Dr. Horace Brown believes everyone has a right to the best standard of healthcare regardless of socioeconomic status. With his interest in social justice, human rights, advocacy and vulnerable populations, he works to make a difference in people’s lives. He strives to ensure his patients receive the highest quality care and obtain the best possible …read more
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Dr. Seer identifies as a first generation Chinese-American non-binary man. They are interested in equitable access, family choices, trauma-informed care, medical education and queer health. Dr. Seer is honored to share knowledge, skills and labor with patients and peers.
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Dr. Mallika Govindan is a political organizer, physician, and resident of the Bronx. Not only does medicine give her practical skills with which to address individual health needs, but it also provides her with the unique opportunity to build joyful, lasting relationships with patients and families on a daily basis. Dr. Govindan especially loves working …read more
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Dr. Bianca Hill grew up in New York City and was raised in both Queens and the Bronx. She majored in Biology and minored in English at the City College of New York. Bianca has a Masters of Public Health degree in Epidemiology from SUNY Downstate Medical Center’s School of Public Health, where she discovered …read more
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Dr. Mark Lorthe has worked as an RN at Montefiore Medical Center and as a nursing supervisor at a local nursing home. As a medical student, he was involved in several public health projects. He is a recipient of the Excellence in Medicine- Minority Scholars Award by the American Medical Association Foundation. Dr. Lorthe’s passion …read more
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Dr. Shannon Pringle has a strong interest in health disparities, social justice, and community health. She spent considerable time volunteering in various health settings. She served in county hospitals, free clinics, homeless shelters, and villages in Ghana and Haiti. She also founded a company called Radical Dreams, Inc., which creates lapel pins and accessories based …read more
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Dr. Sarah Duncan was born in Boston, Massachusetts, where she grew up. Prior to starting medical school, she taught high school science in southern Texas for two years and then worked in clinical research for two years in Tufts Medical Center’s division of nephrology. She is interested in primary care, reproductive health, and adolescent health. …read more
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Born and raised in Los Angeles, Dr. Andreas Lazaris attended UC Berkeley, where he was a regents’ and chancellor’s scholar and graduated with high honors in cognitive science. He served as a clinical care volunteer at the Alzheimer’s Services of the East Bay and served as the District 8 commissioner and vice chair of the …read more
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Dr. Julia Eicher was born and raised in New York, and loves the city and the diverse communities within it. As an undergraduate sociology student, she learned how social determinants of health and the environment affects health outcomes. Her background and interest in women’s health, full spectrum reproductive options, addiction medicine and integrative medicine inform …read more
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Growing up and training in Baltimore, Dr. Alexa “Lexi” Goldstein witnessed the enormous effect that social determinants of health have on a patient’s life. She believes having a primary care physician who understands those variables drastically affects a patient’s trust and engagement with the entire healthcare system. Dr. Goldstein is interested in caring for the …read more
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