We always hear breast is best, right? What does that mean though? Are you on the fence about breastfeeding? Are you thinking, “I’m gonna try, but am OK if it doesn’t work.” Take the time to watch this documentary and read the article in the link below. Both are empowering and informative.
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Michelle (Rosado) Pauciullo is a board-certified Physician Assistant. She was born and raised in Northern Virginia and is of Puerto Rican heritage. She graduated with honors from George Mason University in 2017 with a Bachelor of Science in Community Health with a Clinical Science concentration. She worked in Pediatrics, Orthopedics, Cancer Research, and on a Latino-focused Community Outreach Team for several years. She received her Physician Assistant Master’s Degree from South University in 2024.
She is bilingual in English and Spanish and previously led research projects and community engagement teams to bring care and medical education to Spanish-speaking communities in the Richmond area. She hopes to continue this work in her role as a pediatric Physician Assistant and is excited to take care of both patients and their families.
Michelle considers practicing pediatrics a joy and a privilege with having the opportunity to get to know both the kids and their families as they learn and develop together. She is dedicated to helping kids grow healthier physically, mentally, and emotionally while providing parental support and education along the way. While she enjoys all areas of pediatric medicine, her interests include mental health, sports medicine, and preventative health.
In her free time, Michelle enjoys spending time with her husband Mike and their rescue dog Stanley, playing soccer, and supporting her favorite sports teams (FC Barcelona, Washington Nationals, Boston Red Sox, Washington Capitals, and Boston Bruins) while battling an in-home hockey rivalry with her New York Islanders fan husband – Stanley of course has his own bandana for each team, but Michelle knows Stanley is on her side. She also enjoys the outdoors, including hiking, camping, off-roading, and photography.
Michelle (Rosado) Pauciullo is a board-certified Physician Assistant. She was born and raised in Northern Virginia and is of Puerto Rican heritage. She graduated with honors from George Mason University in 2017 with a Bachelor of Science in Community Health with a Clinical Science concentration. She worked in Pediatrics, Orthopedics, Cancer Research, and on a Latino-focused Community Outreach Team for several years. She received her Physician Assistant Master’s Degree from South University in 2024.
She is bilingual in English and Spanish and previously led research projects and community engagement teams to bring care and medical education to Spanish-speaking communities in the Richmond area. She hopes to continue this work in her role as a pediatric Physician Assistant and is excited to take care of both patients and their families.
Michelle considers practicing pediatrics a joy and a privilege with having the opportunity to get to know both the kids and their families as they learn and develop together. She is dedicated to helping kids grow healthier physically, mentally, and emotionally while providing parental support and education along the way. While she enjoys all areas of pediatric medicine, her interests include mental health, sports medicine, and preventative health.
In her free time, Michelle enjoys spending time with her husband Mike and their rescue dog Stanley, playing soccer, and supporting her favorite sports teams (FC Barcelona, Washington Nationals, Boston Red Sox, Washington Capitals, and Boston Bruins) while battling an in-home hockey rivalry with her New York Islanders fan husband – Stanley of course has his own bandana for each team, but Michelle knows Stanley is on her side. She also enjoys the outdoors, including hiking, camping, off-roading, and photography.
Dr. Mason was born in Princeton, WV and raised in Tazewell, VA. He received his B.S. from the University of Virginia’s College at Wise and his M.D. from the University of Virginia. After graduating there, he completed his Pediatric Internship and Residency at the Medical College of Virginia/Virginia Commonwealth University. He practiced with PAHP for over six years prior to returning in October 2017, after a year practicing in the Lowcountry of South Carolina. He has always found his home to be in Virginia! He is happily married to his better half, Michelle, and a proud father of two sons and two fur babies. He enjoys exercise, sports, and cooking. His special interests are emergency care, adolescent pediatrics, international health, sports nutrition, and mental health.
