Katie Crellin, AGACNP-BC, earned her Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner degree from Georgetown University. She began her career in Michigan, where she cared for patients in both inpatient and outpatient cardiology settings, developing a strong clinical foundation and a passion for helping patients navigate complex medical conditions with confidence and compassion.

After returning home to Montana, Katie joined the Interventional Radiology team, where she initially worked in the hospital caring for patients before and after procedures, assisting with a wide range of interventional radiology treatments. Those years of hands-on experience gave her a deep understanding of the patient journey and continue to shape the care she provides today. She now works in the Interventional Radiology Clinic remotely, partnering with patients from their initial consultation through follow-up care. Katie is passionate about making sure each patient feels heard, informed, and supported, and she believes that taking the time to educate patients helps them feel more comfortable and confident in their care.

Outside of work, Katie’s greatest joy is spending time with her husband, their two young sons, and their dog. Whether they’re riding bikes, fishing, enjoying time on the lake, or simply exploring the outdoors together, they love making the most of Michigan’s beautiful scenery and staying active as a family.