Class of 2028
Dylan Amorocho, DO
Medical School: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine - Virginia
Location: Elizabeth
As a family medicine physician, I believe that lasting health is built on strong relationships, intentional habits, and accessible care. I strive to empower my patients by emphasizing the foundations of wellness, purposeful movement, nourishing food, quality sleep, and mental well-being. I see every visit as a chance to meet people where they are, understand their unique story, and partner with them to build sustainable, healthy lifestyles. My goal is not just to treat illness, but to help patients take ownership of their health and thrive across all stages of life.
Addison Debord, DO
Medical School: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine - Carolinas
Location: Union
I believe that lasting wellness begins with meaningful relationships. By approaching each patient’s interaction with intention and a focus on understanding their unique health goals and challenges, I aim to provide care that not only addresses immediate needs but also supports long-term health. My focus is on prevention and health optimization, working together with patients to build sustainable habits, prevent disease, and promote well-being throughout every stage of life.
Connor Lindenmuth, DO
Medical School: Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine
Location: Elizabeth
A true partnership between a patient and a physician should be built on a strong foundation of trust, transparency, and teaching. My goal for every visit is to work closely with each patient and give them a clear avenue to be an active participant in the management of their health and healing. I strive to make my patients feel heard and to always look to teach so that they can be well-informed and able to make partnered decisions regarding their health and wellness.
Jasmine Lock, MD
Medical School: University of Arizona College of Medicine - Tucson
Location: Biddlepoint
Establishing a foundation of trust, active listening, and mutual respect is essential to meaningful and effective care. I am committed to staying current with emerging medical advancements while centering care around each patient’s values and goals. By offering evidence-based options and thoughtful guidance, I aim to foster a collaborative relationship where decisions are made with both clarity and compassion.
Kali Malham, MD
Medical School: Medical College of Georgia - Augusta
Location: Union
I believe primary care starts with a strong, trusting relationship between a patient and their provider. I aim to be a physician who works with patients to improve their health in ways that are both achievable and sustainable. I want my patients to feel heard, respected, and genuinely cared for.
Parshva Mehta, MD
Medical School: Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine
Location: Elizabeth
Compassionate, open-minded care built on trust forms the cornerstone of patient-physician relationships. I hope to bring kindness, humor and positivity to each encounter, creating a collaborative space where patients feel heard. My goal is to be a supportive ally in each patient’s journey towards better health and well-being.
Gabrielle Napper, MD
Medical School: University of Tennessee Health Science College of Medicine
Location: Biddlepoint
Exemplary continuity, patient advocacy, and preventive medicine are foundational aspects of primary care. As an advocate in the community, I aim to support others in moving toward greater wellness, education, and stability. I hope to be a home-base for my patients in a system that can be disjointed. I will serve with compassion, integrity, kindness, and humility. While utilizing evidence-based medicine, I will partner with my patients in pursuing their wellness goals. I also plan to create greater access for attaining those goals. We are all worthy of care. Human dignity and service will be at the forefront in every encounter, as I care for all.
Eleanor Pitchford, MD
Medical School: University of Alabama Birmingham Marnix - School Of Medicine
Location: Elizabeth
I strive to provide comprehensive, patient-centered care, rooted in communication and trust for patients of all backgrounds. I encourage my patients to live healthier and fulfilling lives while partnering with them in their health journey. I will walk alongside them while entrusted with their health goals and concerns. The intersection of physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being informs my patient care. I will address each of these factors when working with my patients to develop impactful, personalized healthcare plans tailored to their values and goals. What matters to my patients matters to me.
Emily Restler, MD
Medical School: Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Location: Elizabeth
I believe that my patients are experts on how their body feels and moves. I aim to listen to my patients and apply my medical knowledge to provide treatment and recommend lifestyle modifications that we can work together to implement, leading to healthier, happier lives.
Samantha Seibert, MD
Medical School: Meharry Medical School of Medicine
Location: Elizabeth
Trust and open communication are the cornerstones of adequate care. Family medicine offers a unique opportunity to walk alongside patients through every season of life, supporting their physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being with evidence-based and integrative approaches. After all, care should be a shared journey where patients feel seen, supported, and empowered to make informed decisions that align with their values and goals. By fostering meaningful relationships and encouraging honest dialogue, medicine becomes more than just a service, it becomes a transformative experience. Rooted in service. Guided by compassion. Healing beyond the diagnosis.
Anayesha Singh, MD
Medical School: Florida State University College of Medicine
Location: Union
I aim to be a physician that employs the art of medicine through strong, compassionate relationships. Health goes beyond the absence of disease, and I look forward to empowering patients with many diverse backgrounds. I am honored for patients to entrust me to be a part of their team as I strive to provide the fullest extent of well-rounded, holistic care.
Amariah Sledge, DO
Medical School: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine - Virginia Campus
Location: Biddle Point
Caring for individuals and families across the continuum of life is one of my favorite aspects of family medicine. I believe in patient-centered care that honors the values, needs, and unique life experiences of each person. Through active listening and meaningful dialogue, I aim to engage patients as partners in their health, encouraging shared decision-making that empowers them to take an active role in their care. My goal is to foster relationships built on trust, empathy, and mutual respect and to provide care that is both medically sound and personally meaningful to everyone.