Dr. Mason was born in Princeton, WV and raised in Tazewell, VA. He received his B.S. from the University of Virginia’s College at Wise and his M.D. from the University of Virginia. After graduating there, he completed his Pediatric Internship and Residency at the Medical College of Virginia/Virginia Commonwealth University. He practiced with PAHP for over six years prior to returning in October 2017, after a year practicing in the Lowcountry of South Carolina. He has always found his home to be in Virginia! He is happily married to his better half, Michelle, and a proud father of two sons and two fur babies. He enjoys exercise, sports, and cooking. His special interests are emergency care, adolescent pediatrics, international health, sports nutrition, and mental health.
My name is Pam Mallory. I am an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), pediatric nurse, and postpartum doula. My most important job includes raising two grown children and being a grandmother to six beautiful grandchildren.
I have over 40 years of experience in the pediatric world. I spent several years working in the mother-baby unit, performing newborn checks with Thrive-in-home care and as a private duty night nurse over overnight newborn care.
My love for lactation consulting grew from educating and nurturing many new mothers through the fourth trimester of pregnancy. The time after birth to three months of age, also known as the “4th trimester”, is the most crucial for mom and baby. This time includes the parent(s) and newborn adjusting to the world outside of the womb to what is now becoming a family. Luckily, Mother Nature has given us all of the tools needed to aid us in this lactation journey.
I look forward to helping your family get to the right start on this lactation and feeding journey.
“Breastfeeding is a mother’s gift to herself, her baby, and the earth.”
– Pamela K. Wiggins
My name is Pam Mallory. I am an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), pediatric nurse, and postpartum doula. My most important job includes raising two grown children and being a grandmother to six beautiful grandchildren.
I have over 40 years of experience in the pediatric world. I spent several years working in the mother-baby unit, performing newborn checks with Thrive-in-home care and as a private duty night nurse over overnight newborn care.
My love for lactation consulting grew from educating and nurturing many new mothers through the fourth trimester of pregnancy. The time after birth to three months of age, also known as the “4th trimester”, is the most crucial for mom and baby. This time includes the parent(s) and newborn adjusting to the world outside of the womb to what is now becoming a family. Luckily, Mother Nature has given us all of the tools needed to aid us in this lactation journey.
I look forward to helping your family get to the right start on this lactation and feeding journey.
“Breastfeeding is a mother’s gift to herself, her baby, and the earth.”
– Pamela K. Wiggins
My name is Tracie Abrams. I am a registered nurse and lactation consultant. I graduated with a nursing degree in 2001 from Radford University. I have always had a passion for pediatrics and my career started in a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit. During that time, I started a family of my own. My very own experience turned my focus and attention to women’s health and lactation, and I have been working with women and infants ever since.
My four children, over the span of twelve years, were breast-fed, bottle-fed, formula-fed and received milk from other mothers. These experiences were varied and diverse. It was such a testament to me that every parent and child has their own story to tell. I feel privileged to be a part of these stories and help families reach and work towards their feeding goals. My focus is helping a mom and baby receive the experience that suits and works for them, while making sure each is as healthy and happy as can be.
Feeding assessments, the early days and weeks are so important. Milk coming in and a baby suckling are not the only factors contributing to the success of breastfeeding. It is how those two things come together. At PAHP, we offer 60-minute visits where I can observe how your infant is feeding and how your body is making milk. This is the only way to provide a feeding plan and path towards your feeding goal. I vow to offer varied solutions meeting both you and your baby’s abilities. I understand the pressure a parent feels when they are starting this new skill. I want to love and support you at this stage and I am honored to be a part of it.
My name is Tracie Abrams. I am a registered nurse and lactation consultant. I graduated with a nursing degree in 2001 from Radford University. I have always had a passion for pediatrics and my career started in a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit. During that time, I started a family of my own. My very own experience turned my focus and attention to women’s health and lactation, and I have been working with women and infants ever since.
My four children, over the span of twelve years, were breast-fed, bottle-fed, formula-fed and received milk from other mothers. These experiences were varied and diverse. It was such a testament to me that every parent and child has their own story to tell. I feel privileged to be a part of these stories and help families reach and work towards their feeding goals. My focus is helping a mom and baby receive the experience that suits and works for them, while making sure each is as healthy and happy as can be.
