Philosophy of care | I work with you to reach sensible, effective and expedient solutions for your condition. I offer clear and concise communication, expert delivery of clinical intervention and the ability to adapt to your critical needs. | Why I entered medicine | I always have enjoyed critical thinking and problem-solving amid today's health care demands. I embrace the opportunity to work side by side with patients from all walks of life and present them with solutions to their medical conditions. The ever-evolving canvas of our medical matrix requires a grounding guidance that will influence generations to come. | Community involvement | I speak about evidence-based medicine and other health care topics at social clubs, community events and various media outlets. | Personal interests | My outdoor life includes hiking and traveling. I enjoy racquetball and baseball. My favorite pastimes include reading and learning.

Philosophy of care | I believe all individuals deserve access to equal and fair health care, regardless of background. | Why I entered medicine | I entered the medical field to provide compassionate care in a time of need just as others have done for me. | Community involvement | I support the Slater Family Network Foundation, a nonprofit family center that benefits residents of the Bangor Area School District. I also support BattleBorne, a nonprofit that connects veterans with resources to help them recover from mental, emotional and physical trauma. | Personal interests | I enjoy spending time with family, wood-working, sports, movies, music, cars and technology.

Philosophy of care | My philosophy is grounded in patient-centered, holistic care. I believe in treating you as a whole and allowing you to feel heard. By building trusting relationships based on empathy and trust, I strive to create a supportive environment where all patients feel empowered. I am also committed to staying current with medical advancements to ensure the highest quality of care. | Why I entered medicine | My fascination with science and medicine has led me to nursing, a field that perfectly combines scientific knowledge with compassionate, empathetic patient care. I believe in the importance of treating the whole person – mind, body and spirit – to make a difference in their well-being. | Community involvement | I am passionate about promoting health and wellness in my community. I participate in charitable running events, supporting important community causes while also staying active. These events allow me to connect with others, raise awareness, contribute to positive change and reach my fitness goals. | Personal interests | When not training for my next race, I enjoy hiking and traveling with my husband, discovering new places and creating lasting memories. I have a passion for cooking and baking, often experimenting with recipes to share. In my downtime, I love getting lost in a good book and cherish quality time with friends and family.

"Philosophy of care | I have always loved the saying, ""Great communication begins with a connection."" In so many ways, the relationship between me and you is extremely special. We as medical providers need to listen and understand you the patient so that we may provide the best holistic care. | Why I entered medicine | I have always wanted to be a nurse; nursing runs in my family. I loved caring and connecting with my patients in the acute care setting of a hospital. It also has allowed me to see the need for prevention and education outside the hospital so fewer hospitalizations are required. | Community involvement | I love participating in my local events with the Hanover Township Volunteer Fire Co., such as Santa Day. | Personal interests | I love trying new foods and being outdoors either hiking, walking my dog, or skiing. I can't seem to pass up new adventures. There are also days when there is a need for a Target run or just simply lounging on the couch in front of a fire with my husband and dog.".

Philosophy of care | I believe in shared decision-making in which both the patient and provider play a part. And I like to treat my patients as I’d expect me or my family to be treated. I think it’s our job as providers to educate and help people make decisions that fit best with their life. | Why I entered medicine | I’ve been an intensive care unit nurse for most of my career, and it’s obvious to me that we need to catch people and address health issues before people get sick. Health promotion and prevention is so important because it’s much more effective than only caring for people when they’ve already developed an illness or condition. Family practice is a great venue for that. It allows us to get to know patients from a holistic point of view and helps us come up with the best plans for them. | Community involvement | I am involved in my community through my children. I am active in booster clubs for all of their sports, and volunteer with our local Boy Scout troop, which is active in community service. | Personal interests | Most of my personal time is devoted to my kids, but I also enjoy staying active with jogging and hiking. Her top areas of expertise are Vitamin D Deficiency and Chronic Rhinosinusitis with Nasal Polyps (CRSwNP).

Philosophy of care | My philosophy focuses on patient-centeredness, holistic treatment and evidence-based practice. I prioritize strong relationships with patients, emphasizing communication, empathy and respect for individual values and preferences. I am an advocate for health care education and preventive care as ways to empower patients on their health journeys amid an often-overwhelming environment. It is a commitment to continuous learning and adapting to the evolving health care landscape. | Why I entered medicine | I entered medicine out of a love for people and a love of biology. It was a way to make a meaningful difference in people's lives and to satisfy my passion for helping others. Advocacy for patients keeps me committed in the here and now. | Community involvement | I was involved with the diabetic population for many years. Now I volunteer for meal prep and serving at my local homeless shelter in Easton. I also offer extensive education on health, diet, nutrition and fitness as it relates to the perimenopausal/menopausal population. | Personal interests | I cook for hours in the kitchen with my family, until one meal runs into the next. I devote time to weightlifting, yoga and my Peloton. I love Italy and look forward each year to creating my outdoor living space. Her top area of expertise is Emphysema.

April Gheller is a Nurse Practitioner in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. Ms. Gheller is highly rated in 2 conditions, according to our data. Her top areas of expertise are BRCA Positive Breast Cancer, HER2 Negative Breast Cancer, and ALK-Positive Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer.

