Residents

• Undergraduate Education: Lehigh University
• Medical Education: Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine

Liz grew up just outside of Atlantic City, N.J. She completed her undergraduate education at Lehigh University where she studied biomechanical engineering within the Integrated Degree in Engineering, Arts, and Sciences Program. Her free time was split between beekeeping and high jumping for the women's track team.

She made the decision to pursue medicine towards the end of college with the idea of becoming a PCP in mind. After meeting the faculty, residents, and ancillary staff at Crozer during her fourth-year audition rotation, she knew she found the right fit for her. Her interests include addiction medicine, lifestyle medicine, and gender-affirming care. When she isn't at work she can be found running, walking, or roller-skating along the Schuylkill. 

• Undergraduate Education: The Pennsylvania State University
• Medical Education: Drexel University College of Medicine
• Master's Degree: Thomas Jefferson University 

Josh is a Pennsylvania native, having been raised in Montgomery County his entire life. He attended The Pennsylvania State University where he earned his bachelor’s degree in immunology and infectious diseases. Following his undergraduate education, he spent two years at Thomas Jefferson University where he earned his master's degree in public health. He wrote his graduate thesis on hepatitis C screening. Josh then attended Drexel University College of Medicine where he discovered his interest in family medicine. 

Josh’s love of longitudinal patient care and the desire to build strong relationships with his patients is what drew him to the field of family medicine. He is excited to be a part of the Crozer family and is looking forward to caring for the people of the city he has known his whole life.   

In his free time, Josh enjoys spending time with his wife and son, walking his corgi Pepper, going to the movies, and watching Penn State football every season with friends and family! 

• Undergraduate Education: Rutgers University-New Brunswick
• Medical Education: Temple School of Medicine 

Sunday was born and raised in Nigeria for 12 years and currently calls Somerset, N.J., home. He spent four years at Rutgers University-New Brunswick, where he earned the degree of Bachelor of Arts with a major in biological science and a minor in psychology. He completed his medical school career at Temple where he discovered a passion for mentorship and serving the community which fueled his passion for academics and continuity of care that family medicine has to offer.  

Outside of medicine, you can find Sunday playing table tennis, biking, or drawing portraits.

• Undergraduate Education: Ramapo College of New Jersey
• Medical Education: Rowan School of Medicine

Liz grew up just outside of New York City in Washington Township, N.J., with her parents and two younger brothers. She completed her undergraduate degree at Ramapo College of New Jersey in biology in preparation for medical school which had been her goal since middle school. After undergrad, she took a gap year during which time she worked as a scribe for an inpatient medical group at Overlook Medical Center in Summit, N.J. She then attended Rowan School of Medicine for medical school. 

She currently lives in Haddonfield, N.J., with her fiance, Charles. In her free time, Liz loves to read (especially Stephen King) and listen to true crime podcasts. She is also an avid swimmer and Phillies baseball fan.

• Undergraduate Education: Lehigh University 
• Medical Education: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

Dana grew up in Glenside, Pa., with her parents and seven brothers and sisters. As the middle child of eight, she was starved for attention from her parents so she decided to become a doctor. She attended Lehigh University where she majored in French Language and Literature. She is very passionate about studying languages and cultures which is what drew her to residency at Crozer. She is now pursuing a language certification in Spanish. She attended medical school at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine where she was the president of the Pulmonics Acapella group and ran monthly karaoke parties at local retirement homes. 

Dana was drawn to Family Medicine first and foremost because of her love of getting to know different people and building relationships. She hopes to have a career one day where she can combine her passions for people, languages, and medicine and speak different languages on a daily basis. Within family medicine, Dana hopes to pursue a Global Health fellowship. Her other interests include geriatric medicine as well as OB. For fun, Dana loves spending time with her siblings and nieces, going on runs with her Goldendoodle, and attending dance classes in Philadelphia.

• Undergraduate Education: University of Connecticut 
• Medical Education: University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine

Paras is originally from Connecticut and lived there for most of his life up until medical school. He went to the University of Connecticut for his bachelor’s degree, majoring in biology and psychology. He went straight to medical school at the University of New England in Maine and did his third-year rotations in Reading, Pa.  

Paras’ passion for family medicine stems from his undergraduate work with the Area Health Education Center of Connecticut. He was driven by how much of an impact primary care and patient education can have on patients with limited resources. His interests in family medicine include working with underserved populations, sports medicine, and urgent care. Paras is thrilled to be joining the Crozer family as the program really allows for residents to cater their education towards their own interests.  

