PROVIDER DIRECTORY 2021-2022 Joseph I. Shapiro, MD Vice President & Dean Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine Joseph Evans, MD Chief Medical Officer Marshall Health Shannon R. Browning, RPh, MD Chief Medical Information Officer Marshall Health brings together leading clinicians and researchers to provide Marshall Health world-class care to the tri-state region of West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky and beyond. Marshall Health has more than 1,600 employees, including 350 physicians and advanced practitioners in 75 specialty areas of care. Marshall Beth L. Hammers, MBA Chief Executive Officer Health’s impact extends throughout the region to more than 40 outpatient Marshall Health clinics in 13 counties. J. Matt Straub, MBA, CPA Chief Financial Officer PHYSICIAN REFERRAL LINE: 304-691-5333 Marshall Health The referral line provides referring physicians and health professionals with telephone access to appointment scheduling, timely patient information in Nathan C. Ward, Esq. support of the referral visit and the resources of Marshall University Joan C. Chief Operating Officer Edwards School of Medicine and Marshall Health. Marshall Health Marshall Health is the faculty practice plan of the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine. University Physicians and Surgeons, Inc., is doing Michael J. McCarthy, MA business as Marshall Health. Chief Information Officer Marshall Health Marshall Health Contact Information James B. Becker, MD Vice Dean, Government Relations & Health Care Policy Telephone Number: Marshall Health 877-691-1600 Mailing Address: Jeff Fenerty, RPh Director of Pharmacy Services 1600 Medical Center Drive, Huntington, WV 25701 Marshall Health Hours of Operation: Tracy Lange, RN 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday – Friday (except holidays) Director of Nursing Marshall Health Online Referral Directory: marshallhealth.org/doctors J.T. Schneider, MBA Additional Copies or Advertising Information: Director of Extramural Funding Administrative Director, Maier [email protected] Institute Marshall Health Sheanna M. Spence, MS Director of External Affairs Marshall Health 08-21 We are specialty care. As a part of a community-based medical school, the mission of Specialized training. As an academic health system, the growth of our Marshall Health centers around the importance of primary care in a specialty services is symbiotic with the level of education and training patient’s overall health and wellbeing. Throughout the past 40 years, we provide at the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Marshall Health’s role has evolved as we partner with primary care Medicine. Our students, residents and fellows are receiving increasingly physicians and bring more options for specialty care to our region than robust training opportunities by having more specialists on site and ever before. accessible during their rotations. During the past year, we’ve grown to accommodate community In 2020, five new fellowship programs—addiction medicine, child/ needs in: adolescent psychiatry, geriatric medicine, geriatric psychiatry and pediatric hospital medicine—welcomed their first fellows. And, in 2021, • Heart failure and related areas like cardio-oncology and we added new fellowships in gastroenterology and neonatal-perinatal pulmonary-hypertension, medicine. We now have more than 245 resident physicians and fellows training in 24 different programs. • Mohs surgery, one of the most effective treatments for skin cancer Specialized response. Like so many health care organizations and • Pediatric specialties including endocrinology, infectious disease, other industries across the globe, the past year has been a challenge. nephrology and emergency medicine, and We dedicated time and resources to responding to COVID-19 in a way • Health care technologies and telehealth to ensure patients can that prioritizes patient and employee safety. We launched community access care anywhere with a reliable internet connection, and so testing sites to ensure access to testing and have administered 40,000 our specialists can connect with referring physicians quickly and tests and counting. We continue to work closely with the Cabell- efficiently. Huntington Health Department to mobilize vaccination efforts throughout the community and in our clinics. In late 2020, we also These efforts are complemented by partnerships with 18 area hospitals. launched a new electronic health record and patient portal with Cabell In early 2021, a new relationship with Three Gables Surgery Center in Huntington Hospital, our primary teaching hospital. The long-term Proctorville, Ohio, resulted in expanded outpatient elective surgery impact of this system integration will improve care coordination and options for our patients. Marshall Orthopaedics also partnered with access to information seamlessly between inpatient and outpatient Boone Memorial Hospital to bring comprehensive sports medicine and settings. orthopaedic services to Madison, West Virginia. We appreciate your continued partnership, especially amid the ups and Specialized research. Marshall scientists take tremendous pride in downs of 2020. Please let us know how we can support you as we work researching the conditions that most impact West Virginians—from together to improve the health of our region. addiction to heart disease to obesity, liver disease and more. Medical school faculty, students and residents are producing publications, presenting their findings and earning significant grant awards at a higher rate than ever before. Through the Marshall Clinical Research Center, our physician scientists are engaged in more than 40 active Dr. Evans, Beth Hammers and Dr. Shapiro, clinical trials, allowing patients access to innovative treatment options. pictured from left to right. iii TABLE OF CONTENTS Clinic Locations ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................1 Marshall Health by the Numbers ....................................................................................................................................................................4 PATIENT SERVICES CARDIOLOGY ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................5 DENTISTRY & ORAL SURGERY .........................................................................................................................................................................9 DERMATOLOGY ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11 FAMILY MEDICINE .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 13 General Family Medicine ...................................................................................................................................................................................................15 Addiction Medicine ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................18 Geriatrics .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19 Occupational, Environmental & Disability Medicine .........................................................................................................................................20 Pain Management ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................21 Sports Medicine .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................21 INTERNAL MEDICINE ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 General Internal Medicine.......................................................................................................................................................................... .......................23 Endocrinology ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................25 Gastroenterology ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................26 Geriatrics .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................28 Infectious