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Stephen Earls, M.D., Medical Director
Associate Professor
George Washington University, M.D., 1973
Family Practice Residency: Regional Family Health Center/UMass, 1977
"The diversity of the Worcester program provides numerous opportunities for professional support and growth. The concept of a University program located in the community allows our residents to experience the true meaning of family practice. Working in a teaching role allows me the privilege of witnessing the growth of family physicians from "green" medical students to young colleagues. It is also a continuous source of intellectual stimulation. Our residents are a dedicated, hard-working group of aspiring family physicians who take pride in their care of patients. They are a fun group to work with day-to-day."
Areas of Interest: Rural Health Care
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Macario Corpuz, Jr., M.D.
Assistant Professor
Far Eastern University, M.D., 1988
Family Practice Residency: Wilson Regional Medical Center, 2002
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Pamela Grimaldi, D.O.
Assistant Professor
University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine, D.O., 1998
Family Practice Residency: Wilson Regional Medical Center, 2001
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Kathy Mariani, M.D.
Assistant Professor
University of Miami, M.D., 1994
Family Practice Residency: Maine-Dartmouth Family Practice Residency, 1997
"I enjoy the challenge of working on a daily basis with med students and residents at many different levels of training. What I appreciate about the residency program is the commitment to patients - I enjoy the balance we have here in Barre between rural and city."
Areas of Interest: OB, Women's Health, Wilderness Medicine, International and Travel Medicine
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Stacy Potts, M.D., Residency Director
Associate Professor
University of Vermont, M.D., 1998
Family Practice Residency: Barre Family Health Center/UMass, 2001
"I have found the perfect mix of rural medicine and academics. At Barre, I have the pleasure of practicing the small town medicine I've always dreamed of, while continuing to feed my passion for teaching medical students and residents."
Areas of Interest: Maternal child health, care of the developmentally disabled, preventive medicine, and rural community health
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Alexandra Schultes, M.D.
Assistant Professor
University of Massachusetts, M.D., 1987
Family Practice Residency: Regional Family Health Center/UMass, 1990
"What I appreciate about this residency program is the ability to develop and modify rotations to optimize the teaching/learning experience. I value the rewards I get from patients, residents and staff here at the health center, especially being part of the Barre community, and feeling that I am making a positive difference in some people's lives."
Areas of Interest: Dermatology, Counseling (individual/group), especially Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Domestic Violence, Colposcopy, School Health Education and minor surgery
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Joseph Stenger, M.D.
Associate Professor
University of Connecticut, M.D., 1979
Internship: University of California/Davis, 1980
Family Practice Residency: Shasta-Cascade (CA), 1982
"Teaching provides me with a lively, interactive, collegial atmosphere, with constant impetus to stay current. Maintaining clear communication skills is invaluable. The balance of urban and rural family medicine, with enough faculty with diverse interests to make it work, makes this program exceptional."
Areas of Interest: Women's Health, Outpatient GYN/Contraception/STD, Breast feeding, Training Residents to Perform Vasectomies, Support of Dying Patients and their Families, and Post Traumatic Survivor's Care |