Outside of work, Paras enjoys playing basketball, going to breweries, and reading books. He is excited to be in Philly and explore all the restaurants and bars in the area!

• Undergraduate Education: Penn State
• Medical Education: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

Erica was born and raised in Northeast Philadelphia and moved to Bucks County for high school. She earned her bachelor's degree in biobehavioral health with minors in biology and neuroscience from Penn State University. After college, she began a career in corporate wellness as a health fitness specialist. While working, she went back to school at night for her master's degree in biomedical sciences with a concentration in neurobehavioral sciences from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM). She then earned her medical degree from PCOM in 2021. 

Erica's professional and academic interests have always been centered around health and wellness. She has worked as a group exercise instructor for nine years and has been involved in many research projects surrounding mental and behavioral health. She has worked in women's health programs pertaining to cardiovascular health and depression, is an advocate for mental health awareness and wellness in the academic setting, and has been involved in many teaching roles from high school to graduate medical education. 

Erica's hobbies include getting outdoors as much as possible for hiking, biking, and running, especially with her dog, Callie, and spending quality time at home with family and friends.

• Undergraduate Education: Drexel University
• Medical Education: Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine 

Sowmya is originally from the suburbs of southeast Pennsylvania. She completed her undergraduate degree in biological sciences while spending time in the research lab and volunteering, all while living in the wonderful city of Philadelphia. She then made the move to sunny Tampa Bay for medical school. 

During rotations, Sowmya realized that she enjoyed family medicine which offered the ability to practice a broad scope of medicine and build a strong relationship with patients of all ages over time. She enjoys preventative medicine in the primary care setting and promoting health and wellness. She is particularly interested in women’s health, sports medicine, and lifestyle medicine. 

She found that Crozer was the perfect fit due to the supportive environment and well-rounded training. She is excited to be back home near Philly with her family again. Outside of medicine, she enjoys traveling, working out, learning Indian recipes, and spending time with family and friends. 

• Undergraduate Education: University of Delaware
• Medical Education: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

Brandon grew up in Tredyffrin/Easttown, Pa. He attended the University of Delaware for undergrad and earned a degree in Exercise Science with a concentration in exercise physiology. Brandon next attended Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine before beginning residency at Crozer Family Medicine. 

In medical school, Brandon was drawn to family medicine for the variety of chief complaints that can be seen in one day and the ability to form long-term relationships with patients. Brandon is currently interested in lifestyle medicine and aesthetic medicine. In his free time, Brandon enjoys taking care of his plants, electronic music production, running, powerlifting, cooking, and attempting to try every restaurant in Philadelphia.

• Undergraduate Education: New York University
• Medical Education: Marian University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Contact: Samantha.diangelus@crozer.org

Sam is originally from a small town on Long Island, N.Y., where she grew up with her parents and older brothers. She attended college at New York University where she created her own major at the Gallatin School of Individualized Study. She fulfilled the pre-med pre-requisites while taking courses in the social sciences to develop a theory on human identity formation. Her undergraduate days were spent heavily contending with the theory of nature versus nurture. Upon completing her degree at NYU, she moved to the suburbs of Philadelphia where she spent two and a half years working in direct care, completing a post-baccalaureate master’s program at Rutgers University, and then scribing in a private ophthalmology practice before ultimately leaving the east coast to start medical school. Sam entered medical school with the understanding that she would become a family physician due to her love for the continuity of care and relationship building that occurs in the field. Sam’s time at Marian University College of Osteopathic Medicine reaffirmed her passion for patient education, health literacy, and advocacy, and sparked her interest in geriatric medicine. Intern year gave her a new appreciation for hospice and palliative care, advanced care planning and medical ethics.

Sam currently lives in Broomall with her husband, Sal, as they await the arrival of their first child, and two cats, Augustus and Dido. Outside of work, she can be found exploring local parks, baking and cooking new gluten-free recipes, playing strategy games with friends, or just kicking back with her husband re-watching episodes of The Office for a good laugh.

