Gastroenterologists in Freeland, WA

It is an honor and privilege to be able to walk with patients and families during their life journe

Dr. Peter Sutcliffe, MD, joined Washington's The Everett Clinic in 2006. He works at Heart & Vascular Center in the Founders Building. He holds a medic

I enjoy working with women throughout their lives as they encounter obstetric and gynecological problems to optimize their lives and the lives of the

Dr. Hecker also sees patients at our Everett location. In additon to general gastoenterology, I have a special interest in colon cancer screening and celi

I was drawn to the practice of medicine by the power of the patient-physician relationship, and the ability to care for others in a way that is both person

Dr. Pereira also sees patients at our Everett location. I enjoy partnering with patients to build a care plan that is streamlined and thorough. I want peop

I have a special interest in Endoscopic Ultrasound, a specialized procedure that is used to study internal organs including the pancreas, gallbladder and t

I discovered Gastroenterology during my residency and just fell in love with it and the variety of ages and patients it allowed me to see. I love what I d

In addition to general gastroenterology, I have a special interest in colon cancer screening and inflammatory bowel disease. I believe in partnering with

I enjoy science and helping people, so becoming a healthcare professional was the ultimate way to help people and provide a good customer experience. I al

I focus on all gastroenterology and liver diseases, specifically cancers and diseases that involve the pancreas, gallbladder, and bile ducts. Being a doctor

My practice covers all areas of gastroenterology including heartburn and reflux, abdominal pain, changes in bowel habits, bloating, and colorectal canc

I provide general gastroenterology care including EGDs and colonoscopies and have a special interest in high-risk cancer and esophageal disorders. I w

I help manage a range of problems with the esophagus, stomach, small bowel, colon and hepatobiliary syst

I moved to Seattle at 16 and proudly served in the U.S. Army for ten years. I chose to pursue medicine because I want to alleviate pain and suffering.

I'm an interventional cardiologist. I chose cardiology because of the immediate impact you can have when a patient is suffering. The relief that the patie

I enjoy answering questions thoroughly and ensuring you understand both your condition and the plan of action. With more patients educating themselves on t

I consider it my primarily responsibility to honestly and directly assist my patients in their health and healing. I think of myself as a partner for