Feeding assessments, the early days and weeks are so important. Milk coming in and a baby suckling are not the only factors contributing to the success of breastfeeding. It is how those two things come together. At PAHP, we offer 60-minute visits where I can observe how your infant is feeding and how your body is making milk. This is the only way to provide a feeding plan and path towards your feeding goal. I vow to offer varied solutions meeting both you and your baby’s abilities. I understand the pressure a parent feels when they are starting this new skill. I want to love and support you at this stage and I am honored to be a part of it.
Dustin Bogan is a board-certified physician assistant and fellow of the American Academy of Physician Assistants, the Virginia Academy of Physician Assistants, and the Society for Physician Assistants in Pediatrics. Raised in Warm Springs, a rural area in Virginia, Dustin became familiar with the vast need for improved access to quality health care. He received a bachelor’s degree in biology, a minor in psychology. He then worked as an occupational therapy tech and preschool teacher before pursuing a master’s of physician assistant studies from Shenandoah University. During his tenure at Shenandoah University, Dustin traveled to Myanmar and attended Shenandoah University’s annual mission trip to Nicaragua to provide medical care to underserved populations. Since graduating, Dustin has gone on to gain certifications in pediatrics, anxiety management, ADHD interventions, and behavioral therapy.
Dustin strives to combine his personal background, medical knowledge, and passion for mental health to best serve children and their families. He has special interests in early childhood development, pediatric mental health, and allergy and asthma management. In addition to patient care, he has served as a care coordinator, graduate-level educator, and mental health advocate. He has created and implemented a Trauma-Informed Leadership Team, presented at regional conferences on suicide prevention, and is able to provide behavioral interventions and skill training to his patients.
In his personal time, Dustin enjoys kayaking, travel, music, the beach, and volunteering with organizations devoted to cancer research and animal rescue. Dustin lives with his better half, Tiffany, their son, and three dogs just outside of Richmond.
Dustin Bogan is a board-certified physician assistant and fellow of the American Academy of Physician Assistants, the Virginia Academy of Physician Assistants, and the Society for Physician Assistants in Pediatrics. Raised in Warm Springs, a rural area in Virginia, Dustin became familiar with the vast need for improved access to quality health care. He received a bachelor’s degree in biology, a minor in psychology. He then worked as an occupational therapy tech and preschool teacher before pursuing a master’s of physician assistant studies from Shenandoah University. During his tenure at Shenandoah University, Dustin traveled to Myanmar and attended Shenandoah University’s annual mission trip to Nicaragua to provide medical care to underserved populations. Since graduating, Dustin has gone on to gain certifications in pediatrics, anxiety management, ADHD interventions, and behavioral therapy.
Dustin strives to combine his personal background, medical knowledge, and passion for mental health to best serve children and their families. He has special interests in early childhood development, pediatric mental health, and allergy and asthma management. In addition to patient care, he has served as a care coordinator, graduate-level educator, and mental health advocate. He has created and implemented a Trauma-Informed Leadership Team, presented at regional conferences on suicide prevention, and is able to provide behavioral interventions and skill training to his patients.
In his personal time, Dustin enjoys kayaking, travel, music, the beach, and volunteering with organizations devoted to cancer research and animal rescue. Dustin lives with his better half, Tiffany, their son, and three dogs just outside of Richmond.
Dr. Mulreany was born in Washington DC and was raised in the surrounding Virginia area of DC. She attended the University of Virginia and after graduation went on to her medical training at the Medical College of Virginia / Virginia Commonwealth University.
Like her partners, she completed her Pediatric Internship and Residency at the Medical College of Virginia.
Dr. Mulreany has three children. Besides her family, her hobbies include walking, reading and vacation.
Her special Pediatric Medical interests are mental health, and promoting children’s abilities and help with their disabilities.
Dr. Mulreany was born in Washington DC and was raised in the surrounding Virginia area of DC. She attended the University of Virginia and after graduation went on to her medical training at the Medical College of Virginia / Virginia Commonwealth University.