• Undergraduate Education:West Virginia University
• Medical Education: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine 

Kelley grew up in Columbia, Md., with her parents and two younger brothers, to whom she remains very close. She attended WVU for undergraduate school where she studied psychology. After graduation from college, she worked in a laboratory doing bench research for one year. Although she loved the basic sciences, she decided clinical medicine was her passion. She subsequently earned her master’s in biomedical sciences from PCOM before matriculating into the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Program in 2016. During medical school, Kelley enjoyed participating in multiple leadership positions, including DO class council representative and Addiction Medicine Club treasurer. Within family medicine, Kelley is interested in women’s health and in-office procedures. 

For fun, Kelley loves staying active and exploring Philadelphia. One of her favorite activities is running. She ran the Philadelphia Marathon during her third year of medical school and would love to run another marathon during her time in residency.

• Undergraduate Education: Penn State University - University Park
• Medical Education: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine 
• Contact: wesley.hwang@crozer.org 

Wesley was born in New York City, but grew up in the Poconos in the town of Stroudsburg, Pa. He attended Penn State for his undergraduate education and received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Pre-medicine. He then completed a Master of Biomedical Sciences program at the Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine in Scranton, Pa. Afterwards, he spent time working as a medical assistant at a physical medicine and rehabilitation office, where he came to realize his interest in building rapport with patients.

During his third year of medical school, Wesley decided to pursue family medicine as his specialty. He values the wide range of medicine that family medicine encompasses and the importance of the patient-physician relationship in providing the best care. Wesley holds interests in preventive medicine, global medicine, and working with underserved populations and aspires to go on medical missions in the future. He is excited to be at Crozer where he can learn and be in a community that will foster those ambitions.

Wesley enjoys playing pick-up basketball and volleyball and is always looking to discover new music. Sometimes, you might find him supporting his beloved Liverpool F.C. Most importantly, he enjoys spending time with his wife, Julie, and new puppy, Gom.

• Undergraduate Education:University of Pennsylvania
• Medical Education: Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University
• Contact: meghan.mcdonald@crozer.org

Meghan grew up right outside of Scranton, Pa. Yes, that silly place where The Office is based. She moved to Philadelphia to attend the University of Pennsylvania for her undergraduate degree in public health, and has never left! After college, she worked at the Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers as a health coach. This experience fueled her drive to become involved in primary care.

In medical school at Temple, Meghan was inspired by her mentors in family medicine and her patients during her rotations! She is drawn to fostering the doctor-patient relationship and contributing to the health of her community.

Outside of medicine, you can find Meghan at the beach with her dog, Mae, or watching Property Brothers.

• Undergraduate Education: Brandeis University
• Medical Education: Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine

Evie was born and raised close by in Allentown, Pa. She comes from a big family, and is the middle of five siblings. She went to Brandeis University in Waltham, Mass., for her undergraduate degree in biology and health policy. While there, she and her wonderful now-husband Noam enjoyed picking apples and exploring the rest of New England.

Evie and Noam moved to New York City after graduating so that she could go to Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine. During her rotations, she discovered the fulfillment of working with the underserved and practicing preventative medicine. The variety of ages and breadth of medicine that family medicine offers is what ultimately drew her to the field.  She is so happy to be training at Crozer because of the warm culture and great experiences offered.

In her free time, Evie enjoys baking and running. She completed her first half marathon in New York's Central Park in February. She also enjoys hiking with her husband and dog, and hunting down the best pizza and beers.

• Medical Education: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
• Undergraduate Education: Saint Joseph’s University
• Contact: gerald.orlando@crozer.org

Gerald was born and raised in South Philadelphia where he still resides. He attended Saint Joseph’s Prep High School before attending Saint Joseph’s University where he earned a major in biology and a minor in chemistry and classics. Gerald attended medical school in his hometown of Philadelphia at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, where he helped start the Addiction Medicine Club.

Gerald’s love of medicine started at a young age when he realized a love of basic sciences. His love of family medicine was sparked through his interaction with his own primary care doctor, whom he shadowed during undergrad. He completed his fourth-year clerkship in family medicine at Crozer and fell in love with the program and immediately felt a part of the family. He hopes to pursue his interests in sports medicine and addiction medicine.

Outside of medicine, he enjoys playing his banjo and guitar, spending time with his beautiful wife, Valerie, fishing everywhere possible, and being a die-hard Philadelphia sports fan.

