James Kincel is a Physician Assistant in Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania. His top area of expertise is Chronic Rhinosinusitis with Nasal Polyps (CRSwNP).

Sharon Bolsar is a Physician Assistant in Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania.

Raymond Machak is a Physician Assistant in Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania.

Philosophy of care | I believe each patient deserves to be treated as a VIP and with the highest standard of care. Patients should be seen, heard and shown kindness. Cultural, ethnic and lifestyle differences should be recognized and celebrated. As an advanced practice clinician, I believe a multidisciplinary team approach to each patient's unique case yields optimal outcomes, patient satisfaction and understanding. The blend of viewpoints, experiences and ideas boosts empathy, patient/family comprehension and treatment of the person as a whole and not just a medical issue. | Why I entered medicine | I have wanted to be in medicine since childhood. I have always had an intense love for science and, more importantly, an innate sense to help people in need, especially during the scariest moments of their lives. Working as an EMS provider before physician assistant school really solidified my desire to work professionally in medicine. Meeting people from all backgrounds also is a major draw for me; I am always looking to understand each person's story. I love learning and a challenge, and medicine certainly is much more expansive than textbooks; I learn something new every day. After 10 years, I feel medicine has shaped me to be a better, more empathetic person – I would choose to enter the field of medicine all over again. | Community involvement | I participate in Breast Cancer Awareness walks for and with my mom, a survivor. I have participated in the AHA Heart Walk in support of patients and family members with cardiac conditions. I also attend Joe Beretta Foundation charity events in support of patients and families affected by advanced heart failure. Beyond that my husband and I are new to the community and looking for recommendations! | Personal interests | My personal interests include drawing/painting, hiking, camping, kayaking, boating, swimming, yoga, rowing, stationary biking (yes, I'm a Peloton person!), reading, podcast/audiobook listening, traveling, and spending as much time with family and friends as I can. One more fun fact: I am just starting my journey of becoming a plant mom. Wish my plants luck!.

Philosophy of care | My philosophy centers around empowering women through compassionate, patient-centered care. I believe in open communication, so each patient feels heard, respected and actively involved in her health care decisions. By providing evidence-based care that addresses both physical and emotional needs, I create a supportive environment that promotes overall wellness and helps women navigate all stages of life, from adolescence to menopause and beyond. | Why I entered medicine | My passion for medicine stems from a deep desire to make a tangible impact on patients' lives. I have always been drawn to the combination of science and compassion that health care offers, allowing me not only to address medical conditions but also to build trusting relationships with patients. | Community involvement | Throughout college, I was deeply committed to community involvement, particularly as an active member of our Emergency Response Team club. We regularly participated in local events, ensuring the community had access to first aid supplies and providing essential CPR training. | Personal interests | I enjoy staying active and creative. I love hiking and spending time in nature. I also enjoy arts and crafts as a way of expressing my creativity. Most importantly, I cherish time with family and friends and long walks with my dogs. These activities keep me balanced and grounded in my personal life.

Philosophy of care | My philosophy is rooted in a patient-centered approach that prioritizes autonomy, respect and empowerment. You deserve to feel heard, seen and safe, especially in the personal and often vulnerable context of OB-GYN care. I create a welcoming, judgment-free environment where you feel comfortable discussing your concerns and have a sense of control over your treatment plan. My goal is to support all my patients in making informed decisions by offering education, listening actively and honoring your values and choices. | Why I entered medicine | My path to medicine was unexpected; it began with a genuine love for science and biology. With a mix of patient care experience as a Certified Nursing Assistant and my personal experience with limited access to health care, being a provider in medicine was my calling. I am passionate about making health care approachable and understandable so you feel informed and supported to take control of your health. | Community involvement | ​​During undergraduate and graduate school, I volunteered with Girls in Science Day, helping encourage young girls to explore STEM fields. I am passionate about encouraging girls and women of all ages to follow their dreams. I also participated in events that included creating uplifting cards for hospitalized pediatric patients. | Personal interests | ​​I enjoy baking and cooking, exploring the beautiful hiking trails of Pennsylvania, attending concerts and football games, and time with my family and friends. I am also a proud owner of two very spoiled cats, who keep life entertaining.

Philosophy of care | All people should have a vested interest in their health and be an integral part of their health care decisions, once they are fully informed. Body, mind and spirit are all important! | Why I entered medicine | I always had a fascination with the amazing human body, and had an interest in health care for a long time. Once I learned about the physician assistant (PA) profession, I knew it was the right choice for me. | Community involvement | I believe involvement in one's local community is important, and feel we all need to get more involved to play an integral part in decisions that go into affecting our daily lives. Civics is key! | Personal interests | I love the outdoors and like to snow ski. I enjoy spending time with my kids, my husband and my dog. I have cultivated an interest in home gardening and continue to learn!.

Brooke Utzat is a Physician Assistant in Bartonsville, Pennsylvania. Her top areas of expertise are Boils, Folliculitis, and Carbuncle.

Jessica Nalepka is a Physician Assistant in Bartonsville, Pennsylvania. Her top areas of expertise are Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH), Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease, Intestinal Cancer, and Gallbladder Disease.

Marisa Guarino is a Physician Assistant in Bartonsville, Pennsylvania. Her top areas of expertise are Gallbladder Disease, Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH), and Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease.

Kayla Esterline is a Physician Assistant in Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania.

Jenna Smith is a Physician Assistant and an Obstetrics and Gynecologist in Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania.

Caleya Velez is a Physician Assistant in Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania.

Candy Shirey is a Physician Assistant in Bartonsville, Pennsylvania.

Tiffany Meckler is a Physician Assistant in Bartonsville, Pennsylvania. Her top areas of expertise are Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH) and Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease.

Olga Herman is a Physician Assistant in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.