Ascension St. Vincent Evansville
Meet Our Residents

Tyler Holubar, DPM

Hometown:  Idaho Falls, Idaho

Undergraduate:  Utah State University, Logan, Utah

Podiatry School: Arizona College of Podiatric Medicine at Midwestern University, Glendale, Arizona 

While in undergraduate school, he worked as a physical therapy aide and a Medical Assistant with a Pain and Spine Specialist and volunteered at several homeless clinics providing podiatric care, with the Special Olympics providing foot screenings, and with Runner’s Den providing services including individualized gait analysis and injury avoidance.  

Tyler has special interests in sports medicine, trauma, limb salvage, and arthroscopic procedures.  He is looking forward to continuing his surgical training and becoming the best physician that he can be. 

Tyler is married and has two children. In his free time, he enjoys golf, any sporting activity, binge watching shows, and playing games with his son and daughter.   

  I fell in love with the program and the family-like feel that the residents have with each other at Ascension St. Vincent Evansville.

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Jordan Hawkins, DPM

Hometown:  Cicero, Indiana

Undergraduate:  Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana

Podiatry School: Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine, Miami Shores, Florida
Jordan worked as a Teaching Assistant at Barry University and a Medical Assistant at a Foot and Ankle Clinic.  Jordan has volunteered at the annual Broward County Diabetes walk conducting foot exams and awareness of podiatric care and she volunteered at Indiana University Health assisting patients at the front desk and in the NICU.  In a letter of recommendation,  Jordan's professor stated that “Ms. Hawkins is one of my best students. Always pushing herself to make the best of any academic, clinical, or surgical experience.” 

Jordan has special interests in wound care, limb salvage, and trauma. 
After completing her residency,  she would love to be in a multi-physician private practice or hospital setting providing care to rural areas.

Jordan enjoys spending time with her husband and their dog.  She also enjoys weight lifting, caring for her plant collection, reading, and listening to podcasts when not able to be outside enjoying the weather. 

Why I chose St. Vincent Evansville:   I chose Evansville because it is not only a high-volume program, but also a great environment with a supportive team.

Ryan Johnson, DPM

Undergraduate:  Brigham Young University, Rexburg, Idaho

Podiatry School: Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine, Cleveland, Ohio

Ryan worked as a student ambassador, tutor and teaching assistant at both Kent State University and Brigham Young University, and he is an Eagle Scout.  He also completed a two-year Malay Speaking Mission teaching and serving the people of Singapore and Malaysia and is fluent in speaking, reading and writing Malay. In a letter of recommendation, Ryan's professor stated that “His empathy for patients sets him apart from his fellow students.  He clearly takes pride in his ability to properly identify a patient’s condition regardless of complexity and displays the willingness to understand the rationale behind the diagnosis.” 

Ryan has special interests in diabetic wound care, trauma, sports medicine, and orthopedics.

After completing his residency, he would enjoy working in a private practice or a multi-specialty clinic

Ryan is married and has three children. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his family and friends, loves the outdoors, especially hiking and camping, home repair projects, playing tennis, and ultimate frisbee.   

 Why I chose St. Vincent Evansville:   I chose this program because of the huge volume and diversity of surgical cases. The hands-on experience at this program is incredible, and the attendings, residents, and other staff are amazing to work with. 
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Sam Millar, DPM

Hometown:  Coarsegold, California

Undergraduate:  Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah

Podiatry School: Podiatry School:  Arizona College of Podiatric Medicine (AZCPM) at Midwestern University, Glendale, Arizona 

Sam’s leadership experiences include General Anatomy Tutor, AZCPM Student Ambassador, Residency Liaison and Treasurer of the American Academy of Podiatric Practice Management Club.  Sam’s volunteer experiences include serving as a teacher assistant in a Lower Extremity Anatomy lab, recruiting high school aged students into Midwestern University, and providing foot screenings for the homeless and underprivileged at the HOME Homeless Clinic.  In a letter of recommendation, Sam's professor stated that “Sam was one of the best students I’ve had the privilege to teach” and another stated that “Sam is one of the most clinically adept students with a solid foundation in the academic material”.  

Sam has special interests in orthopedics and sports medicine.  He wants his patients to know that he is dedicated to practicing up-to-date medicine and will work hard to give the best treatment.   

After completing his residency, he would enjoy working in a small practice or hospital.

Sam is married and has two children, a daughter and a son. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his family and his hobbies include hunting, fishing and running.   

 Why I chose St. Vincent Evansville:   I chose this program because the attendings are very impressive and the variety of cases is appealing.  The cases include a great number of diabetic infections, trauma, and elective surgeries.
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​Collin L. Ray, DPM