Undergraduate Education: Rutgers University – New Brunswick

Medical Education: Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine

Contact: Joseph.panzera@crozer.org

Joseph is originally from Nutley, N.J., where he was born and raised. He spent four years at Rutgers University where he earned his bachelor’s degree in biology with a minor in psychology. It was during his time at Rutgers University when he began working in health care and began to develop a passion for medicine. After earning his medical degree from Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine in Middletown, N.Y., he moved to Philadelphia to begin residency.

In medical school, Joseph was drawn to family medicine because it allowed him to develop a strong relationship with his patients as well as the wide variety of patients that could be seen in a typical day. Family medicine also allowed Joseph to interact with patients in a primary care setting and focus on preventative care. He is particularly interested in sports medicine and academic medicine.

In Joe’s free time, he enjoys traveling, running, hiking, baking, cooking, and spending time with his wife, Olivia, and puppy, Clover.

Undergraduate Education: University of Vermont

Medical Education: University of Vermont

Born and raised in the northeast, most recently from Burlington, Vt., where he completed his undergraduate and medical school at the University of Vermont, Elias, his spouse, and three children made the big move to the city this spring and they are excited about exploring all Philly has to offer! Professionally, Elias is excited about providing care for underserved populations, women’s health, as well as addiction and mental health treatment in the primary care setting. He enjoys following politics and listening to NPR, spending time outdoors with family and friends, running, and playing tennis

• Undergraduate Education: Vassar College
• Medical Education: Temple University School of Medicine
• Master's Degree: Temple University
• Contact: Mollie.Baker-Salisbury@crozer.org

Mollie grew up in Swarthmore, Pa. She attended Vassar College, earning a B.A. in biochemistry. There, she received a broad-based liberal arts education including literature, sociology, and art history courses, conducting chemistry research, and helping to run the campus EMS service. She spent time at a local health center that served migrant workers and got to see first hand how one’s circumstances in life can directly affect health. Before medical school, she further explored her interest in research in a neurobiology lab at Harvard University, investigating how autism spectrum disorders affect the brain.

Mollie returned to the Philadelphia area to attend Temple University School of Medicine. She was drawn to its strong clinical education and commitment to the North Philadelphia community. While in medical school, she became particularly interested in the social determinants of health, involving herself extensively in health literacy, outreach, and community engagement projects that allowed her to see barriers and strengths that are not always apparent in a clinical visit. She also completed an M.A. in urban bioethics during medical school, writing her thesis on cultivating empathy in medical students via service-learning.

Mollie chose Crozer Family Medicine for its rigorous training, its thoughtful and supportive residents and faculty, and for the value, it places on seeing the whole person in the context of their family and community.

Mollie lives in Philadelphia, and when not at work enjoys running, reading, and trying out new recipes with her husband, Sam.

• Undergraduate Education: Widener University
• Medical Education: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
• Contact: amber.char@crozer.org

Amber is originally from the Philadelphia area and grew up in Bucks County with her parents and younger brother. She attended Widener University for her undergraduate education where she studied biology and biochemistry, and was a member of the women’s track and field team. She then attended Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine for medical school and fell in love with the field of family medicine with specific interests in sports medicine. 

She is very excited to be a part of the Crozer family, where she can continue to care for patients in Delaware County. It is her passion to be an advocate for each of her patient’s through the continuity that Crozer Family Medicine provides to this community.

Outside of medicine she is very into fitness, hanging out with friends and family, going to the beach, and enjoys watching football every season supporting the Eagles!

• Undergraduate Education: Rowan University
• Medical Education: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
• Contact: brandon.daigle@crozer.org

Brandon was born in California, but he was raised and grew up in Washington. He moved across the country to New Jersey and attended Rowan University for his undergraduate studies. He majored in biology with a minor in chemistry while also playing soccer at the collegiate level. Originally, Brandon aspired to enter the field of Type 1 Diabetes research after his mother was diagnosed years earlier. His life goals took a turn after his mother was diagnosed with cancer during his undergraduate studies. It was then that Brandon returned to Washington to take care of her and, through that life event, developed a passion for patient care. This ultimately led to his journey through medical school and to family medicine.

Brandon believes that family medicine allows him to form a deeper relationship with patients while simultaneously making a lasting impact on their health. He is humbled to have the opportunity to educate and motivate the patients of Delaware County to implement research-based preventative strategies to improve their mental and physical health.

