Kristen M. Durbin

Catherine Platt, PA-C, is a certified physician assistant specializing in internal medicine. She completed her training and master’s degree from the University of Utah Physician Assistant Program. Catherine has a special interest in preventative maintenance, primary care, gastroenterology and of a wide variety of conditions and ailments. She concentrates on seeing patients aged 12 and older. In her free time, she enjoys all forms of dancing and spending time with her family. Catherine is currently not accepting new patients. Most insurance plans accepted. “I believe preventive care is a key factor missing in current health care, and prevention is a large portion of what I focus on. I want to help patients better their current lives by encouraging healthy lifestyle changes. I try to encourage patients to be part of the decision making process.” No longer accepting new patients.

Dr. Sriram received her medical degree from Duke University School of Medicine and completed her Pediatric residency at Primary Children’s Hospital. She is currently Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at University of Utah in the Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine at Primary Children’s Medical Center. Her specific interests include healthcare delivery in the global and rural setting as well as health services research. She is also interested in graduate medical education, and currently is one of the course directors for the Residents as Teacher elective. She is also looking to...

Lindsay McKittrick, MD is a Pediatric Resident at the University of Utah. She splits clinical time between South Main Clinic and South Jordan Health Center. She enjoys helping families with behavior and development concerns and helps with Autism screening through monthly STAT clinics. She plans to practice in primary care following graduation from training. She loves spending time during visits educating families, assisting them with needed resources, and focusing on school success.