Staff

Julie O'Toole, MD, MPH

is founder and medical director of Kartini Clinic. She is board certified in both pediatrics and adolescent medicine. She has been in private pediatric practice for the better part of two decades. She is a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Society for Adolescent Medicine, AED (Academy for Eating Disorders), NEDA (National Eating Disorders Association), and EDAP (Eating Disorders Awareness and Prevention). She also has a master's degree in public health (international health). As well as being an avid gardener and bookworm, she is the proud parent of four grown children.

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Naghmeh Moshtael, MD

is a Board Certified Pediatrician who did her pediatric residency at OHSU and served as Chief Resident there until joining us full time. Dr Moshtael also holds a masters' degree in international studies and community health development.


Shanna Greene

is our Chief Operating Officer. She worked at a pediatric clinic for a number of years before helping found Kartini Clinic. Shanna has a Bachelor of Science from Portland State University and is the mother of two; Sean Patrick is 12 years old and Logan is brand new. She has a large Labrador Retriever as an exercise partner.

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Janiece E. De Socio, PhD, PMHNP, RN

is a licensed Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practioner and Board Certified as both a Family Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner and a Clinical Specialist in Child/Adolescent Psychiatric Mental Health. In addition to working at the Clinic, Janiece is Assistant Professor of Nursing, Oregon Health and Science University, where she lectures and publishes extensively on psychiatric issues facing children and adolescents.


Leslie Weisner, MFT

is a Family Therapist at the Kartini Clinic. She received her degree from Southern Connecticut University and has worked with EDAP (Eating Disorders Awareness and Prevention) in SW Washington and is a member of the advisory board for the Columbia River Eating Disorder Network. She is the mother of two boys.

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Judy Potts, MA

is a Family Therapist at the Kartini Clinic. She received her bachelor's from Brandeis University and her Master's in counseling from City University of Seattle. Prior to moving to the Portland area, she lived in Walla Walla, WA, where she had a private counseling and coaching practice. Her daughter is a law student at Lewis & Clark Law School.


Jade Buchanan, LCSW

is a Milieu Therapist in the Kartini Day Treatment Unit and also provides Individual and Group Therapy at the Kartini Clinic. Jade is a licensed clinical social worker who has been providing individual and family therapy to children, adolescents, and families in crisis in the Portland area for over 10 years.


Jayotta J. Feimoefiafi, LCSW

is a Group and Milieu Therapist at Kartini Clinic. She works with the DTU and Outpatient programs. She has been functioning as a therapist in the Portland Community for the last 10 years. When not providing therapy for children and adolescents, working on home improvements, gardening, knitting, or enjoying her three beautiful and ACTIVE young children, she uses those 7 minutes to engage in her passion for African and Polynesian dance. She fondly remembers her undergraduate days at Spelman College in Atlanta GA, and received a graduate degree from Portland State University. She and her husband occasionally find the time for sleep, family outings, and participation in Polynesian community events. She can be identified by her sense of humor, and her unsolicited zealous offer to brandish pictures of her children.

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Jeni L. Russell, DPT

is Kartini Clinic's licensed physical therapist, providing individual and group P.T. services for day treatment and outpatient clients. In addition, Dr. Russell teaches yoga to patients in the day treatment programs, and acts as Kartini Clinic's safety officer. She received her BS in 2000 from Portland State University, and her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Pacific University in 2003. She began her professional career working with pediatric clients (birth to 18) with developmental disabilities, where she learned the importance of incorporating fun into treatment and focusing on the unique strengths of each individual. In addition to her work at Kartini Clinic, she serves as physical therapist for the Washington School for the Deaf and provides per diem services for geriatric clients.


Grant Salada, LCSW,

is a family therapist at the Kartini Clinic. With degrees in both biochemistry and psychology, Grant obtained his Masters in Social Work at the University of Michigan. An experienced clinical social worker and therapist, Grant came to the Pacific Northwest from Michigan anticipating a friendlier climate and great times in the outdoors.