Originally from the state of Washington, Christoffer is excited to continue the cross-country trip that medicine has taken him on, from Oregon to Iowa, Texas, and now to Maine. He is excited to enjoy the outdoors and pursue his dream of sports medicine training and providing care to athletes of all skill levels.
He tripled majored in neurobiology, biochemistry, and dance studies from the University of Washington for his undergraduate degree and completed medical school at the University of Iowa. While in residency, he served as chief resident and provided care for multiple high schools in the Dallas-Forth Worth metroplex as well as the Dallas Legion Ultimate Frisbee team and Panther City Panthers Lacrosse. He also served on the board for state-wide family medicine physician advocacy groups. Outside of medicine Christoffer enjoys cooking with his supportive wife, Madison, as well as running, ultimate frisbee, and writing.
Travis was born in Beaverton, Oregon, home of Nike headquarters and many sports enthusiasts. It was in Beaverton that Travis began his lifelong passion for sports, particularly basketball, which he started playing at the age of 8. It was also where he first dreamt of playing for the Portland Trail Blazers. Travis attended Linfield University, where he played basketball and ran the 400m in track.
Following his undergraduate education, Travis worked as a medical assistant for an orthopedic trauma surgeon. This experience sparked his desire to pursue medicine. He went on to attend medical school at Pacific Northwest University in central Washington and spent his clinical years in Fairbanks, Alaska. Travis completed family medicine residency training in western Montana, where he had the opportunity to trail run in the northern Rocky Mountains with his dog Berry. He is excited about the opportunity to further his training with the faculty at Maine-Dartmouth and to explore the beautiful state of Maine.