Board Members
Ian McLogan, ND - President
Throughout his education at Bastyr, during his residency, and as an associate, Dr. McLogan has had a strong interest in Naturopathic Primary Care. He manages a range of conditions with his patients, but his current patient base is heavily composed of patients with chronic diseases and multiple co-morbidities. Ian believes strongly in providing up-to-date information to his patients and in educating his patients to make them advocates for their health. Ian especially enjoys working with young patients, focusing on preventative strategies. Associate Physician at Natural Medicine of Seattle
B.S in Psychology Wayne State University completed 2008
Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine completed 2013
President of Nature Cure Club at Bastyr University 2011-2012
2-year residency at Natural Medicine of Seattle 2014-2016
Associate Physician at Natural Medicine of Seattle 2016-present
Logan Rost, ND, MPH - Vice President
Logan (she/her) is currently a second-year naturopathic resident and public health professional at Family Health Centers community health center in Okanogan County, WA. She has a background in medical anthropology and is passionate about understanding and challenging social/cultural narratives and biases we have around illness and health. Dr. Rost has used her dual ND/MPH training to advocate for the inclusion of NDs in Indigenous communities/tribal health centers and for the integration of NDs into community health centers and under-resourced areas. Logan believes that NDs are uniquely suited to serve as primary care physicians due to the width and breadth of their clinical modalities, as well as their preventative framework. During her first term as an NAPCP Board member, she started the development of the Community Health and Health Equity Committee to increase education on health equity in primary care, as well as community health for the ND PCP.
When she remembers to have balance in her life, Logan can be found with her nose in a good fantasy/fiction novel and spending time with my roommate (ie. her cat, Ida).
Hannah Gordon, ND, RN, FNP - Treasurer
Dr. Gordon graduated from Bastyr University in 2015, completed a one-year residency at Bastyr Center for Natural Health, worked at ZoomCare, a primary care and minor acute care group of clinics, for four years, and completed her Family Nurse Practitioner degree in the Summer of 2022. She is currently the Assistant (Site) Medical Director for International Community Health Services International District clinic in Seattle. Prior to this, Hannah was an acute care RN for 8 years.
Dr. Gordon’s goal is to provide high-quality and efficient primary care services. She resonates with the adage of doctor as teacher, holding firm to the belief of educating patients on standards of care, research, and shared decision-making to enhance quality of life. Naturopathic medicine excites Hannah in that she can use multiple modalities to work with her patients in their path of healing.
Hannah is passionate about high-quality primary care and community health care, improving and expanding ND education, residencies, and jobs. She believes that NDs can be excellent primary care providers and be part of an integrative team to improve health outcomes.
Rachel Leigh Collins, ND, MPH - Secretary
Dr. Collins (she/her) is a naturopathic physician, public health educator, and Eastside Natural Medicine’s first-year resident. She specializes in pediatric and adolescent mental healthcare and family medicine primary care. Rachel is passionate about delivering trauma-informed care for pediatrics, adolescents, and working with patients with sensory processing disorders, neurodivergence (ADHD, OCD, autism, etc.), and anxiety-related conditions. Much of Rachel’s public health work has been dedicated to advocating for accessible, equitable, and culturally appropriate care of Indigenous communities as well as working towards destigmatizing mental health conditions through community health education.
When she is not in the office with patients, she is likely out rummaging through the forest with her partner, playing with her cats, thrifting, or sipping on a good cup of tea.
Dr. Collins serves on the board of Naturopathic Academy of Primary Care Providers (NAPCP) and is a member of the Pediatric Association of Naturopathic Physicians (PedANP), Washington State Public Health Association (WSPHA), and American Association of Naturopathic Physicians (AANP).
Geoffery Bender, ND, LAc
Dr. Bender has followed the work and mission of NAPCP for the past several years and holds the organization in the highest regard. Its goal - to promote public safety, professional competency, and develop the skills of naturopathic primary care providers aligns closely with his own.
As a naturopathic physician practicing primary and specialty care for the past 9 years, Dr. Bender has divided his time between clinic and education, having been an instructor at both Bastyr University and the Seattle Institute of East Asian Medicine teaching Grand Rounds, Anatomy and Physiology, Dermatology and Urology, and LGBTQ+ healthcare.
As a dual degree practitioner, he also brings a unique perspective as he has found his training in Chinese medicine and naturopathic medicine inform each other and have places in primary care alongside one another. The importance of education has always been a root value of his, and as he has grown as an educator, Geoffery hopes to bring these skills to help offer expertise in programming and diversify primary care education and offerings to the organization. Personally, he has benefited greatly from the training provided by NAPCP, and it gives him great personal and professional satisfaction to join, help it grow, and help it to accomplish its mission.
Reid Kiyabu, ND, MS
Dr. Kiyabu is a 2023 ND and M.S. acupuncture graduate of Bastyr University in Seattle, and the current first-year resident at the Institute of Complementary Medicine (ICM). Reid’s clinical interests include integrative primary care, men's health, weight management, and longevity medicine.
Growing up in Hawaii, Ried was exposed to a blend of Eastern and Western cultures that helped to form his perspective on healthy living and inform the way he practices medicine. He is drawn to naturopathic and traditional Chinese medicine because it allows him to effectively utilize modalities across the therapeutic order, and he always strives to form collaborative relationships with patients to provide individualized care.
As a member of various naturopathic professional organizations, Dr. Kiyabu is passionate about preserving and expanding both the ND scope of practice and access to quality care for patients.
Max Cohen, ND
Dr. Cohen graduated from the National University of Natural Medicine and completed his residency in integrative primary care in Portland, Oregon. After residency, Max worked for ZOOM+Care providing urgent and primary care services in the Oregon metro area, and currently practices with Neighborhood Health Center’s Oregon City clinic, an FQHC focusing on providing accessible medical care for underserved populations.
