About Us

Dr. Bruce Dorr is originally from Michigan although he has lived in Colorado for over 20 years. He majored in chemistry and biology, minored in German and psychology at Hope College in Holland, Michigan. He went to medical school at Wayne State University in Detroit and did his residency at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center.

Dr. Dorr became a locum tenen physician – performing temporary physician work around the country – primarily in underserved areas of Arizona, Oregon, Washington, Virginia, New York and Michigan. He then joined the faculty of Denver Health. Serving as an assistant professor, he ran the urodynamics clinic and studied under Dr. Peter Sand and G. Willy Davila to further strengthen his incontinence and bladder disorder training. Dr. Dorr is certified to perform robotic surgery using the Da Vinci method; he co-chairs the robotic surgery committee at Littleton Adventist Hospital along with Dr. Watson.

Dr. David Watson spent most of his youth in Arkansas and earned his undergraduate degree in zoology from the University of Arkansas. He then attended medical school at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. He graduated in 1988 having received the Elvin Shuffield Award in Excellence. In 1992 he completed his internship and Residency at St. Joseph Hospital in Denver, Colorado.

Dr. Watson’s private practice career started in this very office when he joined Dr. David Ricca and together they created a practice that cares for patients as well as staff as if they were family. After Dr. Ricca’s untimely death in 1996 Dr. Bruce Dorr joined the practice and the two of them continued to build our thriving practice using the same values with which it began.

Jeannie Key is a Board Certified Nurse Practitioner specializing in women’s health care. She has advanced training in LEEP procedures, colposcopy, cervical pathology and female sexual dysfunction. She is a member of the International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health.

Jeannie began her health care career as an obstetrical nurse in labor and delivery ultimately moving into a supervisory position before pursuing her certification as a Nurse Practitioner. She joined Littleton OB/Gyn in 1996, since that time she has cared for women from puberty through menopause and beyond. In 2013 she was certified as a BioTE medical practitioner to provide hormone pellet therapy for both men and women. She feels this method of hormone optimization is a profound improvement over other methods and has greatly enhanced the quality of life for her patients.

Kate is a Nurse Practitioner working in Women’s Health since 1996. She obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Biology before deciding nursing was her calling. She then went on to receive a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing through Regis University and worked as an RN on Labor and Delivery and postpartum. In 2005, Kate graduated from the University of Colorado Health Sciences with a Master’s of Science- Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner. Kate is passionate about partnering with patients to achieve wellness and to feel their best from adolescence through menopause. She received her certification as a BioTE provider in 2015 and is pleased to personally witness the incredible results this method of hormone optimization has given her patients.

Elizabeth Anderson is a Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner with over 10 years experience in the field of nursing. She is a graduate of the University of Illinois and has had extensive training in the realm of functional medicine, hormone replacement therapy, and thyroid disorders. Elizabeth is passionate about patient education and enjoys collaborating with her patients to help them achieve optimal health. She is seasoned in pellet therapy and gained BioTE certification in April 2018. Elizabeth is also trained to perform medical vaginal rejuvenation therapy with Votiva, facial esthetic procedures and O-shot/P-shot. She is excited to be a part of Littleton Gynecology and Wellness, where she can work alongside the incredible staff and practitioners to help patients gain greater quality of life.