Coos Bay
CIT Pharmacy Patients: Reminder
Due to anticipated delays in the mail over the holidays, it would be prudent to give us advanced notice of your prescription refills. For CIT
November 12, 2025
As your primary health-care provider, our medical team cares about the whole patient: body, mind and spirit. We provide a variety of services with a holistic approach to wellness:
8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday
Due to anticipated delays in the mail over the holidays, it would be prudent to give us advanced notice of your prescription refills. For CIT
Starting today, February 10, 2025, we are thrilled to announce that Anthony Collins, our Licensed Massage Therapist, is now accepting appointments for massage therapy at
Access to Shishda Haws for CIT employees is a complimentary employee benefit thanks to the Coquille Indian Tribe Human Resources (HR). Please make sure to
Phone (541) 916-7025
Fax (541) 916-7048
To register as a Ko-Kwel Wellness Center patient, please fill out the questionnaire below. Once complete, please send by postal mail or fax to your KWC.
IMPORTANT: Do not email this packet. It may contain personal health information and your Social Security number.
Chief Medical Officer
The Ko-Kwel Wellness Center is delighted to announce that Dr. Elizabeth Barrera, DO, joined our team as the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) in June 2025.
Dr. Barrera is dual board certified in Family Practice and Addictions Medicine. She has over a decade of experience that will benefit the Opioid Treatment Program in Eugene, as well as our Primary Care services in Coos Bay and Eugene.
Dr. Barrera completed her undergraduate education at UCLA with a degree in Psychology with a specialization in computer programming. She attended Western University College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific where she completed a pre-Doctoral teaching fellowship in manipulative medicine- using hands-on techniques to allow the body to heal itself. She completed her Family Medicine with Obstetrics Residency and a post-doctoral fellowship in Addiction Medicine with High-Risk Obstetrics at the University of Washington. Dr. Barrera also has a Master of Public Health from the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health where she specialized in health policy and management.
Dr. Barrera has been Medical Director to multiple Opioid Treatment Programs in the Los Angeles area and has an unwavering dedication to providing patient-centered and holistic healthcare. For the past six years, she has served a fundamental role as Chief Medical Officer promoting the integration of behavioral and physical health for Medicaid managed care populations in Washington. She has served on the executive council for Elevance Health in both Health Equity and AI/AN Tribal Health at the national and state levels.
She and her family are looking forward to making the Oregon Coast their new home.
Integrated Care Therapist
Alexandra Campbell, CSWA, is a behavioral health professional dedicated to supporting individuals and families through compassionate, integrated care.
Alexandra is a Coos Miluk Tribal member. She has worked locally as a Behavioral Health Care Manager and as Pediatric Integrated Behavioral Health Associate, conducting assessments for depression, anxiety, trauma, and substance use, as well as providing crisis intervention and safety planning.
As the Integrated Care Therapist for KWC–Coos Bay, Alexandra is especially excited to expand access to care for tribal community members within our rural healthcare setting.
Physician Assistant
Daniel Carlson has provided primary medical care at Ko-Kwel Wellness Center since it opened in 2021. He’s a strong believer in preventive medicine and the healing power of good food and regular exercise.
He also advocates for regular wellness checks, especially for kids and adolescents, many of whom have had their mental and physical health negatively impacted by COVID.
He holds a Master of Science from Pacific University. Before becoming a physician assistant, he worked as an advanced emergency medical technician in Washington County, Ore. Before working in medicine, he graduated from the University of California at Davis with a degree in economics and worked in commercial banking.
He enjoys archery, photography and hiking.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
With a Doctor of Nursing Practice and a Master of Science in Nursing from Duke University, Gabrielle is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. In addition to experience working in inpatient psychiatric units and residential eating disorders treatment, she is also an experienced educator and adjunct professor in the field of psychiatric nursing.
In 2024, Dr. Choi established a new psychiatric service line at KWC’s Eugene location, providing compassionate and personalized mental health care to our community. Her approach focuses on client-centered care, encompassing thorough evaluation, accurate diagnosis, and effective medication management.
Dr. Choi’s commitment to understanding her patients extends beyond the clinical setting. She values building connections with individuals, staff, and the local community, drawing inspiration from the beautiful landscape of Eugene. Family plays a central role in Dr. Choi’s life and she enjoys board games, enjoying Korean food together, and getting acquainted with Lane County.
Physician Associate
Sean studied Health Promotion and Education while specializing in Emergency and Wilderness medicine during his time at the University of Utah. He then worked as an Advanced Emergency Medical Technician and Medical Assistant in Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, and Burlington, Vermont prior to enrolling in PA school. He earned his Master’s in Physician Associate Studies from Midwestern University in Phoenix, Arizona.
Throughout his education and practice Sean has focused on the importance of preventative and lifestyle medicine, fostering the mind-body connection, and the healing power of nature.
In his free time, he enjoys studying ecology, rock climbing, hiking, backpacking, kayaking, skiing, playing soccer, and spending time with his wife and dog.
The Ko-Kwel Wellness Center offers free 24-hour call-in medical help lines for all tribal members and patients of the center’s Medical Clinic. (For medical emergencies, please phone 9-1-1 or go to the nearest emergency room.)
Fast, reliable communication with your medical provider is accessible 24/7. The Patient Portal is only a click away.