Max’s clinical interests are in evidence-based integrative primary care, point-of-care ultrasound, and immunization education. He sits on the Medical Advisory Board of Boost Oregon and is a volunteer workshop leader for them.
Lacy Campbell
Lacy Campbell is in her fourth year as a naturopathic medical student at the National University of Natural Medicine. Lacy earned her bachelor’s degree in organismal biology at Portland State University and worked with animals as a wildlife rehabilitator and clinic manager for over 22 years. There she found her passion for natural medicine after seeing first-hand the healing power of nature in the animals she treated.
During that time, she also became interested in herbal medicine and preventative care. Lacy is passionate about using what she knows about wildlife and adapting it to people, especially when it comes to how we evolved and the mismatch between our current built environment and health outcomes. She is currently the President of the Naturopathic Medical Student Association and has a wide interest pool including addiction and mental health, primary care, and postpartum care. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family in nature.
Meghan Zech, ND, FABNO
Dr. Zech is a graduate of Bastyr University, where she earned her doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine. Following her studies, she pursued a residency in Integrative Oncology, and ultimately went on to achieve her Fellow status with the American Board of Naturopathic Oncology. Additionally, she is a Registered Herbalist with the American Herbalist Guild, a testament to her strong ongoing connection to herbal medicine.
In her primary care practice, Dr. Zech works with a diverse range of patients, with a particular focus on managing chronic health conditions and integrative oncology. She is particularly passionate about working with patients in the survivorship setting as this growing population faces unique medical needs, which are often poorly understood in the primary care setting.
Outside of clinical practice, Dr. Zech remains actively engaged with community and patient support groups. She is a strong advocate for preventative medicine and aims to educate her patients encourages them to take an active role in their health.
Caroline Budhan
Caroline (she/her) is a third-year naturopathic medicine student at Bastyr University, where she’s deepening her knowledge of naturopathic medicine. She previously earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Hunter College in New York City. Her passion for natural medicine was ignited by witnessing nature’s healing power throughout her life. Caroline is also a dedicated board member for the Project Girl Mentoring Program, reflecting her commitment to community support. Her interests span addiction medicine, mind-body medicine, emotionally focused therapy, primary care, and endocrinology. Outside of her studies, she enjoys quality time with her family and listening to music
Michael Manning, ND
Dr. Michael Manning, ND, specializes in pediatric/family medicine primary care and adjunctive physical medicine care. Dr. Manning’s love of healthcare started from an early age seeing and hearing stories of his mom and grandmother practicing medicine in the hospital, classroom, and wartime settings. His first ventures were as a lifeguard instructor and EMT, teaching others emergency rescue, basic life support, and first-aid. He eventually fell in love with the idea of preventative medicine and transitioned from his degree in early childhood development to study nutrition. He earned his B.S. from the University of California, Davis in Clinical Nutrition and afterwards owned and operated an exercise and nutrition consultation business but the desire to practice medicine never truly left him. He then went on to Bastyr University where he earned his doctoral degree in Naturopathic Medicine. Coming full circle he now practices pediatric/family medicine with a keen focus on nutrition and prevention. When he’s not with family and friends you’ll find him with his partner in some body of water, foraging about the woodlands, or traveling to a new far off land. Once upon a time he used to sing in choirs and bands so you may find him occasionally humming in the halls.
Advisory Board
Kelsang Tenpa
Tenpa has worked in the nonprofit world for many years towards helping create a healthy, peaceful world and healthy, happy people. Tenpa began supporting NAPCP in 2016. He began his work in support of naturopathic medicine in 2012 as Production Editor for the FNM textbook. He also has been supporting INM operations since 2017. He holds a Bachelors of Science in Mathematics from the University of Washington, a Master of Arts in Environment & Community from Antioch University, and a Columbia Graduate School Business Management Certificate. As an ordained Buddhist monk, his spare time is devoted to helping others, formal study programs, meditation, and prayers for the world, in order to maintain a peaceful mind while living in our busy, modern, and troubled world. ‘
Seth L. Enos ND, BCB, EMT-P
Raised in a loving home with two intelligent, steadfast parents, Dr. Enos was inspired to help others early in life by his father, who served in the Plymouth Fire Dept. for 32 years. At age 19, he stepped aboard his first ambulance at the University Volunteer Ambulance Corps at the University of Maine, where he served year-round until his graduation in 2007.
After earning his B.S. in Botany at UMaine and a short stint in New Zealand and Australia, Seth returned to the States to begin work with American Medical Response as an EMT. After enrolling in paramedic school and joining the Disaster Response Team, Dr. Enos served on several @fema deployments while also working in the 911 systems of the greater Boston area as a medic.
Wanting to move in a new direction, Seth enrolled at Bastyr University in 2011. After graduation, he volunteered as an in-country medical director for Good Health Nepal for two months before returning to private practice in Lynnwood, WA. He completed his naturopathic residency in the fall of 2017 before moving to the Adolescent Medicine Dept. at Seattle Children’s Hospital. He continues to teach at Bastyr part-time while assisting in the development of mind-body medicine and integrative medicine programs at Seattle Children’s Hospital.
Kalin Suzuki, ND
Dr. Suzuki graduated from Bastyr University in 2017 and completed two years of residency focused on primary care. She's the owner of Island Functional Medicine, a naturopathic primary care clinic in Kapolei, Hawaii. The focus of her practice is women’s health and reproductive wellness.
Kalin takes an integrative approach to treating illness, utilizing both natural and conventional therapies to obtain the safest and most effective outcome. Her philosophy of practicing medicine is to educate patients on their health and empower them to make informed health choices.