and reading a good book.

Katie Williams, PT, MDT

Physical Therapist

Katie Williams believes that as a physical therapist, she is also a teacher. Her goal with every patient is to guide toward a path of managing self-care through education, understanding and patience.

Williams earned her master’s degree in physical therapy at University of Iowa in Iowa City. She is also certified in mechanical diagnosis and treatment (also known as the McKenzie Method).

Outside of work, she does CrossFit and spends time with her family checking out the variety of cuisine available in the Pacific Northwest.