Doctors in Dartmouth, NH

Prior to joining Dartmouth Health Connect, Dr. Wolfe worked as a primary care physician in New London, NH, and at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Cent

Dr. Lazar was trained in Philadelphia at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, and completed his Family Medicine residency in 1993. He then mov

I believe that healthy, happy, and resilient children are our most important foundation for a secure future. I am fortunate to work in a variety of roles th

My clinical practice focuses on caring for pregnant and postpartum individuals with psychiatric illnesses, including substance use disorders. About one in fi

Vascular surgery allows me to form long-term relationships with my patients. Although I perform surgeries, much of my work also involves working with patien

Our digestive systems deeply impact our experience of life. I see that firsthand through my work in gastroenterology and obesity medicine. These worlds oft

Dr. Taub is a graduate of the Beijing Medical University in China. She completed her graduate research training in Molecular Biology at Dartmouth College, a

I became an orthopaedic surgeon because I wanted to improve the quality of life for my patients. Feet and ankles are amazingly complicated and delicate. Ye

Being physically active is an essential part of maintaining our health and independence. I chose to work in orthopedics so that I can help others rema

High-quality care requires the right balance between modern science and technology, with an old fashioned attitude that allows for trust, communication a

The Spine Center, at HealthCare Midwest, offers treatment solutions for a variety of spinal disorders, including disc herniation, degenerative stenosi

Families who come to the Child Development Program at Children's Hospital at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center are looking for advice about how to help the

As a scientist at heart, I carefully look at all of the information pertaining to a patients condition in order to help them with their nervous system diseas

The relationship between physician and patient is collaborative. I provide guidance so that we may develop a treatment plan that aligns with your values a

The spine is very complex. It involves many areas of the body, including bones, discs, ligaments, nerves, blood vessels, and the spinal cord. Because of th

I was lucky to have the freedom to pursue any career I wanted. I decided to use that opportunity to help others. My work as a doctor allows me to do that bes

I love being a vascular surgeon for many reasons. The field of vascular surgery is constantly developing new minimally invasive approaches to treat vascul

When I was in high school, I had a very kind family physician who really listened. I came away from those appointments thinking I could help people in

Engaging people in care when they first develop psychosis can improve the rest of their lives. These are common illnesses and access to high-quality ca

I was drawn to the field of neurology by the beauty and intricacies of the human nervous system. I chose to specialize in clinical and applied basic scien

The care I provide to my patients includes advocacy, personal investment in each individual and their outcomes, and high attention to detail. I strive

As an allergy and clinical immunology physician, my goal is to provide tailored care and treatment for each patient I meet. Having allergies can sometimes

2022 Jennifer Wierwille Norton Advocacy in Action Award winner

I was motivated to become a neurologist because I wanted to understand neurological disorders and help patients who are dealing with them. I take the time

The Multiple Sclerosis Center here at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center subscribes to the "Comprehensive Care" model. This means that our team addresses t

My goal is to help patients and their families cope during what is often the most difficult time of their lives. I listen closely to their priorities, goal

Diagnosing a neurological condition can sometimes be like solving a difficult puzzle. I have a talent for knowing odd and unusual pieces of information.