Our Providers

Doctors at Wray Community District Hospital and clinic work to provide a patient-centered environment where your health is the primary focus.

Dr. Lindsey Paulson

Physician

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Dr. David Reed

Physician

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Sue Krautkramer, PA-C

Physician Assistant

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Erin Vieselmeyer, PA-C

Physician Assistant

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Dr. Susan Kasza

Physician

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Dr. Thomas Kriley

Physician

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Tiffany Deering, PA-C

Physician Assistant

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Dr. Kaily Baer

Physician

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Wray Community District Hospital is a host site for the Northern Colorado Family Medicine Residency Training Program based out of North Colorado Medical Center in Greeley, Colorado. Wray Community District Hospital hosts two Residency Training slots where Family Medicine Residents train their first year in Greeley and train in Wray full-time for their second year and third year curricula.

Members of the local Family Medicine Medical Staff in Wray are adjunct professors for the Residency program and interview new candidates for the Wray track each year. The local Family Medicine practitioners provide an excellent perspective as to which candidates would be the best match for a rural assignment such as Wray. Candidates selected for the Wray Track are involved in all aspects of Family Medicine including Obstetrics and C-Sections.

Dr. Shannon Shaw

Resident Doctor

Dr. Connor Weisser

Resident Doctor

Dr. Paulson is originally from Monte Vista, Colorado. She completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Denver, medical school at the University of Colorado and finished her residency in Family Medicine in Greeley. Dr. Paulson moved to Wray in 2010 to start her practice at the Wray Clinic and is Board Certified in Family Medicine. She resides in Wray with her husband and 2 children.

Originally from Wyoming, Dr. Reed attended medical school at the University of Utah. He completed family practice Residency in Greeley while spending two years at the Wray Clinic. Dr. Reed worked in Wyoming for three years before relocating his practice to Wray in 1999. Dr. Reed is Board Certified in Family Medicine.

Originally from Wray, Sue completed Physician Assistant training at Central Michigan University. Sue worked in Women’s Health and Family Practice for three years in Western Colorado before returning to Wray in 2003 to establish her practice at the Wray Clinc. Sue is a Board Certified Physician Assistant.

Erin graduated from Concordia University in Seward, Nebraska with her Bachelor’s of Science, majoring in Biology with a minor in Chemistry. She obtained her Masters at Concordia University in Mequon, Wisconsin in Physician Assistant Studies. She did 11 rotations in Nebraska, Wyoming, Florida, Wisconsin, and here in Wray, Colorado.

Originally from Holyoke, Colorado, Erin is very familiar with North Eastern Colorado and the resources rural healthcare systems provide. She is most focused on preventative care for her patients and she enjoys working with all ages.

Vieselmeyer played basketball in college and says her medical career was rooted from her assistant basketball coach that mentored her as a driven student, athlete, and in her faith.

When asked what she would like to tell each patient at Wray Clinic she replied “I want to encourage patients to realize the benefit of preventative medicine and the importance of lifestyle interventions for overall better health. I’m open and willing to work with patients on any health concern and navigate what works best for them.”

Dr. Kasza earned her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine and is board certified through the American Board of Family Medicine. She has been practicing since 2017 but is excited about returning to Wray, CO where she completed her residency at Wray Hospital and Clinic from 2015-2017.

While Dr. Kasza knew she wanted to be a doctor since she was in grade school, it wasn’t until medical school that she found her area of clinical interests is obstetrics which is a big reason she chose family medicine.

“I encourage each patient to take charge of their own health and to build habits that will keep them healthier, says Dr. Kasza. “As a Doctor of Osteopathy, I will look at each patient in a whole person approach.”

Dr. Kasza is originally from McClave, Colorado. She is very familiar with rural healthcare and excited to be a part of the Wray community.

Dr. Kriley was born and raised in Smith Center, Kansas. He attended Washburn University in Topeka where he obtained his Bachelor of Science in biology, with a minor in chemistry. He earned his doctorate degree from the University of Kansas School of Medicine in Kansas City.

Dr. Kriley completed his residency program at North Colorado Family Medicine in Greeley, Colorado and practiced family medicine here at Wray Community District Hospital and Clinic and Norton County Hospital in Norton, Kansas.

Tiffany Deering attended Arickaree High School and played basketball for Otero Junior College. She received her Bachelor's in Biology with a minor in Chemistry from Colorado State University- Pueblo and went on to the University of Colorado's Child Health Association/Physician Assistant (CHA-PA) program.
She knew at a young age that she wanted to come back to North East Colorado and help people in a significant way. A passionate biology teacher greatly influenced her decision to become a PA and fulfill that dream.

With 14 years of experience, her clinical areas of interest are wellness exams and pediatrics. She enjoys being a true part of her patient's lives and helping each patient make choices to better their health.
Deering's driving factor for bringing her talents to Wray is the reputation the hospital and clinic withhold.

Deering appreciates that the Wray Hospital is a teaching facility for resident doctors and medical students. She looks forward to being in an educational environment and the inpatient aspect of the job.

Aside from caring for patients, Tiffany is a mother, wife, cattlewoman, biker, and runner. She has been married for 11 years and has 4 beautiful children. She lives in Yuma, Colorado. Her family raises wheat and cattle, and to engage her science-based brain, she likes to tinker with genetics when she does artificial insemination with her cattle herd.

Tiffany believes God has placed her in Yuma County to fulfill her passion--taking care of people.

Dr. Baer grew up in Colorado Springs, CO. She studied chemical engineering at Montana State University in Bozeman, MT for undergrad, and continued to the University of Colorado Anschutz for medical school with a career as a physician in rural healthcare in mind.

Flashback to when Dr. Baer was 12 years old, she knew she wanted to be in the medical field as a nurse or a doctor. Her dad is a physician and she has always looked up to him and admired his attentiveness for his patients. Her specific areas of interests are outpatient clinical medicine and women's healthcare.

An interesting fact about Dr. Baer is that she enjoys hunting with her family. When she was 18, she shot a Boone-Crockett moose and it is mounted above her parent's fireplace.

Our Providers

Dr. Lindsey Paulson

Dr. David Reed

Sue Krautkramer, PA-C

Erin Vieselmeyer, PA-C

Dr. Susan Kasza

Dr. Thomas Kriley

Tiffany Deering, PA-C

Dr. Kaily Baer

Dr. Shannon Shaw

Dr. Connor Weisser

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