our providers and staff

Dr. McCauley is a board-certified nephrologist who completed his nephrology training at the University of California, Irvine. He has been working continuously as a practicing nephrologist since 1997 and has almost 30 years of experience taking care of patients with kidney disease. He has a unique perspective as a nephrologist and truly understands what patients are going through, having personally dealt with kidney disease all his life. He started dialysis as a teenager, and 45 years later with a functioning kidney transplant he is an inspiration to us all, and proof that the battle against kidney disease can be fought and won. He lives in Roseburg and is affectionately known in town as the “cowboy doctor”.

Dr. Chandran is a board-certified nephrologist who completed his nephrology training at the University of California in San Diego. He has been a clinical nephrologist since 2003, and worked for 17 years in a large private practice in Portland, OR. He has been working in Roseburg as a nephrologist since 2021 with Centennial Kidney Associates. In addition to his 22+ years of clinical nephrology practice, he has extensive experience setting up hospital and outpatient dialysis programs. His passion is rural healthcare delivery, and he is very active with the National Rural Health Association and hospitals across the country to bring comprehensive kidney care services locally to rural and underserved communities

Dr. Kuriakose is a board-certified nephrologist who completed his general nephrology fellowship at Boston University and further specialized by completing a transplant nephrology fellowship at the University of Washington.

He has been in practice since 2013, and previously served as the section chief and medical director of the kidney transplant program at AdventHealth Orlando, having led one of the largest nephrology divisions in the country before relocating back to the Pacific Northwest in 2023.

Dr. Kuriakose’s expertise spans acute and chronic kidney disease, dialysis modalities, hypertension and all aspects of renal and pancreas transplantation. He believes strongly in a collaborative and educational approach to patient care, ultimately empowering patients to make the best possible decisions regarding their health.

Outside of medicine, Dr. Kuriakose enjoys spending time exploring the beautiful Pacific Northwest with his wife and two sons.

A dialysis patient’s vascular access is their lifeline, and for this reason we have a dedicated vascular access coordinator whose primary responsibility is to monitor our patients’ fistulas and grafts. Kalani started his dialysis career in 2003 as a Patient Care Technician (PCT), and for 10 years he oversaw the vascular access program for the largest nephrology practice in the Pacific NW (~1500 dialysis patients). Like Dr. McCauley he has personal experience with kidney disease, having been on hemodialysis & peritoneal dialysis himself, and now has a functioning kidney transplant. He works closely with the dialysis staff and the surgeons to proactively address any vascular access issues. He is ultrasound-trained, and visits patients at the dialysis units regularly to do ultrasound evaluations of accesses.

Stephanie is a Coos County native who is a board-certified nurse practitioner. Furthermore, she has achieved the highest level of nursing education possible, and is also a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP). She has 5 years of experience as a nephrology-specific nurse practitioner taking care of patients with CKD (chronic kidney disease) and ESRD (dialysis). She is passionate about educating and empowering her patients and enjoys building long-term relationships and strong connections with patients and families.