William Hobbs, MD.
Dr. William Hobbs family's roots on the Olympic Peninsula go back to the late 1880s on my mother’s side of the family. His mother was a Sequim farm girl and after his father retired from the US Navy they moved to Port Townsend where he was raised.
Dr. Hobbs attended the Univ. of Washington for undergraduate education and received a degree in Zoology in 1980 then attended Univ. of Washington Medical School graduating in 1984. He then left Western Washington to complete his internship in Spokane, WA. His internal medicine residency was completed in Las Vegas, NV. For 18 months he was on the faculty of the University of Nevada School of Medicine and then spent 6 years in private internal medicine practice in Las Vegas. However, after his 2 sons were born he decided to move back to the Olympic Peninsula to raise them in this beautiful area. He has been practicing in Port Angeles since 2003.
When not working, Dr. Hobbs can usually be found out enjoying the great northwest with his wife KayC and two sons. They enjoy hiking, backpacking, cycling, walking their dog Merlin, and a short jog now and then. When not outdoors he enjoys reading and listening to music.
Dr. Hobbs’s practice is currently open to new patients.