Christie Kratovil believes that the human body is amazing and capable of doing incredible things. Her goal is to work with patients to develop realistic plans that help individuals achieve their optimal health. As a clinician, she offers patients the same compassion and patience she gives family members. She particularly loves getting to know people personally and seeing families grow over time.

Christie sees individuals of all ages. She has a special interest in supporting mental health. She previously worked as a nurse on the child and adolescent inpatient unit at Legacy Emanuel Medical Center in Portland, Oregon. She considers both physical and mental health vital to overall well-being.

Christie earned a bachelor of science in nursing at Washington State University (WSU) in Pullman, Washington. She went on to complete a master of nursing at WSU in Vancouver, Washington. Before joining Vancouver Clinic, Christie spent a decade as an urgent care clinician.

Away from medicine, Christie enjoys spending time with her husband, two kids, and two dogs. The family likes to boat, float, swim, and skip rocks on local rivers and play board and card games together. One of her most memorable experiences is going scuba diving with sharks.