Brian Ottesen, ARNP
- Gastroenterology
- Summit Pacific Medical Center
- Male
Highlights
Age Groups Seen
Not specified
Languages
English
Gender
Male
About Brian Ottesen
Brian Ottesen brings a wealth of diverse experience to the Summit Pacific medical team. He started his career with a bachelor’s degree in criminology and dedicated eleven years to law enforcement as a patrol officer and SWAT team member.
Following his passion for healthcare, Brian earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing. He then spent the next decade as a trauma nurse in Las Vegas, expertly caring for both adult and pediatric patients. His skillset expanded further through his work as a critical care transport nurse for both age groups.
With a Master’s in Nursing and a Family Nurse Practitioner degree, Brian transitioned into family practice and internal medicine, where he worked for two years. Before joining Summit Pacific, Brian worked for Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital in the ER, and Urgent Care departments as a nurse practitioner for one and a half years before transitioning to GI.
Outside of work, Brian enjoys a variety of activities, including hiking, paddle boarding, traveling, cross-country Harley rides, and spending quality time with his three children and family. He is thrilled to be a part of Summit Pacific and looks forward to making a positive impact on the community.
Location
Summit Pacific Medical Center
600 E Main St, Elma, WA 98541
Phone: (360) 346-2222
Ratings & Reviews
Reviewed on 07/14/2026
Brian Ottesen explained everything for my care plan, answered questions and listened to my input. He is very knowledgeable about my condition.
Reviewed on 06/16/2026
I absolutely LOVE Brian!! I would recommend every single person I could possibly talk to to him. Him and his team are absolutely wonderful. He is the only doctor to actually listen to me and make me feel heard and involved in my healthcare. Absolutely adore him :)
Reviewed on 06/12/2026
I like Doctor Brian very much. We have a good doctor patient relationship.
Reviewed on 06/05/2026
Good
Reviewed on 05/25/2026
After a discussion a cause and remedy was agreed on.