Like her partners, she completed her Pediatric Internship and Residency at the Medical College of Virginia.
Dr. Mulreany has three children. Besides her family, her hobbies include walking, reading and vacation.
Her special Pediatric Medical interests are mental health, and promoting children’s abilities and help with their disabilities.
Katherine, better known as Katie, was born in Richmond, Virginia, and raised in North Chesterfield. She graduated from James River High School, with honors, in 2003.
Katie continued her education after high school at Virginia Commonwealth University where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, and a Master of Science in Nursing with a specialty in Pediatrics. She excelled in the Honors College, minored in Spanish, and graduated magna cum laude. Katie, a certified pediatric nurse practitioner, is certified through the Pediatric Nursing Certification Board. During her school career, Katie visited Spain, studied abroad in Mexico, and helped build houses in Costa Rica.
When Katie is not caring for her patients, she spends time and vacations with friends and family, both locally and all over the world. She enjoys trying new restaurants, eating dinner with friends, cooking on the grill, boating, wake surfing, and attending concerts featuring her favorite country music artists. She loves games, all sorts, but especially if they involve a basketball. She even coached the girl’s basketball team at her church for a few years. Katie continues to spend time with the families she worked with in her earlier years as she developed long lasting strong bonds with them and especially loves playing with their children and teenagers.
Passionate about Pediatrics, Katie tries to make the office a fun experience instead of a scary one. She strives to stay punctual during the day while still giving each patient her undivided attention and superior care. The bottom line, Katie loves children of all ages, whether they are sick or healthy, and wants to help them flourish from birth to college.
Katherine, better known as Katie, was born in Richmond, Virginia, and raised in North Chesterfield. She graduated from James River High School, with honors, in 2003.
Katie continued her education after high school at Virginia Commonwealth University where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, and a Master of Science in Nursing with a specialty in Pediatrics. She excelled in the Honors College, minored in Spanish, and graduated magna cum laude. Katie, a certified pediatric nurse practitioner, is certified through the Pediatric Nursing Certification Board. During her school career, Katie visited Spain, studied abroad in Mexico, and helped build houses in Costa Rica.
When Katie is not caring for her patients, she spends time and vacations with friends and family, both locally and all over the world. She enjoys trying new restaurants, eating dinner with friends, cooking on the grill, boating, wake surfing, and attending concerts featuring her favorite country music artists. She loves games, all sorts, but especially if they involve a basketball. She even coached the girl’s basketball team at her church for a few years. Katie continues to spend time with the families she worked with in her earlier years as she developed long lasting strong bonds with them and especially loves playing with their children and teenagers.
Passionate about Pediatrics, Katie tries to make the office a fun experience instead of a scary one. She strives to stay punctual during the day while still giving each patient her undivided attention and superior care. The bottom line, Katie loves children of all ages, whether they are sick or healthy, and wants to help them flourish from birth to college.
Sarah (Dunn) Trezza, PA-C, was born and raised in Chesterfield County, Virginia, and graduated from James River High School. She was a State Champion Field Hockey player, and also played basketball and softball for James River High School. Sarah graduated with Honors from VCU with a major in Biology and a minor in Chemistry. She then received her Physicians Assistant Master’s Degree from Shenandoah University.
She met her husband, Andy, as a seventh grader at Robious Middle School, and has supported him as he has served our country as a combat medic in the United States Army, including multiple activations and while serving in Baghdad, Iraq. They have two beautiful girls together.
In her spare time, Sarah enjoys all sports, including rooting for her favorite teams (The Washington Redskins and The Atlanta Braves) as well as listening to music (especially live), hiking, and serving at the Bon Air Christian Church working with the Youth Group and as a Sunday School teacher. She also serves on the Virginia Outdoor Ministries Committee and works as a Director for The Church’s Regional Camp, Craig Springs.
Sarah enjoys all aspects of Pediatrics, but especially loves adolescents, including adolescent mental health, gynecology, and sports medicine. She also loves ADD/ADHD, not to mention taking care of our mothers, including addressing lactation and feeding concerns, as well as any postpartum depression concerns. Sarah is a firm believer in taking care of not only our patients, but our families as well.
