Kathleen Rouzier is a certified Physician Assistant who obtained a Master in Health Sciences while completing the Physician Assistant Program at Duke University School of Medicine. She received her BS in Molecular Biology at University of Kansas. Prior to embarking on her medical career, she worked as a Healthcare IT Consultant. She has interest in interventional pain management and spine health, which grew after participating in and teaching Pilates. Kathy has additional hands-on training on performing ultrasound guided injections. She believes in best practice, a whole person approach, and connecting with her patients in order to provide the best possible care.
Kathy and her husband and two young boys are happy to call Colorado home. Although she grew up in Nebraska, she’s lived in Europe and Australia for extended period of time. Kathy enjoys anything active, especially outdoors, and spends much of her time with her family hiking, biking, picnicking, traveling, baking and crafting. She’s very happy to be part of the Non-operative Spine/Interventional Pain Medicine team at Panorama.
A native Kansan, Tracey graduated from Washburn University as a Physical Therapy Assistant. She then went on to graduate from Wichita State University in 1991 as a Physician Assistant. She has a Master’s degree in Physician Assistant Studies with emphasis in Orthopedics from the University of Nebraska-Omaha. She has been a PA for 28 years with experiences in pediatrics, family medicine, internal medicine and Orthopedics. Tracey joins Panorama from OrthoNebraska where she was the clinical director until she moved to Colorado with her family.
Tracey works with Dr Karen Knight on our spine and non-surgical teams.
Her husband is the Head Women’s basketball coach at the University of Denver. Her son Tommy is also a basketball coach at Wagner College and her daughter Taylor is a PA in orthopedics here in Denver.
