Program Leadership and Faculty
Get to know the leaders of our Family Medicine Residency Program.
Sarah Coles, MD
Program Director
Dr. Sarah Coles is the program director for the Elk Ridge Community Health Family Medicine Residency and associate professor in the Department of Family, Community and Preventive Medicine at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix. She graduated from the University of Arizona with undergraduate degrees in molecular and cellular biology and saxophone performance. She obtained her medical degree from the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix and completed her residency at Banner Good Samaritan Family Medicine Residency. In addition to comprehensive primary care, Dr. Coles has expertise in evidence-based medicine, integrated behavioral health, advocacy, and population health. Dr. Coles is a national leader in organized medicine, medical education, and guideline development. In her free time, Dr. Coles enjoys board games, science fiction movies and books, and all things nerdy.
Shari Pressley, MD
Associate Program Director
Dr. Shari Pressley moved to Flagstaff in 2022. She completed her undergraduate training at the University of Arizona. She continued on with University of Arizona College of Medicine for medical school. Upon graduation, she moved to Phoenix and completed residency at University of Arizona, College of Medicine – Phoenix Family Medicine Residency. After graduating she practiced as a full time family physician before moving to Flagstaff. Dr. Pressley has a passion for practice management and systems based practice. In addition to clinical practice, Dr. Pressley is the Associate Program Director for the Family Medicine Residency at Elk Ridge Community Health. She is committed to training the next generation of family physicians.
Kelsey Morgosh, MD
Core Faculty
Dr. Kelsey Morgosh originally hales from Bozeman, Montana. She graduated from Williams College in Massachusetts with a double major in biology and religion. She was first introduced to Arizona while completing her medical degree at the University of Arizona College of Medicine in Phoenix at which time she rotated throughout Northern Arizona including Flagstaff, Sedona, and Show Low. Upon graduation, she continued her medical training at the Family Medicine Residency of Western Montana in Missoula with a focus on rural full-spectrum family medicine. Dr. Morgosh moved to Flagstaff in 2021 to join the faculty team along with her husband Andy and two sons Bodie and Boone. As a family physician, she is passionate about providing full spectrum outpatient care and teaching as a core faculty member for the Elk Ridge Family Medicine Residency. She has a particular interest in newborn and breastfeeding medicine. Beyond medicine, her interests include trail running and knitting.
Cooper Schraudenbach, MD
Core Faculty
Dr. Cooper Schraudenbach graduated from Cornell University with a dual Bachelor of Arts in Biochemistry and Chemistry. Pursuing a passion for medicine, Dr. Schraudenbach went on to earn a medical degree from Hahnemann University in Philadelphia, PA. Upon graduation from medical school, Dr. Schraudenbach completed a Family Medicine residency at USC in Los Angeles, CA. After completion of residency, Dr. Schraudenbach traveled the world, working intimately with rural patient populations in Catalina Island, the Makah and Hopi reservations, the island of Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands, New Zealand, and in Grand Canyon National Park. His area of interests includes caring for the underserved, office procedures, and international medicine.
Julia Forberg, MD
Core Faculty
Dr. Julia Forberg hails from rural Minnesota and carries a particular passion for service to rural, underserved communities. She favored rural training from early on, graduating in biology at the University of Minnesota-Morris and attending medical school with a rural focus at the University of Minnesota Medical School – Duluth Campus. She completed residency in the specialty of Family Medicine in Boise, Idaho at Family Medicine Residency of Idaho (Full Circle Health), where she received broad training including high-risk obstetrical care, chronic disease management, and both inpatient/outpatient pediatric training. She practiced rural medicine in Minnesota before moving to Flagstaff, Arizona in 2023 to pursue a passion in resident physician education for family medicine as Core Faculty as well as continuing underserved medicine at Elk Ridge Community Health. She enjoys full-spectrum outpatient care for all ages, including pediatric care, women’s health, chronic disease management, preventative care, and specialty care such as HIV, gender affirming care, and substance use disorder. She is a leader in the clinic’s point-of-care ultrasound program, as well. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, working in her ever-expanding garden, or just relaxing with her husband and 3 kids.
Tasha Harder, MD
Core Faculty
Dr. Tasha Harder is a family medicine physician who loves Flagstaff and all the outdoor activities our ponderosa forest has to share. She attended Norther Arizona University and received her degree in biomedical sciences with a minor in chemistry. She completed her medical school training at AT Still Osteopathic Medical School in Mesa, Arizona and became a part of the first family medicine residency class at North Country HealthCare. After completing residency, Dr. Harder was eager to join the faculty and has been on the teaching team since 2023. She special interests in musculoskeletal pathology and treatment, working with medical students and residents, and preventative care.
Jeff Quick, MD
Core Faculty
Dr. Jeff Quick has lived in Arizona since 2008. He attended Midwestern Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine in Glendale, AZ where he graduated in 2021. He moved to Flagstaff directly after this to complete his residency in Family Medicine. Since graduating from residency, Dr Quick has continued to work in northern Arizona, first in Williams and Grand Canyon, and now in Flagstaff. He has a special interest in treating mental health conditions. In his spare time, Dr Quick enjoys mountain biking with his son.
Alicia Tsosie
Program Coordinator
Alicia Tsosie has lived on the Navajo reservation for the majority of her life and now calls Flagstaff home. She completed a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Grand Canyon University in 2013 and spent much of her early career in Tuba City, Arizona, coordinating research and workforce programs at the Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health. In 2023, she joined the Colorado Plateau Center for Health Professions as Clinical Training Coordinator, building partnerships with universities and healthcare organizations to grow the clinical workforce. Since 2025, she has served as the Family Medicine Residency Program Coordinator at Elk Ridge Community Health, leading recruitment and onboarding for the residency program.
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Alicia Tsosie, Family Medicine Residency Coordinator