Outside of medicine, Brandon enjoys staying active by taking advantage of the many local hiking trails, soaking in the sun at the Jersey shore, snowboarding the Pocono mountains, and maintaining his passion by playing soccer. Brandon is excited for the next step in his career at Crozer Family Medicine where he looks forward to forming lasting relationships with his patients as he grows his practice focused on preventative medicine.

• Undergraduate Education: Bucknell University
• Medical Education: Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine
• Contact: nicole.graham@crozer.org

Nicole is originally from Wayne, N.J. She spent four years in central Pennsylvania as an undergraduate student at Bucknell University, where she received bachelor's degrees in geography and biology, along with a minor in philosophy. While her true science courses prepared her for medical school, it was her critical thinking and more socially-centered courses that cultivated her compassion and ambition that she now knows to be crucial for a physician delivering primary care. Bucknell is also where she met her fiancé, Joe. She earned her medical degree from Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine in Middletown, N.Y., and is ecstatic to begin her career as a resident at Crozer Health Family Medicine.

Family Medicine is Nicole’s dream specialty, as it allows her to treat patients of all ages and work with patients’ unique health challenges and goals. She knows Crozer to be her very best match, as she is joining a program that is full of the most welcoming, knowledgeable, and collaborative team members.

Nicole and Joe relocated from North Jersey and are loving exploring their new home. Outside of the hospital or office, Nicole enjoys spending time with her friends and family, sitting beachside, skiing slopeside, and hunting down the best grilled-chicken sandwiches and nachos.

• Undergraduate Education: Allegheny College
• Medical Education: Sidney Kimmel Medical College, Thomas Jefferson University
• Contact: sean.loose@crozer.org

Sean grew up in the small town of Beaver, Pa., outside of Pittsburgh. He attended Allegheny College in northwestern Pennsylvania and received his bachelor’s degree in biology before moving to Philadelphia for medical school.

In medical school, Sean was drawn to family medicine because of the variety of patients seen in a typical day at the office and the focus on face-to-face patient care. During residency, he has developed increased interest in sports medicine and plans to pursue a fellowship in the field. He also enjoys working with underserved populations.

Outside of medicine, Sean enjoys any time spent outside, playing tennis, watching baseball, reading, and spending time with friends and family, including his wife Sarah, who is also in residency. They can usually be found eating or in search of new food to try.

• Undergraduate Education: University of Scranton
• Medical Education: Penn State College of Medicine
• Contact: jesse.olsen@crozer.org

Jesse is originally from a small town in northeast Pennsylvania and has lived throughout the state since. He is a graduate of the University of Scranton where he majored in biology before going straight into medical school at Penn State College of Medicine. At Penn State, some of his fondest memories surrounded building relationships with patients. Family medicine’s emphasis on relationships, prevention, and community made the specialty an easy choice for him. As an avid runner, Jesse is a strong advocate of wellness in becoming a well-rounded physician. He has really enjoyed continuing his education at Crozer, grateful for the opportunity to learn something new each day, and looks forward to being a primary care doctor focusing on health prevention.

Outside of work, Jesse can be found running or biking along the many trails surrounding Philadelphia. He also loves spending time outside playing soccer, fishing, hiking, or camping with his fiance and their dog, Leo.

• Undergraduate Education: Emory University
• Medical Education: Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine \
• Contact: hannah.teplitzky@crozer.org

Hannah was born in Bucks County, just north of Philadelphia, and as an elementary school student moved with her family to Charlottesville, Va. Hannah grew up in the south surrounded by the beauty of the outdoors, and there she developed a love of nature and dogs. She never forgot about Philadelphia, and a few times a year would make the long trek back to visit her extended family.

Hannah followed in her parents’ footsteps by studying at Emory University in Atlanta with a major in neuroscience. She also minored in global health to better understand disease on a large scale. She volunteered at the Centers for Disease Control in a laboratory studying MRSA antibiotic resistance and the local colonization of MRSA in patients at the VA Hospital in Atlanta.

After graduating from Emory, Hannah moved to Richmond, Va., where she worked as an emergency room scribe in the rural areas of coastal Virginia. It was her time in the emergency room that solidified her determination to become a doctor. After being accepted to LECOM, Hannah lived outside of Pittsburgh at LECOM’s satellite campus located on Seton Hill University’s grounds. LECOM students complete their third and fourth-year rotations all over the country, and Hannah was lucky enough to obtain a spot for rotations at Aria Health (now part of Jefferson) in the northeast of Philadelphia. After a long route up and down the east coast Hannah had finally made it back to Philadelphia!

