Our Team

Andrew Tistadt, PA-C is a family medicine physician associate with nearly two decades of experience caring for patients of all ages, from newborns to seniors. An Oregon native, he has spent most of his career serving families in community health settings, where he is known for taking time to listen carefully and building long-term relationships with his patients. Over the course of his career, he has cared for thousands of patients throughout northwest Oregon.

Andrew graduated from Pacific University’s Physician Assistant program in 2006. Earlier in his career, he spent a year teaching English in Ecuador, an experience that deepened his love of the Spanish language and shaped his commitment to culturally attentive, compassionate care.

In clinical practice, Andrew enjoys the wide scope of family medicine. His professional interests include preventive care, pediatrics, dermatology, and women’s health. He performs a variety of in-office procedures and works closely with patients to help them understand their conditions and feel confident in their treatment plans.

Andrew believes the most important part of medicine is the relationship between patient and provider. He strives to create an environment where patients feel heard, respected, and comfortable discussing any health concern. His Catholic faith strongly influences his approach to medicine, and he is grateful to practice medicine at a clinic that aligns with his values.

Outside of clinic, Andrew enjoys spending time with his wife and their three children, hiking in the mountains, going to his kids’ baseball games, and playing Bach on the piano. And feel free to ask him how he crafts a most amazing morning coffee!

She aims to engage in open communication and honesty with all. She is passionate about healthy relationships and believes “it is within a relationship that we all get our start. The first human relationship between a mother and her baby is of the upmost importance. From beginning to end, relationships sustain us.” She loves the sunshine and being outdoors, rain does not keep her inside. In her spare time, Dr. Johansen enjoys knitting, walking, camping, reading, and swimming. She appreciates a good cup of coffee with friends and family. Her children, husband, and church community have taught her the value of relationships and the incredible gift of faithfulness.

Jackie MacMillan, FMCHC is a Functional Medicine Certified Health Coach. Born and raised in Portland, Oregon, Jackie has always had an interest in health, nutrition, wellness, and her Catholic faith. As a Health Coach, she promotes and encourages healthy lifestyles through education, compassionate listening, goal-setting and accountability.

She is excited to share knowledge, inspiration, support and encouragement to clients as they focus on their personal health and wellness goals. As a team member at Holy Family Catholic Clinic, Jackie supports clients on their health journey in conjunction with the clinic’s medical staff.

Liz Musich is a FertilityCare Practitioner- someone who teaches the Creighton method of cycle tracking. Cycle tracking is for any woman having cycles regardless of her age or state in life. Couples can use it for Natural Family Planning to either avoid pregnancy or help achieve pregnancy and women can use it to better understand their biology and to monitor health and fertility.

Creighton is a beautiful method because it not only shows natural times of fertility and infertility in the cycle but also shows many other indications of health or dysfunction in the reproductive system. Issues that may present in charting can then be assessed and treated by NaProTechnology which is a women’s health science that uses restorative practices to address the underlying causes.