Kids are not just small adults. They’re growing and developing, so their needs are constantly changing. At St. Luke’s Children’s Treasure Valley Pediatrics, our team of pediatricians is dedicated to building a relationship with your family to support your child’s health, every step of the way. Each of our physicians is board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics and specializes in the needs of infants, children, and adolescents.
As a member of the National Health Services Corps (NHSC), we promise to serve all patients. This means:
Weekend hours are available by appointment at our Celebration Ave location in Meridian. One of our physicians will always be on call. If you need to inquire about your child's illness or injury when our office is closed, please call (208) 345-0715 and follow the prompts to leave a message for a triage nurse. In most cases, we will be able to respond to your call within 2 hours. If the physician needs to be involved, the triage nurse will contact him or her for you. Please limit your calls to urgent problems that cannot wait until office hours. We recommend that you take your child to the emergency room for emergencies only. If you need urgent support for a mental health crisis, please use 988 to call or text the Idaho Crisis & Suicide Hotline.
Our symptom checker offers educational information on various conditions, and provides advice regarding home care or first aid, when appropriate, as well as instructions on when you may need to call your provider, call 911, or go to an emergency department. It also offers dosage tables for common over-the-counter drugs.
The information in our symptom checker is designed with patient safety as the highest priority. Each care guide is reviewed by physicians, specialists and nurses for accuracy.
If you need additional advice regarding your child's sickness or injury, please contact your provider.
Joshua Albright, DO has clinical interest in newborn cares, preventive medicine, and healthy development. He enjoys the opportunity in pediatrics to care for children as they grow from birth through adolescence, and in building relationships with patients and their families in order to have shared decision making for each patient’s individualized care.
Dr. Albright grew up in the Pacific Northwest, originally from Tacoma, and earned his undergraduate degree at Boise State University. Outside of work, Dr. Albright loves spending time with his wife and children, which tends to include lots of time with Legos, super heroes, and time outside.
Shauna Ellefson, MSN, APRN, NP-C is a family nurse practitioner specializing in pediatrics. She cares for her own panel of patients, as well as sick patients scheduled for same-day visits. She is board certified by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners.
Shauna began her career as a pediatric RN in the inpatient setting. She also has experience working in pediatric otolaryngology, which helped advance her ear, nose and throat (ENT) assessment skills. She recognizes the importance of including the family in a wholistic approach to patient care.
Shauna earned joint bachelor's degrees in nursing from Gonzaga University and Seattle University. She received a master's degree in nursing as a family nurse practitioner, from Idaho State University.
In her spare time, Shauna loves spending time with her husband and two children. They enjoy camping, swimming, biking, golfing, and playing tennis.
Elsa Lee, MD, FAAP is a general pediatrician who cares for children from birth through adolescence. While she enjoys all facets of pediatric care, she has additional interest, based on personal experience, in breastfeeding and infant and toddler food allergies. She enjoys discussing parenting books, commiserating about excessive screen time and helping families make informed decisions about the health care needs of their child.
After completing her internship and residency at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, Dr. Lee spent three years in Chinle, Arizona, working for the Indian Health Service. Since moving to Idaho, Dr. Lee has served as the physician coordinator for WIC, the breastfeeding champion for the Idaho AAP, and the social media presence for Treasure Valley Pediatrics in addition to a variety of administrative roles for St. Luke’s Children's pediatrics.
In her free time, Dr. Lee can be found in the great outdoors, often with her husband, their two teenagers and the family dog. If the trails are too muddy, she’ll be at home reading, cooking or knitting.
Dr. Lee covers on-call and weekend clinics for St. Luke’s Children's Treasure Valley Pediatrics.
Stephanie Marria, DNP fosters a collaborative and trusting relationship with her patients and families to promote healthy childhood development.
Stephanie earned her doctor of nursing practice degree in primary care pediatrics from the University of Washington. Prior to earning her advanced degree, Stephanie worked as a registered nurse at Seattle Children’s Hospital. Stephanie is originally from Boise and enjoys spending time with her husband, children, and dog. Her hobbies include running, skiing, reading, and baking.
Khristine Lanuza Miller, MD, FAAP is a general pediatrician with a broad range of interests including preventive care and disease management for children from the newborn period until adolescence; treatment of infectious and respiratory problems; and management of developmental delays, ADHD and mental health problems. Dr. Miller also has special interest in acute care and performing minor surgical procedures such as laceration repair, removal of a foreign body, ligation of extra digits, and circumcision. She enjoys working with families to develop treatment plans and goals for a healthy life.
Dr. Miller earned a bachelor’s degree in biology at the University of the Philippines, where she was elected to the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society and graduated magna cum laude. She attended medical school at the University of the Philippines as well, graduating seventh in her class. Prior to her formal training in pediatrics, she spent a year working in various emergency rooms in the Philippines. Next, Dr. Miller completed her pediatric residency training and internship at Wayne State University/Children’s Hospital of Michigan where she served as assistant chief resident in her last year.
In her free time, Dr. Miller enjoys adventure travel, mountain biking, road biking, trail running, swimming, triathlons, cooking, gardening, and spending time with her husband.
Katelyn Perry is a licensed professional counselor certified in parent-child interaction therapy. She has clinical experience in working with individuals who struggle with mental health disorders including depression, mood disorders, bipolar, ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, anxiety disorders, adjustment disorder and psychotic disorders. She provides a comfortable, clean and open environment to develop the most effective and direct line to solutions and resolutions.
Katelyn was born and raised in Boise and attended the University of Idaho, where she earned her bachelor's degree in psychology and a master’s degree rehabilitation counseling and human services. While in the master’s program, she completed internships at St. Luke’s as a behavioral health consultant.
Andrea Prasch, MD worked in general pediatrics for seven years at St. Luke's before joining the Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine Clinic, allowing her to follow her passion to serve the unique healthcare needs of this population. Her professional interests include the diagnosis and treatment of eating disorders and mental health issues. She deeply believes that these conditions are very treatable, if not curable, when a personalized and team-based approach is used.
Prior to her medical education, Dr. Prasch earned her bachelor’s degree in biology from Rocky Mountain College in her hometown of Billings, Montana. In her free time, she enjoys mindfulness, meditation, reading, yoga, organizing, playing with plants, and spending time with her husband, children, and their dog.
Eric D. Roy, MD, FAAP is a general pediatrician who enjoys managing a wide variety of pediatric conditions, working with children and families from birth to 18 years of age. He places a focus on preventive care and establishing a consistent medical home for his patients. He strives to deliver thorough and thoughtful care for his families with particular interest in the areas of developmental delay, school struggles, and dermatologic conditions.
Dr. Roy earned his bachelor's degree from the College of Idaho, graduating summa cum laude. After earning his medical degree from the University of Washington School of Medicine, he completed his pediatric residency at the University of Utah/Primary Children’s hospital before returning to Idaho.
Dr. Roy serves as medical director of St. Luke’s Clinic – Treasure Valley Pediatrics and is on the clinical excellence committee. He has worked to help standardize a high quality of pediatric care in the Treasure Valley. He is accepting newborns and new patients on a limited basis.
Kailyn Wiersma, MD has clinical interests in preventive medicine, care for the medically underserved, and community-level health interventions. She enjoys the opportunities she has to build relationships with families and to see her patients grow up over time.
Dr. Wiersma is originally from Michigan, where she worked as a primary care pediatrician before moving to Idaho. In her spare time, she enjoys being outdoors, reading, crafting, and exploring her new home with her family and friends.
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