| Specialty: Internal Medicine (IM) and General Practice (GP)
Location: Willimantic Education & Training: Trained in General Internal Medicine at the Memorial Hospital of RI – Brown University Rotational Residency Training Program (1993–1996), & General Practitioner degree from Cranston General Osteopathic Hospital (1991–1992) Professional Achievements: General Internal Medicine Board Certification Personal Interests: family, lifting weights, ancient history, silent film stars, and anything New England Patriots related Why do you work at Generations? “Now that I’ve gotten older, I can enjoy life more. My professional work schedule is more manageable, and the entire working staff from top to bottom, are both professional and courteous to patients, as well as to other coworkers. I have more help around me now, in terms of patient work up and management. It is a joy to go in to work every day, and help the surrounding Connecticut community where I can draw upon my 30 + years of knowledge and experience. I especially enjoy and feel very fortunate, that I am now given the opportunity to perform these duties in such a beautiful place, in which to work and flourish in.” |
| Specialty: Primary Care Medicine & Family Medicine
Location: Norwich Education & Training: Undergraduate at Yale, Medical school at New York College of Osteopathic Medicine, rotating internship at Botsford General Hospital (Farmington Hills, MI), and residency at St Francis Hospital in Hartford, CT Personal Interests: Slow bike riding and doing yardwork with non-power tools 😊 Why do you work at Generations? “Having worked as a primary care provider in private practice, urgent care and in health maintenance organizations, it is clear that FQHC is the type of practice in which I can provide the best care, and happy that Generations provides me the opportunity to practice medicine that supports the health of the community.” |
| Specialty: Family Medicine
Location: Willimantic Education & Training: Masters of science from Herzing University |
Specialty: Family Medicine
Location: Norwich
Education & Training: BSN from Trinity Washington University & MSN from Chamberlain University
Personal Interests: Traveling and spending time with family & outdoor activities
Why do you work at Generations? “The ability to have adequate work life balance.”
| Specialty: Internal Medicine with Specialty in Infectious Disease
Location: Willimantic Education & Training: Bachelor of science in biology, master of science and molecular biology, and medical degree from the Manhattan College, New York University, and Ross University School of Medicine Professional Achievements: Published articles and a letter to the editor Personal Interests: Music, singing, and plays many instruments (none of which very well). Currently play double bass in an orchestra, two jazz bands, and a small classical music ensemble. Used to play with Connecticut doctors’ orchestra when it used to be called Connecticut Valley Symphony Orchestra. |
Specialty: Family Medicine
Location: Willimantic
Education & Training: Quinnipiac University, DNP, MSN University of South Florida, BSN Marist College, BA
Personal Interests: Mother of two boys, Will and Rocco. French bull dog, Miss Penny Lane. Yoga. Singing. Going to concerts. Grateful Dead and Phish fan. Sits on several community boards, most recently Friends of Glastonbury High School Lacrosse (FOGL). Spends time at the beach in Cape Cod with her extended family.
Why do you work at Generations? “Giving back to a community has always been a passion of mine. Generations is the perfect place for me to accomplish this goal.”
Specialty: Gender affirming care & reproductive health
Location: Putnam
Education & Training: BS from Fairfield University and BSN & MSN from Regis College
Professional Achievements: AANP Certification
Personal Interests: Hiking, kayaking, traveling, and spending time with my friends and family in my spare time.
Why do you work at Generations? “One of my favorite parts about working for Generations is developing positive relationships with patients and their families.”
Specialty: Chiropractic
Location: Willimantic
Education & Training: Graduation from Life Chiropractic College West in California
Professional Achievements: Owned and/or practiced in many offices from the West Coast to the East Coast.
Personal Interests: Hiking, mountain biking, the human body, my family, and biblical history
Why do you work at Generations? “Widen the influence of chiropractic care to the medical community on to the patients that do not otherwise have access.”
Specialty: Family Practice
Location: Willimantic
Education & Training: University of Connecticut
| Specialty: Family practice
Location: Willimantic Education & Training: New York State University, Downstate, Brooklyn, NY Professional Achievements: Board Certified Family Medicine; Co-founder of Perception Programs; co-author of The Medical Merry-Go-Round: A Plea for Reasonable Medicine; CT Academy of Family Physicians Award of Excellence for practicing family medicine with caring to patients for over 50 years, 10/2014 Personal Interests: Tennis and biking Why do you work at Generations? “It’s all about the patients. To contribute what I can to address the needs and disparities that exist.” |
