0 Responses | by Sophia Guida |
0 Responses | by Sophia Guida |
Jay’s passion is fostering patient-provider relationships to improve health and mental health outcomes. As the Project Director on the SAMHSA Primary and Behavioral Health Care Integration grant, Jay led the Institute’s initiative to promote the physical health of behavioral health patients. His work in suicide prevention included training primary care providers in Montana, Missouri, Colorado …read more
0 Responses | by Alana Farkas |
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
0 Responses | by Elena Finver |
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
0 Responses | by kfahy |
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.
0 Responses | by Sophia Guida |
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.
0 Responses | by Alana Farkas |
Dr. Sanchez-Bravo was born and raised in Cuba where family medicine practitioners play a very important role in every community. This was one of her inspirations to become a family doctor that provides comprehensive healthcare, with an emphasis on prevention, especially for those in medically underserved communities. Her professional interests include primary care, preventative medicine …read more
0 Responses | by Alana Farkas |
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
0 Responses | by Alana Farkas |
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.
0 Responses | by Erica Commisso |
