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Our Providers
Priyantha Ranaweera, MD, MHCM, FRACP, FACC
Interventional Cardiologist
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Hollie Hall, NP-C
Nurse Practitioner
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Robyn Crane-McCallister, MSN, NP-C
Nurse Practitioner
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Kimberly L Patro, MSN, NP-C
Nurse Practitioner
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Hobbies & Fun Facts
Hobbies & Fun Facts
- I enjoy spending time with my family, which includes my wife, Lakshika and our two sons.
- I am an avid sports fan.
- I love to travel. I have been to nearly every continent except for Africa and Antarctica.
Education & Training
Education & Training
- Doctor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School
- Coronary and Peripheral Interventional Fellowship, Harvard Medical School
- MBBS, North Colombo Medical College, Sri Lanka
- Cardiology Fellowship, Prince Charles Hospital, Brisbane, Australia
- Coronary CT Fellowship, University of Ehlangan, Germany
- Coronary Angioscopy Training, Amagasaki, Japan
- Internal Medicine Residency, Royal Australasian College of Physicians, New Zealand
- Master of Science in Health Care Administration, Harvard University
Hobbies & Fun Facts
Hobbies & Fun Facts
- I enjoy photography and cake decorating.
- In my free time, you will find me cheering at my children’s sporting events.
- Married to former NFL and Kansas State Football Alum, Joe Hall.
Education & Training
Education & Training
- Master of Science in Nursing, University of Phoenix
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Baker University
- American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, Family Nurse Practitioner Board Certification
Get To Know Your Provider
Q: What is your family background?
A: Married 26 years to Mike, a retired Army Veteran, mother to Samantha and Megan and mother-in-law to Zach.
Q: What fuels your passion to help the community through healthcare?
A: I am a people person and I am excited to be working with patients and partner with them as they navigate their healthcare journey.
Q: Why did you select to specialize in cardiology?
A: My first love in nursing was working in the Cardiac Care Unit at the VA in Temple, Texas. I am excited to care for and improve the health of patients with cardiac issues.
Q: How do you give back to the community?
A: I participate in local community service through my church and through my Beta Sigma Phi affiliation.
A: Married 26 years to Mike, a retired Army Veteran, mother to Samantha and Megan and mother-in-law to Zach.
Q: What fuels your passion to help the community through healthcare?
A: I am a people person and I am excited to be working with patients and partner with them as they navigate their healthcare journey.
Q: Why did you select to specialize in cardiology?
A: My first love in nursing was working in the Cardiac Care Unit at the VA in Temple, Texas. I am excited to care for and improve the health of patients with cardiac issues.
Q: How do you give back to the community?
A: I participate in local community service through my church and through my Beta Sigma Phi affiliation.
Get To Know Your Provider
Dr. Ranaweera started working as the Medical Director of Cardiology at Mercy Regional Health Center in Manhattan, KS. He was entrusted with the cardiac catheterization program and the acute myocardial infarction intervention program. He also formed the regional STEMI committee and served as its chairman. In 2012, he founded Heart and Vascular Clinics, in order to better serve the Flint Hills region's cardiovascular needs.
Q: What is your family background?I live with my wife, Lakshika and two sons, Lakith and Dilanka. Lakshika works as a psychiatrist in Manhattan, Lakith is a senior at Kstate and Dil is a freshman in high school. We migrated from Australia in 2005. We are originally from Sri Lanka. Lakith was born in Sri Lanka and Dil in New Zealand!
Q: What fuels your passion to help the community through healthcare?
Average cost in providing health care in the US is the highest in the world at $8,000 per year per person. This is more than double the country with the next highest expense. Despite this, in many ways, the quality of care the patients receive is not any better than most of the developed countries. I feel that our patients deserve better. I am passionate about minimizing this gap for the better and provide the best health care in the world.
Q: Why did you select to specialize in cardiology?
My mother had an extensive heart attack when I was in medical school in Sri Lanka. On another occasion, in my presence, my mother had a respiratory arrest where I had to help resuscitate her. I had also seen a lot of patients with rheumatic fever in Sri Lanka, where the hearts were severely affected. It was only natural for me to get attracted to cardiac care.
Q: How do you give back to the community?
I feel strongly about the communities which supported me to establish my practice. I was originally recruited by the hospital to start the STEMI program ( heart attack intervention program). This program was a huge success, thanks to the community and all the healthcare professionals who supported that. Now that I am established in the community, I want to make sure the patients get the best care they deserve. I have therefore envisioned a total care model for the community, where we have initiated an integrated care model with urgent care, primary care and specialized care.
Get To Know Your Provider
Hollie began her career in the Cardiology Department of Via Christi Hospital in 2011. In 2016, she joined Heart and Vascular Clinics to start the first dedicated, comprehensive Vein Clinic in the Flint Hills, Vein Clinic of Kansas. Hollie is the treating provider for venous diseases, including performing radio frequency ablation procedures and spider vein laser sessions.
Hobbies & Fun Facts
Hobbies & Fun Facts
- Walking my dogs and boating/waterskiing.
- I have a true house divided as I am a Nebraska Cornhusker by birth and choice, a KU fan as my oldest daughter and son-in-law graduated from there, and my youngest daughter is at KSU.
- I am going to start piano lessons.
Education & Training
Education & Training
- Master of Science in Nursing, Washburn University
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing, University of Louisville
- American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, Family Nurse Practitioner Board Certification
Get To Know Your Provider
Q: What is your family background?
A: I grew up in Southwest Kansas and helped work on our family farm where we grew wheat and raised cattle. After college and training in Kansas City, I moved to Manhattan to marry my husband who is a Paramedic/Fire Fighter in Junction City. Together we have one son.
Q: What fuels your passion to help the community through healthcare?
A: Knowing that a visit with myself or a colleague could make their quality of life better, extend their time with loved ones, and potentially even save their life. I take pride in knowing that what I do as a professional, impacts the daily life of community members.
Q: Why did you select to specialize in cardiology?
A: My Grandfather had a quadruple bypass when I was a child. That experience prolonged his life and sparked my interest in cardiology.
Q: How do you give back to the community?
A: I participate in the American Heart Association Heart Walks and Christmas in October Community Clean Up.
A: I grew up in Southwest Kansas and helped work on our family farm where we grew wheat and raised cattle. After college and training in Kansas City, I moved to Manhattan to marry my husband who is a Paramedic/Fire Fighter in Junction City. Together we have one son.
Q: What fuels your passion to help the community through healthcare?
A: Knowing that a visit with myself or a colleague could make their quality of life better, extend their time with loved ones, and potentially even save their life. I take pride in knowing that what I do as a professional, impacts the daily life of community members.
Q: Why did you select to specialize in cardiology?
A: My Grandfather had a quadruple bypass when I was a child. That experience prolonged his life and sparked my interest in cardiology.
Q: How do you give back to the community?
A: I participate in the American Heart Association Heart Walks and Christmas in October Community Clean Up.
Hobbies & Fun Facts
Hobbies & Fun Facts
- Playing outside with my son and two dogs.
- Going to sporting events and concerts.
- I played the piano growing up and went to the state championship my Junior year.
- I did a nursing student internship in Wexford, Ireland at their ER.
Education & Training
Education & Training
- Master of Science in Nursing, Fort Hays State University
- Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management, KU
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing, KU
- American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP), Family Nurse Practitioner Certification
- KU Medical Center Registered Nursing Residency
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