Internal Medicine Faculty
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Thomas
P. Marnejon, DO, FACP
Program
Director, Internal Medicine Residency
Clinical Professor of Internal Medicine, NEOUCOM |
Dr.
Marnejon received his medical degree from the Philadelphia College of
Osteopathic Medicine. He completed a rotating internship at Millcreek
Community Hospital, Erie, PA and an internal medicine residency at St
Elizabeth Health Center. He is certified by the American Board of
Internal Medicine and a fellow of the American College of Physicians.
He is a member of the Association of Program Directors in Internal
Medicine and the American Osteopathic Association. Dr. Marnejon is an
active participant in medical research and enjoys working with
residents on case reports and research projects.
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Steven
D. Robbins, MD
Associate Program
Director, Internal Medicine Residency
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Dr.
Robbins is a graduate of the University of Arkansas for Medical
Sciences and completed his internal medicine residency at St.
Elizabeth’s. He is certified by the American Board of
Internal Medicine and is a member of the American College of Physicians
and the Association of Program Directors in Internal Medicine.
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Aron
Blecher, MD, FACP
Associate
Professor of Medicine, NEOUCOM
Director of Ambulatory Education, Internal Medicine Residency Program
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Dr.
Blecher received his medical degree from the Universidad de Autonoma de
Guadalajara, Mexico. He completed internal medicine residency here at
St. Elizabeth’s. Dr. Blecher is certified by the American
Board of Internal Medicine. Currently, he is the elected medical staff
Section Chief for General Internal Medicine in the Department of
Medicine. Dr. Blecher is a fellow of the American College of Physicians
and a member of the Ohio State Medical Society. He has a private
practice in Youngstown, Ohio . Dr. Blecher likes to learn and teach
clinical internal medicine.
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Jung
Min Kim, MD
Associate
Professor of Clinical Medicine, NEOUCOM
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Dr.
Kim is a graduate of Hanyang University College of Medicine, Seoul,
Korea. He completed internal medicine residency training at St.
Elizabeth. Dr. Kim is certified by the American Board of Internal
Medicine. He is a member of the American College of Physicians and the
Ohio State Medical Association. Dr. Kim serves as medical director of
occupational medicine in corporate care at St. Elizabeth’s
and is working toward a Masters of Public Health degree at NEOUCOM.
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Charles
E. Wilkins, MD
Associate
Professor of Medicine, NEOUCOM
Clinical Associate Professor at Ohio University
Director of Geriatric Medicine, Internal Medicine Residency Program
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Dr.
Wilkins received his medical degree from the University of Cincinnati.
He completed his internal medicine residency training at St.
Elizabeth’s and a geriatric fellowship at the University of
Glasgow in Scotland. He is certified by the American Board of Internal
Medicine in internal medicine and has added qualifications from the
Board in geriatric medicine. Dr. Wilkins served as program director of
our internal medicine residency program from 1992-1996. He is also a
Clinical Associate Professor at Ohio University College of Medicine in
Athens, OH and serves as geriatric clerkship director for that medical
school. Dr. Wilkins is a member of the American Geriatric Society, the
British Geriatric Society, and the Wilderness Medical Society.
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Cynthia
A. Kravec, MD
Assistant
Professor of Medicine, NEOUCOM
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Dr.
Kravec received her medical degree from the Northeastern Ohio
Universities College of Medicine and was a member of Alpha Omega Alpha.
She completed an internal medicine residency at Summa Health System
Akron City Hospital, where she was selected as medical student teacher
of the year and resident of the year. She is board certified by the
American Board of Internal Medicine and is a member of the American
College of Physicians.Dr. Kravec’s academic interests include
topics in women's health, fitness, medical weight loss and nutrition.
Dr. Kravec lives in Canfield, Ohio with her husband Jim and children
Jim and Sarah. She is a Cleveland native, graduating from Kent State
University. Her interests include Cleveland sports, running and
fitness, scrap booking, and music and she is actively involved in her
church as a leader in its RCIA program.
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James
F. Kravec, MD
Assistant
Professor of Medicine, NEOUCOM
Associate Program Director, Transitional Residency Program
Clerkship Site Director, Internal Medicine Clerkship, NEOUCOM
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Dr.
Kravec received his medical degree from the Northeastern Ohio
Universities College of Medicine. He completed an internal medicine
residency at Summa Health System Akron City Hospital, where he was
selected as medical student teacher of the year and resident of the
year. He is board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine
and a member of Alpha Omega Alpha. Dr. Kravec is an Associate Medical
Director for Hospice of the Valley. He serves as President of the
NEOUCOM Alumni Association and is a member of the American College of
Physicians and the NEOUCOM Foundation Board of Directors. Dr. Kravec's
academic interests include topics in general internal medicine, hospice
and palliative care and pre-operative evaluation. Dr. Kravec lives in
Canfield, Ohio with his wife Cindy and children Jim and Sarah. He is a
Youngstown native, graduating from Youngstown State University. His
interests include local politics, landscaping and golf.
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David
Regule, MD
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David
Regule MD is partime faculty Internal Medicine who also provides
Rheumatology services in the hospital and community. He is Board
certified Internal Medicine and Rheumatology. He also has recent
experience in as an ER physician and as Assistant professor through
NEOUCOM.
He enjoys working with the residents at SEHC and has extensive teaching
experience, including 10 years Anatomy and Physiology instructor at a
Tristate Massotherapy, an associate degree local college, Other
teaching role included MCAT instructor, Chief Resident and Lab
assistant. He had worked for 5 years as an orthopedic focused physical
therapist. PT degrees obtained at Ohio State with specialty MS thru
University of Pittsburgh prior to medical school. Medical training thru
NEOUCOM, IM residency here at HMHP St. Elizabeths hospital,
Rheumatology fellowship thru Case Western, University Hospital Medical
Center.
He has been honored as AOA member and received awards, including
teaching awards.
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Karen
Johnson, DO
Chief Resident
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Dr.
Johnson received her medical degree from Kansas City University of
Medicine and Bioscience in Kansas City, MO. She completed an internal
medicine residency at St. Elizabeth Health Center. She is an active
member of the Associate Council of the American College of Physicians.
Dr. Johnson lives with her husband, Josh, in Poland, OH.
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