- Gender:
- Female
Education
Residency
- 1988-1989
- Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
Graduate
- 1987
- Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Board Certified
Family Medicine
Philosophy Of Care
Patients need to have a say in their care. I think it is important that they have an open, honest and respectful relationship with their physician.
These are Priorities in My Practice:
- Building a long-term patient-doctor relationship
- Carefully listening to my patient's needs, questions and concerns
- Encouraging patient self-education
- Including the entire family in patient health care delivery
- Partnering with my patient in health care decision making
I Believe in the Importance of These Factors in the Care of My Patients:
- Dealing with complex medical problems
- Emphasizing nutrition in wellness and the treatment of disease
- Meticulous attention to diagnostic evaluation and therapy planning
- Staying abreast of breakthroughs and developments in my specialty
Other Training
Rotating Internal Medicine Internship, 1987-1988