Our Oregon City Team

Dr. Seth Hill is the Founder and President of Auto Injury Chiropractic. For the past 10 years, Auto Injury Chiropractic has served the Portland metro area through three clinics and has cared for more than 8,000 patients, many of whom were recovering from motor vehicle collisions and complex musculoskeletal injuries.

Dr. Hill earned his Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) from the University of Western States, along with a Bachelor’s degree in Healthcare Administration and a Bachelor’s in Human Biology. From 2008 to 2014, he served as a medic in the Oregon Army National Guard. He is also a qualified medical expert and has provided testimony on behalf of many patients involved in motor vehicle collisions. Having experienced his own accident and recovery, Dr. Hill brings both clinical expertise and personal understanding to the care process.

Dr. Hill is passionate about delivering evidence-based, individualized treatment focused on meaningful outcomes, getting patients out of pain and back to work, sleep, daily activities, and the hobbies they enjoy. A Central Oregon native, he loves spending time outdoors with his wife, two sons, and their dogs, and he’s a dedicated traveler and self-described foodie.

Dr. Dawn Seater is a chiropractor with 20 years of experience, specializing in helping patients recover from injuries and improve their overall health. With advanced training in auto accident care and MRI interpretation, she provides expert treatment for individuals affected by car accidents. Dr. Seater is committed to creating personalized treatment plans that address pain, restore strength, and enhance mobility.

Dr. Dawn earned her bachelor’s degree from Portland State University and her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from the University of Western States. She is dedicated to staying informed on the latest advancements in chiropractic care, so her patients receive treatment options suited to their specific conditions.

With a focus on compassionate, patient-centered care, Dr. Dawn empowers her patients to take an active role in their healing process, supporting them toward a lasting recovery.

Outside of her professional work, Dr. Dawn enjoys exploring Portland’s diverse restaurant scene and spending time outdoors, discovering the natural beauty that Oregon has to offer.

Dr. Kevin’s passion for performance and recovery began as a competitive hockey player in the Ontario Junior Hockey League, where chiropractic care helped him stay healthy, resilient, and performing at his best. That experience inspired him to pursue a career focused on helping others move better, recover fully, and feel their best. He earned a Bachelor of Kinesiology (Honours) from Brock University in Ontario, then completed his Bachelor of Human Biology and Doctor of Chiropractic degrees at the University of Western States in Portland, graduating Summa Cum Laude.

During his clinical training, Dr. Kevin completed an internship at NeuroSport Spine and Concussion with Dr. Bill Moreau, former Chief Medical Officer of the U.S. Olympic Committee, gaining supervised experience with patients recovering from concussion and traumatic brain injury (TBI). He also completed an internship with Dr. Aaron Montgomery in Gresham, where he advanced his skills in the McKenzie Method for disc injuries and Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS). Dr. Kevin has extensive experience caring for patients with motor vehicle accident (MVA) injuries, with an emphasis on restoring function, reducing pain, and helping patients safely return to work, sport, and daily life. Outside the office, he enjoys hiking and exploring the Pacific Northwest with his fiancée, Hannah, and staying active through strength training and sports.

Dr. Wyatt Mulhaney is a chiropractor whose background in kinesiology and sports science informs how he looks at the way the body moves and heals. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Boise State University and went on to complete both a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology and his Doctor of Chiropractic degree at the University of Western States. Dr. Wyatt builds treatment plans aimed at reducing pain, improving mobility, and keeping you moving well over the long term.

Originally from Alaska and an outdoorsman, Dr. Wyatt brings the same commitment he has for mountain biking, snowboarding, golf, and fly-fishing to every patient he treats. He knows what it means to want to stay active, and he treats his patients with that goal in mind.

Kacie S., LMT is an experienced, consistent massage therapist who focuses on deep tissue work for patients recovering from injuries. Outside the clinic she enjoys nature, hiking, sushi, puppies and chocolate.

Jessica S., LMT is a Licensed Massage Therapist at Auto Injury Chiropractic’s Oregon City clinic. She provides medical and therapeutic massage as part of an integrated care team, supporting recovery after motor vehicle accidents, work injuries, and everyday strains by addressing the muscle component of pain and helping restore comfortable movement.

Jessica’s approach is patient-centered and individualized, she listens closely, tailors pressure and technique to your comfort level, and focuses each session on what will help you progress safely. Whether you’re dealing with headaches, neck or back pain, muscle soreness, or discomfort after an auto injury, her goal is for you to leave each visit feeling better, moving easier, and supported in your recovery.

James is a Licensed Massage Therapist and a graduate of the Oregon School of Massage. His interest in bodywork began after experiencing the benefits of massage during his own recovery from a car accident, which inspired him to help others feel better, heal, and move with more comfort and confidence.

James offers a focused, results-oriented approach and tailors each session to the patient’s goals and comfort level. His areas of emphasis include deep tissue work, trigger point therapy, Swedish and relaxation massage, cupping therapy, and supporting recovery from muscle tension and strain. Outside of the clinic, James enjoys staying active outdoors, whether he’s playing disc golf, snowboarding, skateboarding, or practicing kendama.

Kale came to massage therapy after a 2010 spinal injury brought chronic pain and sciatica, and massage became an important part of that recovery. It showed how much skilled, compassionate bodywork can help. Kale graduated from East West College of Healing Arts in 2012 and has been a Licensed Massage Therapist for 14 years. Each session is attentive and individualized, with a focus on helping patients feel safer and more comfortable in their bodies. Outside the clinic, Kale loves spending time outdoors with a partner, three daughters and (arguably) too many animals.

Molly has practiced massage for just over 20 years. She was introduced to massage as a child, when it eased her growing pains, and went straight into trade school after high school, where she found real joy in giving others the relief she once received. She has studied many massage techniques and most enjoys Thai massage, prenatal and postnatal massage, and deep tissue work that relieves chronic pain and tension. Outside the clinic, Molly enjoys time with her daughter and their cat, exercising, reading, cooking and crochet projects that are rarely finished. She loves the Pacific Northwest and feels lucky to call it home.

Chiropractic Assistant dedicated to creating a smooth, supportive experience for every patient, from the moment you walk in to the moment you leave. She helps keep the clinic organized, on time, and running efficiently, so patients can focus on healing.

Outside the office, she’s a full-time working mom of four and is currently pursuing a degree in psychology. She’s passionate about the connection between mental resilience and physical recovery, and brings that mindset to her work every day, steady, dependable, and committed to helping others move forward with confidence.

Brandon is continuing his education with the goal of attending chiropractic school and becoming a Doctor of Chiropractic. His interest in health began when he worked as a personal trainer and group fitness instructor, where he built a strong foundation in human movement, injury prevention and helping people reach their physical goals. That experience drew him to chiropractic, so he can support patients even more fully in their recovery. Patients often describe Brandon as outgoing and supportive, and he works hard to make everyone feel welcome and comfortable. Outside the clinic and school, he enjoys staying active and going to sporting events, and he is committed to continual learning so he can keep growing as a clinician.

Raechel brings more than 10 years of customer service experience to the front desk, helping every patient feel welcomed, supported and taken care of from the moment they arrive. She focuses on clear communication, smooth scheduling and thoughtful follow-through, so each visit feels organized and stress-free, and she takes pride in keeping the front office running so patients and the team have what they need each day. Outside the clinic, Raechel enjoys hot springs, creative projects and time with her dog, Pebble. She loves great food, hopes to own a food truck or restaurant one day, and would like to travel North America in a camper.