Sammis-Falk, Rachel L PA

Tiffany T. Zhang, P.A.-C., Ph.D., is a board-certified physician assistant specializing in chronic pain management at the Center for Pain Relief at UW Medical Center - Roosevelt in Seattle, WA. With a focus on compassionate care and pain-related research, Zhang provides diagnosis and treatment for patients seeking relief from chronic pain. Her medical education at Wayne State University and dedication to patient well-being make her a trusted provider in the field. In her free time, Zhang enjoys activities such as reading, tennis, travel, and stamp collecting.Generated from the website

Lily Johnson, PA-C is a physician assistant and teaching associate of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, with a practice focus in shoulder and elbow surgery. She believes the medical system should act as a team, striving to involve and educate the patient in every treatment process step. She prioritizes active listening and clear, direct communication in her care so that patients and their loved ones never leave with a question unanswered or concern unaddressed. She provides care for injuries and disorders of the upper extremity, including trauma and sports-related injuries. She works collaboratively with Dr. Schiffman to assist in arthroscopic and open treatment of all shoulder and elbow conditions, including arthritis, tendon disorders, joint instability, and fractures. She is passionate about partnering with patients throughout their treatment process, whether that is surgical or nonoperative.

Lily Johnson, PA-C is a physician assistant and teaching associate of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, with a practice focus in shoulder and elbow surgery. She believes the medical system should act as a team, striving to involve and educate the patient in every treatment process step. She prioritizes active listening and clear, direct communication in her care so that patients and their loved ones never leave with a question unanswered or concern unaddressed. She provides care for injuries and disorders of the upper extremity, including trauma and sports-related injuries.She works collaboratively with Dr. Schiffman to assist in arthroscopic and open treatment of all shoulder and elbow conditions, including arthritis, tendon disorders, joint instability, and fractures. She is passionate about partnering with patients throughout their treatment process, whether that is surgical or nonoperative.