Dr. Leah Haykin is a family physician who is experienced in reproductive health, gender reaffirming care, and addiction medicine. She is committed to serving, advocating for, and learning from her patients of all backgrounds.  

While in college, Dr. Haykin volunteered at a free clinic for primarily houseless patients and conducted research projecting the geographic distribution of climate change health impacts. Through these experiences, she became aware of how our environment – in terms of both physical spaces and social structures – impacts our health and leads to health inequities.

Dr. Haykin was drawn to family medicine during medical school, where she helped run a free clinic for undocumented patients. While there, she performed research on improving primary care delivery for vulnerable populations in Seattle and rural Ghana.

Outside of the hospital, Dr. Haykin enjoys cycling, hiking, and running and spending time with her loved ones and grumpy cat.