Hannah’s passion for primary care evolved after losing her father during her third year of medical school to a preventable form of cancer. Hannah feels that with the proper health screenings and maintenance, she can help her patients stay healthy in order to lead long and meaningful lives with the people they love.

During Hannah’s interview season, she felt that Crozer was the perfect place for her to continue her training here in the Philadelphia area. Crozer’s well-rounded curriculum, positive learning environment, and supportive staff made choosing Crozer an easy decision for Hannah.

Aside from medicine, Hannah loves volunteering with the Street Tails Animal Rescue by fostering, walking, and caring for the dogs there. She enjoys yoga and plays tennis when she gets the chance. Her apartment is filled with plants, and during the warmer months, Hannah grows a small herb and vegetable garden on her patio to use in her cooking. Her favorite things to do Philadelphia include going for dim sum in Chinatown, walking around the Reading Terminal, and exploring all around Center City.

• Undergraduate Education: Gettysburg College
• Medical Education: Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine, Midwestern University
• Contact: Jennifer.tetzner@crozer.org

Jennifer grew up in northeastern Pennsylvania. She studied at Gettysburg College where she received a B.A. in psychology, with minors in Spanish and music. After her undergraduate studies, she moved to Washington, D.C., where she volunteered at George Washington University Hospital and discovered her interest in medicine. She attended medical school at Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine. She is excited to start her career at Crozer’s Family Medicine Residency Program. She was drawn to the program due to its supportive environment, full-spectrum training and diverse patient population. She is especially interested in women’s health, community healthcare, and addiction medicine.

Jennifer enjoys spending time with her husband, daughter, and two cats, as well as cooking and a nice glass of red wine. When not at home or in the clinic, she likes to visit the beach, paddleboard, and watch her husband surf. Sometimes she manages to catch a few waves as well but is still learning.

• Undergraduate Education: Azusa Pacific University
• Medical Education: Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine
• Contact: judy.zhang@crozer.org

Judy grew up in Los Angeles. She completed her undergrad degree in biochemistry in sunny California before venturing out to the east coast to start graduate school in Rochester. Judy worked at University of Rochester for four years doing immunology and infectious disease research. After her master’s degree, she spent a year working in the aerospace industry before deciding to study medicine.

Judy chose to pursue family medicine during her third year of medical school. She found that the most meaningful of her medical experiences were those where she interacted closely with the patient and the patient’s family. Judy felt that developing a good patient-physician relationship through building trust, honest and effective communication is fundamental in patient healing and promoting health. Judy has a strong interest in ultrasound and hopes to incorporate point-of-care ultrasound into our FM curriculum. She also discovered that she really enjoys inpatient medicine and will be pursuing a career as a hospitalist.

In Judy’s free time she loves to kayak, golf, paint with oils and acrylics, take her dogs on hikes and camping trips, and work on obtaining her private pilot’s license. Judy also loves to travel and explore different cultures and try new foods.

Medical Education: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine - Philadelphia, PA

Undergraduate Education: Boston University - Boston, MA

Contact: Schumann.Thomas@crozer.org

Thomas grew up in North Salem NY, about 1 hour north of New York City.  He studied Biology at Boston University where he decided to pursue a medical career.  He spent 2 years after college working as a high school tutor in the Boston area, before attending PCOM.

During medical school, Tom volunteered often at places such as the student run clinic, Northern Home, and the Special Olympics.  Tom was drawn to family medicine because of the ability to treat patients of all ages and the emphasis on preventative care. Tom rotated at Crozer Family Medicine during his fourth year and knew that this program was the perfect fit for him.

When he is not working Tom likes to spend his time being active, such as playing soccer, bouldering, surfing, hiking and biking.

Medical Education: Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine - Stratford, NJ

Undergraduate Education: University of Central Florida - Orlando, FL

Contact: michael.suffredini@crozer.org

Michael lived in North Jersey before moving to Florida where he completed his undergraduate degree in Biomedical Science at the University of Central Florida. He would return to New Jersey to complete his medical degree at Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine.

As a medical student with interests in sports medicine and improving healthy lifestyles Michael became passionate about Family Medicine.  After rotating through Crozer Family Medicine Michael was immediately pulled in by the friendly staff and welcoming environment. Away from medicine Michael enjoys watching the New York Jets, crossfit, cooking, skiing, and traveling.