Alicia Sherwood is a Physician Assistant in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. Her top area of expertise is Fractured Spine.

Megan O'donovan is a Physician Assistant in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. Her top areas of expertise are Gallbladder Disease and Emphysema.

Philosophy of care | I provide you safe and efficient care to the best of my clinical and surgical abilities, while collaborating and working as a team with my co-workers for optimal results. | Why I entered medicine | I got into the medical field to help patients through the scope of surgery, treating and caring for them like close friends or members of my family. | Community involvement | I support the ASPCA. | Personal interests | In my free time I enjoy outdoor activities, traveling, animals and fitness. His top area of expertise is Aortic Valve Stenosis.

Philosophy of care | I deliver compassionate, timely and patient-centered care in moments of need. I believe in treating each patient with respect and empathy, recognizing the unique challenges they face in emergency situations. My approach focuses on clear communication, collaboration with multidisciplinary teams and making informed decisions to provide the best possible outcomes. I strive to create a safe, supportive environment for both patients and their families during some of their most vulnerable moments. | Why I entered medicine | My journey into medicine began with a desire to make a direct and meaningful impact on people's lives. The dynamic nature of emergency care drew me in, where every decision can make a critical difference. I was inspired by the ability to offer immediate relief in high-pressure situations, helping patients in their most urgent moments. The opportunity to be a steady hand in a crisis, bringing calm and reassurance to both patients and their families, solidified my passion for emergency medicine. It's a field that constantly challenges me to grow, both as a clinician and as a person. | Community involvement | I have volunteered at multiple food banks and make charitable donations whenever I can. | Personal interests | Outside of work, I find balance and joy through spending time with my family and friends. My husband and I love exploring the outdoors with our dog, whether it's hiking, traveling or simply enjoying time at the park. I cherish moments with close friends and value the support and connection they bring to my life. Whether it's hosting gatherings or participating in new adventures, my personal relationships are a cornerstone of my well-being and help me recharge for the work I do. Her top areas of expertise are Gallbladder Disease and Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS).

Cherron Johnson is a Physician Assistant in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. Her top area of expertise is Schizoaffective Disorder.

Philosophy of care | I treat each patient with the time, commitment and dedication they deserve. | Why I entered medicine | Medicine attracted me as an evolving field/career that involves learning every day. I relish helping patients during their times of need and guiding them to healthy lifestyles. | Community involvement | I am a preceptor for physician assistant (PA) students. | Personal interests | I enjoy skiing, mountain biking and baking. Her top areas of expertise are Liver Failure, Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease, and Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH).

Philosophy of care | I believe in shared decision-making between us, the clinician and the patient, where open lines of communication result in the best patient outcomes. | Why I entered medicine | I entered medicine to make a local impact on the health and well-being of those around me. | Personal interests | When not at work, I prioritize family time with my son and husband. We enjoy exploring local parks, spending time outside and baking together. Her top areas of expertise are Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease and Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH).

Philosophy of care | Everybody who enters the emergency department is experiencing a critical moment, and I strive to provide them compassionate and evidence-based care. | Why I entered medicine | Since childhood I have enjoyed helping people. Now as a physician assistant, I enjoy helping individuals during their most vulnerable moments. | Community involvement | I am a certified emergency medical services provider and still ride on the ambulance responding to 911 calls. | Personal interests | I’m an avid skier who loves traveling the world and a huge FC Barcelona fan. | Força Barça.

LGBTQIA+ Affirming: This provider has completed training on how to create a safe, comfortable, and welcoming environment for LGBTQIA+ patients. This provider may or may not offer LGBTQIA+ specific medical or surgical care. Please ask when scheduling.

Philosophy of care | My goal is to empower you with knowledge and bring awareness to the physiology of your body so you can make informed decisions. I value listening intently and hearing all concerns voiced. | Why I entered medicine | Growing up as an athlete, I encountered many injuries throughout my career which led me to spend more time in the presence of the medical field at a young age. Along the way, I enjoyed learning about the why behind my injuries and their treatment. This sparked my passion for medicine and led me down the path I am on today. | Community involvement | Throughout my graduate education, I spent time working at the DeSales University Free Clinic at the Allentown Rescue Mission, evaluating and treating the homeless population in Allentown. I value working to serve disadvantaged and under-served populations and have traveled to India and Honduras to provide adequate medical care in these areas. | Personal interests | I enjoy everything that keeps me active - riding on my Peloton, yoga, wake-surfing. I enjoy traveling and spending time with friends and family.

