Terra E. Gahlman, PA-C

Melissa Jennerjohn is a board-certified physician assistant practicing in hand and upper extremity department. She obtained her undergraduate degree in exercise/fitness management and health promotion from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh in Oshkosh, WI. She earned her master’s in physician assistant studies from the University of St. Francis in Fort Wayne, IN. Ms. Jennerjohn’s medical interests include sports medicine and hand and upper extremity. She enjoys treating patients of all ages. Melissa is married and has three boys who keep her busy. They have a goldfish named Trenton, won by one of her sons at a local fair. She enjoys hiking, reading books, playing basketball with her boys, and attending their events. They also enjoy watching sports and like traveling to see sporting events in different areas of the country. Melissa feels it is important to give back when able and donates blood on a regular basis with the American Red Cross. ”I feel privileged that I can help my patients improve their quality of life.” – Melissa Jennerjohn, PA-C

Melissa Jennerjohn is a board-certified physician assistant practicing in hand and upper extremity department. She obtained her undergraduate degree in exercise/fitness management and health promotion from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh in Oshkosh, WI. She earned her master’s in physician assistant studies from the University of St. Francis in Fort Wayne, IN. Ms. Jennerjohn’s medical interests include sports medicine and hand and upper extremity. She enjoys treating patients of all ages. Melissa is married and has three boys who keep her busy. They have a goldfish named Trenton, won by one of her sons at a local fair. She enjoys hiking, reading books, playing basketball with her boys, and attending their events. They also enjoy watching sports and like traveling to see sporting events in different areas of the country. Melissa feels it is important to give back when able and donates blood on a regular basis with the American Red Cross. ”I feel privileged that I can help my patients improve their quality of life.” – Melissa Jennerjohn, PA-C

Kathlyn Klein is a board-certified physician assistant practicing in the hand and upper extremity department. She obtained her undergraduate degree and earned her physician assistant studies degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Katie’s practice is focused on hand and upper extremity care with special interests in carpal and cubital tunnel syndrome, Dupuytren's, tendonitis, trigger finger, and wrist, thumb, and hand arthritis. Other medical interests include bursitis, cortisone injections, deformity correction, fracture nonunion, fractures, metastatic bone disease, microsurgery, osteomyelitis, plastic and reconstructive surgery, repetitive motion injury, strains and sprains, and skeletal trauma. Katie is certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants. She is also a member of both the American and the Wisconsin Academy of Physician Assistants. Katie and her partner, Kevin, have six nieces and nephews whom they adore! They also have a dog and two cats. In her time away from work, besides being a beekeeper, she enjoys hiking, biking, yoga, cross country skiing, cooking, hobby farming, listening to music, and watching movies. Katie is involved with many community groups including Second Harvest Food Bank, Primates, Inc., NAMI, and the AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin. They love to travel. Their favorites have been seeing the Hubbard Glacier calving in Alaska, which they reported as awesome, and experiencing the amazing rain forest in Costa Rica. I love helping people and providing compassionate care. It is very satisfying to guide patients through their recovery process and to be there for them during a difficult time. - Kathlyn Klein, PA-C