Dr. Lois J. Vantol, MD

Jeff Harp, MD, has been around the Family Medicine Department forever. He continues to enjoy exploring the confluence of family medicine and family therapy and integrating his religious beliefs into his clinical work. For the past several years he's enjoyed his trips to deliver rural health care, traveling to Haiti every 18 months with an international medical team which coordinates its work through a network of Haitian churches. He also likes to work with his local church, sing music written before 1700, and hang out with his wife, three sons and one daughter.

Elizabeth Brown, MD, MPH is a board certified Family Medicine Physician. She has a particular interest in providing maternity care and assisting refugee populations.

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Jay Dickinson, MD, completed his MD at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1975. He then migrated south to Duke University for Family Practice residency training, followed by fellowships in both primary care research and medical education. Upon arrival in Rochester in 1980, he focused most of his energies on our medical student training program and on his research interests in how physicians deal with uncertainty.

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Deb Pierce, MD, MPH, first came to Rochester from Worcester, Massachusetts, for residency training in June, 1992. Upon completion of her residency, she returned to Massachusetts, where she was on faculty at the rural training site for the University of Massachusetts. After three years, however, the "Rochester magnet" effect kicked in, and she happily returned.