Our Urology Specialists

Andrew Neeb, MD

Dr. Neeb is a general urologist who treats all types of urologic conditions. He has subspecialty interests in the following areas:

  • Erectile dysfunction, including penile implant surgery
  • Peyronie’s disease, including Xiaflex injections
  • Testosterone replacement, including long lasting testosterone pellets
  • Male and female incontinence
  • Greenlight laser treatment for enlarged prostate
  • Urolift treatment for enlarged prostate
  • Interstim for urgency incontinence of urine
  • Complex kidney stone surgery including Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy (PCNL) for large renal stones
  • No-needle, no-scalpel vasectomy

Dr. Neeb has been in practice in Bend since 2006, and is the founder and medical director of Urology Specialists of Oregon. He has been the Chief of Urology at the St. Charles Bend Campus 2012-2013. He has been on the St. Charles Redmond surgical services committee, and has been Chief of Urology at St. Charles Redmond since 2009. He is also involved in the Medical Advisory Committee at the Bend Surgery Center since 2012. He has been appointed as secretary treasurer of the medical executive committee at St. Charles since 2014. Dr. Neeb is certified by the American Board of Urology.

Dr. Neeb is from Wisconsin, and attended the University of Wisconsin and The Medical College of Wisconsin. He completed his general surgery training at the University of Colorado and completed his urology training at the University of Arkansas. He enjoys the outdoors and is an avid skier and golfer.

Reduced Risk of Sepsis after  Prostate Biopsy Study


 

Marta Johnson-Mitchell, D.O.

Dr. Marta Johnson-Mitchell is the only fellowship-trained female urologist in Central Oregon. She practices general urology, specializing in voiding dysfunction and female urology.

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Originally from the Seattle-area, she is a 2004 graduate of Oregon State University. She attended medical school at Des Moines University in Iowa, and completed her residency in Urological Surgery at the Detroit Medical Center. She completed her fellowship training in Female Urology and Neuro-Urology at Metro Urology in Woodbury, Minnesota.

As an osteopathic physician, she has a strong interest in pelvic floor muscle dysfunction and its relationship to bladder and bowel complaints. Osteopathic.org

Reduced Risk of Sepsis after  Prostate Biopsy Study


Shelly Fitts, PA-C

Shelly spent several years in Alaska working on commercial fishing boats after she graduated from High School. She completed her undergraduate degree at Utah State University in Forestry and Natural Resources Management, while she worked as a wildland firefighter. She relocated to Bend in 1998 and worked as a counselor and eventually became the wilderness director for the Northstar Center, a residential treatment program for at-risk youth. She completed a wilderness first responder course during her employment at Northstar which was the catalyst for her interest in Medicine. She then was employed at the Kids Center as the Events Coordinator, and eventually moved to Portland, Maine for 2 years with her family, to complete her Masters in Physician Assistant Studies. She is a tri-athlete and enjoys reading, projects, multiple outdoor activities and traveling. She is constantly entertained by her husband, and two sons, 10 and 7. She has been practicing as a urology PA since 2007.

 


Sara Stafford, PA-C

Originally from the Washington D.C area, Sara moved to Bend in 1997 and worked at an orthopedic office, where she gained an interest in medicine. In 2000, she joined Deschutes County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue, through which she trained as an  Outdoor Emergency Care provider and EMT-Basic. She received a Bachelor’s of General Science from University of Oregon in 2005. She received her physician assistant training from Oregon Health and Science University, graduating in 2010. Since graduating she has been working in Urology. In her spare time, she enjoys all the outdoor adventures that Central Oregon has to offer, including snowboarding, skiing, biking, and whitewater boating.