Philosophy of care | My goal as a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner is to provide safe, empathetic and compassionate care for you or your loved one. I am excited to combine my love of nursing with my love of psychiatric medicine to provide my patients with comprehensive mental health care. | Why I entered medicine | I have known since a young age that I want to help people. When I developed an interest in nursing and medicine, my journey became clear to me. Mental health itself has been a passion of mine since my first psychology class in high school. | Since becoming a nurse in 2007, I have had the opportunity to help people in so many different ways. I am committed to continuing education to stay up to date on the best evidence-based treatments to provide the best outcomes for my patients. | Community involvement | I enjoy fundraising for rescue animals. Now that I am finished with my degree, I hope to become more hands-on with this mission. | Personal interests | I enjoy every moment with my family. I love to read, travel, scrapbook, and spend time with my animals. Ms. Cruz is highly rated in 1 condition, according to our data. Her top areas of expertise are Schizoaffective Disorder and Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).

Michelle Zuccarini is a Nurse Practitioner in Wind Gap, Pennsylvania. Her top area of expertise is Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).

Heather Azzalina is a Nurse Practitioner in Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania. Her top area of expertise is Smoldering Multiple Myeloma.

Jason Potts is a Nurse Practitioner in Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania. His top area of expertise is Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD).

Magdiel Garcia is a Nurse Practitioner in Bangor, Pennsylvania. His top area of expertise is Vitamin D Deficiency.

Agnes Wane is a Nurse Practitioner in Brodheadsville, Pennsylvania. Ms. Wane has been practicing medicine for over 17 years.

Tasha Hernandez is a Nurse Practitioner in Brodheadsville, Pennsylvania.

Philosophy of care | I am committed to providing patient-centered, evidence-based care using a holistic approach with respect and compassion. I believe in the importance of establishing a partnership with my patients and their families and assisting in your journey to better health and wellness. | Why I entered medicine | My passion for practicing medicine arises from the many years I spent in the hospital caring for a loved one. I believe in giving back to others and helping my community obtain optimal and equitable medical care. | Community involvement | I participate in various charities and missionary work at home and abroad. | Personal interests | I love the sun, sand and ocean! I enjoy reading, the outdoors, the beach and traveling!.

Philosophy of care | I believe in preventative care and healthy lifestyles within families. Children learn so much from what's around them, starting with basic needs like nutrition, sleep and activity. As a pediatric nurse practitioner, I believe collaborating with other practitioners is very important to health and wellness. I am eager to educate you and your family and make everyone feel comfortable with the care they receive! | Why I entered medicine | I knew at a young age I wanted to be a pediatric nurse, having received excellent care at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. My best friend's mom, a nurse practitioner, made sure I knew the other possibilities being a pediatric nurse practitioner could bring to my future. I love working with kids and their families. | Community involvement | I help send clothing and toys to children and low-income families through a Head Start program in Kentucky. | Personal interests | I enjoy spending time with my husband and family. We like to travel to see our friends who are scattered across the country. We are a very active family and enjoy working out, golfing, skiing, swimming and hiking to name a few.

Annemarie Miller is a Nurse Practitioner in Easton, Pennsylvania.

Philosophy of care | My philosophy is to treat patients the way I would want my loved ones to be treated. Providing personalized and well-rounded care is extremely important to me. To do it I stress getting to know my patients as people – not just as a medical diagnosis. To be successful I need to treat the whole person, not just their condition. | Why I entered medicine | I always have had an interest in medical science and a natural ability to care for people. My mother has multiple autoimmune disorders, and I cared for her as a young girl. That experience encouraged me to go into nursing right after high school. I became a nurse practitioner because I wanted more autonomy and decision-making to make a stronger impact on my patients' lives. | Community involvement | I am involved with my children's preschool and my church. | Personal interests | My personal interests include my children. I have a boy and a girl who keep me very busy, and I love to pour myself into their interests. I also enjoy being outside as much as possible and am an avid reader. I'll read any genre as long as it's written well. Her top area of expertise is Hypertension.

Isabelita Annulysse is a Nurse Practitioner in Easton, Pennsylvania.

Cynthia Ventre is a Nurse Practitioner in Brodheadsville, Pennsylvania. Ms. Ventre is highly rated in 2 conditions, according to our data. Her top areas of expertise are Heterozygous Familial Hypercholesterolemia (HeFH) and Homozygous Familial Hypercholesterolemia (HoFH).

Richard Solga is a Nurse Practitioner in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. Mr. Solga is highly rated in 1 condition, according to our data. His top areas of expertise are Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), Schizoaffective Disorder, and Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD).

Donna Mason is a Nurse Practitioner in Wind Gap, Pennsylvania.

Albita Lasanta is a Nurse Practitioner in Wind Gap, Pennsylvania.

Sara Loprete is a Nurse Practitioner in Wind Gap, Pennsylvania.

Angela Macmillan is a Nurse Practitioner in Wind Gap, Pennsylvania. Ms. Macmillan has been practicing medicine for over 18 years.