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Get to Know ThedaCare’s Newest Providers

Last updated: November 12, 2025

ThedaCare is pleased to introduce our newest providers. Here, we learn what inspires them to improve the health and well-being of our patients, and empower them to live their unique, best lives.

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Elana Boyson, APNP

Nurse Practitioner, Surgery Optimization, ThedaCare Medical Center-Orthopedic, Spine and Pain

“I take a compassionate approach to care, recognizing that true healing involves more than just treating physical symptoms. I value the individuality of each patient, working collaboratively to develop personalized care plans and health goals to reflect their unique needs, values and lifestyle.”

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Rachel Bradley, PA-C

Physician Assistant, Family Medicine, ThedaCare Physicians-New London

“My approach to care centers on building a strong, trustworthy relationship with each patient. I believe that open communication, mutual respect and reliability are the foundation of high-quality health care.”

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Paige Butler, PA-C

Plastic Surgery, ThedaCare Plastic Surgery-Neenah

“By listening closely to each patient’s goals, I strive to educate them on their options and guide them through every step of their surgical journey. My priority is to deliver safe, high-quality care tailored to individual needs.”

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Clarence Calhoun, MD

Physician, Hospitalist, ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Appleton and -Neenah

“I believe in clear communication, evidence-based decisions and respecting each patient’s individual goals. I see my role as part of the family’s team, working together to make hospital care understandable and to help bring their loved one safely back home.”

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Atul Dogra, MD

Physician, Hospice and Palliative Care, ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Neenah

“I believe that educating patients and their families empowers them to make informed decisions about their care. I also believe that compassion, effective communication and respecting their choses are essential for building trust and delivering patient-centered care.”

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Catherine Kruschel, APNP

Nurse Practitioner, Cardiology, ThedaCare Cardiovascular Care-Appleton

“My approach to care focuses on educating patients about their cardiovascular health so they fully understand their condition and treatment options. I believe that when patients feel empowered with knowledge, they are better able to take an active role in managing their heart health.”

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Eric Lawatsch, MD

Physician, Urology, ThedaCare Urology-Neenah

“My approach to care is centered on providing professional, up-to-date treatment by closely following clinical guidelines and new surgical advances to achieve the best outcomes.”

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Michelle Lichtenberg, APNP

Nurse Practitioner, Hospitalist, ThedaCare Medical Center-Berlin

“My approach to care centers on treating each patient as a unique individual, with respect, dignity and compassion. I prioritize actively listening to patients and their families, and I strongly believe in a collaborative, team-based approach to achieve the best possible outcomes.

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Jessica Lillie, APNP

Nurse Practitioner, Urology, ThedaCare Urology-Neenah and -Shawano

“As a compassionate and experienced nurse practitioner, I take pride in delivering exceptional urology care that’s both evidence-based and deeply patient-centered. My goal is to support each patient’s long-term wellness through trust, education and expert care.”

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Samantha Peterson, APSW

Licensed Professional Counselor, ThedaCare Behavioral Health Walk-in Care-Neenah

“My priority is to provide patient-centered, holistic and collaborative care, focusing on building a supportive partnership where patients feel heard and valued. Using proven therapeutic techniques, I tailor each treatment plan to each patient’s unique needs and goals.”

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Molly Rasmussen Peeters, APNP

Nurse Practitioner, Cardiology, ThedaCare Cardiovascular Care-Appleton

“I believe that the best outcomes are achieved when a multidisciplinary team collaborates, using each member’s unique knowledge and skills. I emphasize that patients should be active participants in their care and focus on providing treatment plans to ensure the highest quality outcomes.”

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Yevgeniy Vvedenskiy, MD

Psychiatrist, ThedaCare Behavioral Health

“As a psychiatrist, I am deeply committed to fostering a therapeutic alliance grounded in partnership and collaboration. I believe that effective treatment depends on shared decision-making, where the provider and patient engage in open dialogue to explore options and align goals.”

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Emily Wolf, APNP

Nurse Practitioner, Urology, ThedaCare Urology-Neenah

“My philosophy of care centers on thorough symptom evaluation, patient education and creation of evidence-based treatment plans. I value building positive patient relationships through open and honest communication.”

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Anthony Zeimet, DO

Physician, Infectious Disease, ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Appleton

“I enjoy working as an infectious diseases specialist because it allows me to help patients when they’re critically ill and see them recover. I find it rewarding to intervene in severe cases and take satisfaction in being able to cure infections and improve patients’ outcomes.”

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