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Willow Creek Pediatrics in Draper

Thank you for choosing Willow Creek Pediatrics in Draper for the care of your children.

To better accommodate our patients we now have evening hours Monday-Thursday here at our Draper office. Friday evenings, Saturday, and Sunday urgent care clinics are held at our office on Highland Drive. All hours are by appointment only.

As Winter approaches it is once again time to think about flu vaccine. We currently have our flu vaccine in and are taking appointments. We do not currently have any afternoon times available but are working on a schedule to make some times available for afternoon sometime towards the end of October.

Please arrive at least 10 minutes early for your appointment so that you have time to complete the check in process prior to your scheduled appointment time.

We now charge a $25 No-Show fee for any no-shows. If you need to cancel your appointment please make sure that you cancel any consult appointment or well child check at least 24 hours in advance or 2 hours in advance for a sick appointment in order to avoid a no show fee. This will allow us to see other children who are in need of medical care.

Next time you're in check out the Book Nook, our book exchange for kids and parents

Dr. Kimberly Hansen spent four months studying Near Eastern Cultures and Religion in Israel and Egypt. She is somewhat of an artist focusing in pastels and ink. Her bachelor's degree is in Zoology from Brigham Young University and then she went to medical school at the University of Utah. She is married to Bryan Nelson who is also a physician. Dr. Hansen joined Willow Creek Pediatrics in 1997 and was the first pediatrician at our Draper Office. Dr. Hansen speaks Spanish. She has volunteered at homeless clinics and enjoys providing medical care to all types of people.

Born and raised in Sheboygon, Wisconsin, Dr. Dan Stampfl went to medical school at the University of Wisconsin. He came to Utah to do his residency and served as the chief resident at the University of Utah / Primary Children's Medical Center before joining Wasatch Pediatrics at our Draper office.

He met his wife, Sharon, at the University of Utah. She is a also a pediatrician. They are the proud parents of a wonderful son, Karl. They have one dog named Jesse. Dr. Stampfl has a fun personality and great sense of humor. His office and nursing staff enjoy working with him. Dr. Stampfl enjoys reading and cooking when he is not busy being a doctor.

After college at Northwestern University near Chicago, Dr. Galina Hornyik moved back west because she couldn't handle the heat, humidity, and flatness of Illinois. She attended medical school at Oregon Health Science University in Portland, Oregon, and then did her residency at Primary Children's Medical Center. She enjoys backcountry skiing, snow boarding, running, biking, hiking, and camping. She finds she is spending way too much time waging war against the weeds in her yard.

Dr. Hornyik is married to Chris, who is in Pharmacologic research. Dr. Hornyik chose to be a pediatrician because she enjoys watching the kids grow up to be healthy and happy. Her happy outlook and cheerful attitude make her a favorite for patients and their families.

Dr. Karla Feindt came from Wisconsin to do her residency at the University of Utah and liked it so much she decided to stay. She attended medical school at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. After completing her residency, she was selected to serve as the Chief Resident at Primary Children's Medical Center for a year. She joined Wasatch Pediatrics in September, 2001.

She loves doing anything in the mountains; hiking, backpacking, and skiing. She also enjoys running, reading mystery novels, and traveling.

Her caring manner and concern quickly put patients and parents at ease.

A native of Salt Lake, Dr. Dan Clayton is happy to be returning to the mountains of Utah. Dan was an English major at BYU and then went to medical school at Columbia University in New York City, followed by a residency in pediatrics at the University of California, San Diego. He enjoys the opportunity in pediatrics to make a difference in his patients' lives during critical periods of development.

Aside from work, Dan always looks forward to a good excuse to be outdoors. His favorites include horseback riding and mountain biking. He is an avid reader and is always looking for good book recommendations.

Rachel is a Utah native. Dr. Rachel Woods was born and raised in Farr West, Utah. She attended medical school at the University of Utah and did her residency at Primary Children's Medical Center.

Rachel met her husband Phil at the University of Utah. They are the proud parents of a beautiful daughter, Nell. They enjoy hiking in the summer and cross country and downhill skiing in the winter.

Rachel enjoys being a part of her patients' lives and watching them grow up.