Dr. Robert B. Goldberg has over twenty-five years of experience in sports medicine, physical medicine and rehabilitation. He is an expert in manual medicine and osteopathic manipulation techniques. He is a physician educator and has lectured locally and nationally on topics of interest to physicians who treat injuries; painful conditions of the muscles, spine, and …read more
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Dr. Rivera-Morales teaches on psychosocial aspects of health and illness. She provides trauma- and culture-informed psychotherapy in Spanish and English for children, adolescents and adults, most of whom identify as members of a marginalized or underserved group. Her research focuses on intergenerational transmission of trauma and sociocultural considerations in treatment.
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Dr. Lindsay Blevins cares deeply about working toward bridging the gap between physical and mental health care with a focus on holistic treatment. Research interests include mental health stigma, barriers to seeking help, implicit bias, and health disparities. Her clinical interests include integrated primary care, health psychology, geropsychology, trauma-informed care, and social justice.
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Dr. Peter Marcus is a family physician with a special interest in HIV and Hepatitis C care. He loves working as residency faculty because of the connections with patients and residents.
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Dr. Yavari is passionate about forming long-term connections with patients, while giving them the most comprehensive care possible. She is excited to learn from her patients and partner with them to help them achieve better physical and mental health outcomes. She is driven by the opportunity to support and improve the health of her patient …read more
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In college, Dr. Hashemi worked in urban and rural areas throughout the Middle East and North Africa. She saw the disparities that existed especially with regards to women’s health, which inspired her to pursue medicine. Since then, she’s worked to address the social determinants of health with Project Health (Health Leads), assure access to comprehensive …read more
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Dr. Phelan enjoys working at IFH because it provides the opportunity to practice medicine in the framework of social justice, by working to ensure that everybody receives the quality care that they deserve. She believes that a strong patient-family doctor relationship has the potential to empower vulnerable communities. Her professional interests include global health, addiction …read more
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Before attending medical school, Dr. McKenzie spent two years teaching high school students in the neighborhood where she grew up. She continued her passion for education during medical school and developed an understanding of advocacy and policy development. She will continue these pursuits throughout her medical career.
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Michaela Frazier is the Institute’s vice president for social support services. In this role, she oversees delivery of case management, care coordination and related psychosocial support services across the Institute’s network of sites. Previously, she served as the Institute’s regional director of care coordination and interim director of community programs. Prior to joining the Institute, …read more
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Fern Roberson, Nurse Practitioner Fern earned her bachelor ’s and master’s degree in nursing from Pace University. Fern first joined the Institute in 2008 as a clinical nurse manager before deciding to return to school. After earning her master’s, Fern worked as a nurse practitioner at a skilled nursing facility in New Jersey before returning to the …read more
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