Philosophy of care | Each patient I approach is a puzzle, a complex and intricate human being. To solve such a puzzle, the best instrument is not a stethoscope or a blood pressure cuff, but my ears. As a philosophy of care, listening is first and foremost. | Why I entered medicine | After witnessing a family member undergo trauma, I remember the faces of the nurses, the doctors and especially the physician assistants (PA) who provided life-saving care. They sat down with my family and translated complex medicine into simple terms at a time my family needed it most. In that moment I knew that I'd be honored to one day provide the same attention to detail, selfless care and vibrant passion those medical providers displayed during that troubling time. | Community involvement | I am involved with the Polish-speaking community in the Poconos and Lehigh Valley. | Personal interests | I enjoy cycling, finding new restaurants and cuisines, traveling to bucket-list destinations, learning new languages and all things coffee – from brewing to drinking.

Dina Geren is a Physician Assistant in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.

Philosophy of care | I am committed to providing you compassionate, patient-centered care. I strive to treat you the way I would want to be treated, every time. | Why I entered medicine | The medical field puts me in a position to help improve your health and quality of life. I continually challenge myself to apply the latest medical knowledge toward the benefit of all the patients under my care. | Community involvement | I have taught basic life support and first aid for the American Red Cross. | Personal interests | When not at work I stay fit by lifting, swimming, hiking and golf, and enjoy music, playing guitar and traveling.

Kerri Portanova is a Physician Assistant in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.

Deborah Correale is a Physician Assistant in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.

Philosophy of care | I believe in a whole health approach. | Why I entered medicine | A medical career allows me to continue to serve my community. | Community involvement | I served 24 years in the U.S. military. | Personal interests | I enjoy outdoor activities, such as running and biking.

Mary Azarewicz is a Physician Assistant in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.

Leah Makarevich is a Physician Assistant in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.

Philosophy of care | My philosophy of care is simple: improve my patient's quality of life so they can continue to enjoy life's beautiful moments in good health. I am here to help them achieve their short- and long-term goals while building a lasting clinician-patient relationship.

Tridaugh Winston is a Physician Assistant in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. Ms. Winston has been practicing medicine for over 18 years.

Philosophy of care | My foundation to great care is rooted in an ability to provide rapid, skilled and evidence-based treatments while preserving your dignity and humanity. In moments of crisis, I aim to balance both decisive action and compassion. Emergencies affect both patients and their families, so I also offer information, reassurance and empathy to those who stand at the bedside. I am guided by a commitment to dignity, respect and empathy, even in the most urgent circumstances. In the chaos of resuscitations and critical illness, I prioritize the human connection – whether holding a hand, explaining a difficult choice, or simply ensuring that a patient and their family feels seen and heard. | Why I entered medicine | My family was very active with our small town's volunteer fire department, so I grew up wanting to serve my community as well. The experience sparked my path into emergency medical services and led me to become a paramedic, providing opportunities to refine my clinical skills and my capacity for empathy. The unpredictability of the trauma and emergency setting constantly challenges me, pushing me to think quickly and adapt when seconds matter. To me, this profession is so much more than saving lives; it's establishing connections and helping in vulnerable moments. | Community involvement | Most of my community involvement intersects with the emergency services world. I've worked as an adjunct faculty member at Luzerne County Community College with their EMS Program since 2016. I love teaching our students in both the EMT and paramedic programs. I also work shifts at both Wilkes-Barre City Fire & EMS and TransMed Ambulance companies. | Personal interests | I enjoy time with my family and our three cats. On days off you'll find me in the kitchen trying a new dinner recipe or baking sweet treats! I love traveling and finding new places to explore.

Philosophy of care | Compassion, clinical excellence, and collaborative teamwork are the foundations of my philosophy of care. I strive to provide evidence based medical treatment while maintaining respect and empathy for patients and staff. I am committed to lifelong learning, advocating for patient needs, upholding ethical standards, and supporting a holistic recovery of physical, emotional, and social support for all patients. | Why I entered medicine | Biology and medical sciences have always fascinated me. I’m drawn to the way they combine complexity with clarity—how intricate systems work together in logical and purposeful ways. The opportunity to apply my understanding of these subjects to help people heal is deeply fulfilling. Being able to turn my passion into a profession that makes a difference in people’s lives is truly a privilege. | Community involvement | My passion for the sciences inspires me to prioritize patient education. It's essential to explain the purpose behind medical treatments so that patients can fully understand all of the options and make informed decisions about their care. Promoting medical literacy is something I’m committed to, both in clinical practice and in my community. | Personal interests | I love to read! Science fiction, nonfiction, dragons, and tales of great heroes are my favorites. When I'm not reading, I may be practicing my martial arts, going to the gym, hiking, or crocheting.

Philosophy of care | My approach is treating you with compassion and respect with the goal of helping you live your best life. | Why I entered medicine | The biggest contribution in helping others is providing them with the care they need to live a long and healthy life. My medical experience allows me to do that. I always have been fascinated by the resilience of the human body and love to help others with the knowledge and skills that I have. | Community involvement | I am involved through church. | Personal interests | I enjoy spending my free time exercising, drumming, painting, drawing and being outdoors.

Anthony Polcino is a Physician Assistant in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.

Susan Rubin is a Physician Assistant in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.