Our doctors

Aida Kevelj Klafstad received her education from the University of Oslo, and completed her specialization in primary care in 2018. Aida has previously worked at the Arendal Hospital, the health station for youth and children, and at the Nydalen district psychiatric outpatient clinic. Aida has experience in primary care from primary care practical training in Tvedestrand and Oslo, from Aleris Medical Center in Frogner, and from the Oslo municipality emergency service.

Anders Sandvei received his education at the University of Bergen, and completed his specialization in primary care in 2013. Anders has worked at SiO Health since 2007, and has previously worked at the Haukeland University Hospital, Radiumhospitalet, and the Diakonhjemmet Hospital.

Anders works 40% with patients and 60% in administration.

Anne Aalgaard received her education at the University of Oslo, and is a specialist in primary care. She has previously worked at the Vestfold Hospital, Østfold hospital, Oslo University Hospital Ullevål, and as a general practitioner in Østfold at at the health station for youth in Oslo.

Anne Gurine Egeland Høie received her education at the University of Oslo. She has previously worked as a doctor at the injury emergency service at the Oslo University Hospital, and as a primary care physician.

Hatem works as an intern doctor. 

Astrid Lise Haram was educated at the University of Gdansk in Poland and graduated in 2014. She has several years of experience at the emergency room in Storgata in Oslo.

Astrid Lise Haram works as a GP substitute for Linn Therese Schreiner until September 2024.

Brynjar Saunes Bye has his theoretical education from the Pécsi Medical School in Hungary. Brynjar has experience in primary care from practical training in rural Norway and in Oslo, and has additional competence in nutrition, training, and sports injury.

Hanna Pederstad received her education at NTNU i Trondheim and specialises in general medicine. She has previously worked as a doctor at emergency injury service in Oslo and at the abuse clinic at the Oslo municipal emergency room.Hanna is on leave from January to August 2024. Anne Karen Walvik Holen is her substitute.

Herulf Einar Bjerke Torset graduated from the University of Oslo in 2000. Herulf has previously run his own private practice in Spain. 

Kathleen Susan Henriksen received her education at the University of Oslo, and completed her specialization in primary care in 2014. Kathleen has previously worked as a chief physician at the Oslo University Hospital.

Kristin Stensland Torgersen received her education at the University of Oslo, and has previously worked at the Akershus University Hospital, as a general practitioner in Romsås, and at the Health Station for children and youth.

Kristina Sigrid Spro received her education at NTNU, and is undergoing further education in primary care. She has previously worked at the Oslo University Hospital, Diakonhjemmet Hospital, and at the Oslo municipality emergency service. Kristina speaks French.

Linn Therese Schreiner is a doctor educated at the University of Oslo. Before she began working at SiO Health, she worked for two years at the Revmatismesykehuset in Lillehammer, and for six years at other general practitioner offices outside of Oslo. Linn Therese also has experience working in nursing homes and the health station for children and youth.

Linn Therese is on leave until September 2024. Astrid Lise Haram is her substitute.

Nora Friis is educated at the University of Krakow in Poland.

She has several years of experience at the public emergency ward in Oslo and has worked as a GP substitute.

Nora has also worked in children and youth clinics at Drammen hospital and Finnmark hospital.

Saleh Ahmed Eltigani has previously worked at the Diakonhjemmet Hospital, Lovisenberg Diakonale Hospital, Al-Fashir University Hospital, Elbanjedeed University Hospital, and Soba University Hospital.

Sara Ingegerd Eriksson Grodås received her education at the Univeristy of Bergen, and is a specialist in primary care. She has previously worked at the Akershus University Hospital, Rikshospitalet, and at the health station for children.

Nayab Jabbar is educated at the University of Lodz in Poland and is a specialist in general medicine.

She has recently worked at Oslo University Hospital and the Emergengy ward in Oslo.

Nayab has previously worked as a GP in Sandefjord and Oslo.

Anne Karen is educated at the University of Bergen.She has previously worked at Molde Hospital, Rikshospitalet, and Akershus University Hospital.

Anne Karen works as a substitute for Hanna Pederstad until August 2024.

Anette Maria Kopperud is educated in Bergen and has worked as a GP in Oslo for several years.She also has experience in child and adolescent psychiatry.