Sarah (Dunn) Trezza, PA-C, was born and raised in Chesterfield County, Virginia, and graduated from James River High School. She was a State Champion Field Hockey player, and also played basketball and softball for James River High School. Sarah graduated with Honors from VCU with a major in Biology and a minor in Chemistry. She then received her Physicians Assistant Master’s Degree from Shenandoah University.
She met her husband, Andy, as a seventh grader at Robious Middle School, and has supported him as he has served our country as a combat medic in the United States Army, including multiple activations and while serving in Baghdad, Iraq. They have two beautiful girls together.
In her spare time, Sarah enjoys all sports, including rooting for her favorite teams (The Washington Redskins and The Atlanta Braves) as well as listening to music (especially live), hiking, and serving at the Bon Air Christian Church working with the Youth Group and as a Sunday School teacher. She also serves on the Virginia Outdoor Ministries Committee and works as a Director for The Church’s Regional Camp, Craig Springs.
Sarah enjoys all aspects of Pediatrics, but especially loves adolescents, including adolescent mental health, gynecology, and sports medicine. She also loves ADD/ADHD, not to mention taking care of our mothers, including addressing lactation and feeding concerns, as well as any postpartum depression concerns. Sarah is a firm believer in taking care of not only our patients, but our families as well.
Andrea Gordon, M.D., FAAP, PartnerDr. Gordon was born in California and raised in Louisiana in a military family. She attended Louisiana State University, where she graduated with a Bachelor’s in Science. Geaux Tigers! She received her medical degree from Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta, GA before moving to northern VA to complete her pediatric residency training at Inova Children’s Hospital.
Since completing her pediatric training, Dr. Gordon has been providing pediatric care in Hopewell and Colonial Heights for nearly 6 years. She enjoys seeing patients of all ages and values the trust that she builds with her patients and parents. She believes in listening to her patients, which helps her provide great patient care.
She lives in Chesterfield with her husband, Julian, and chocolate lab, Coco! She enjoys fishing, snowboarding, DIY projects around the house, hiking, and reading.
Dr. Gordon was born in California and raised in Louisiana in a military family. She attended Louisiana State University, where she graduated with a Bachelor’s in Science. Geaux Tigers! She received her medical degree from Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta, GA before moving to northern VA to complete her pediatric residency training at Inova Children’s Hospital.
Since completing her pediatric training, Dr. Gordon has been providing pediatric care in Hopewell and Colonial Heights for nearly 6 years. She enjoys seeing patients of all ages and values the trust that she builds with her patients and parents. She believes in listening to her patients, which helps her provide great patient care.
She lives in Chesterfield with her husband, Julian, and chocolate lab, Coco! She enjoys fishing, snowboarding, DIY projects around the house, hiking, and reading.
Dr. “Ted” Henderson was raised in Lexington, VA, where he also completed his undergraduate degree at the Virginia Military Institute in 2005, graduating with honors in Biology and Chemistry.
After marrying Rachel, his high school sweetheart, Dr. Henderson completed two years of research at UVA in Pediatric Pulmonology. He then completed medical school at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2011 and completed his Pediatric Residency at VCU/MCV in 2014.
Dr. Henderson has always enjoyed serving the Christian community, and after completing Residency, he spent one year in Papua New Guinea, serving as a medical missionary at Kudjip Nazarene Hospital. Rachel, an Autism teacher in Henrico County, served as a teacher of missionary children during their year of service. To read more of their adventures, please visit their Blog here.
Dr. and Mrs. Henderson are happily settled in Bon Air with their daughter Pennie and son Solomon, and they continue to enjoy serving with their church family at West End Assembly of God (WEAG). In addition to ongoing short term medical missions (most recently to Haiti), and regularly volunteering with Crossover Healthcare (free clinic in RVA), Dr. Henderson’s special interests include “F3” early morning workouts, landscaping, fly fishing, soccer, tennis, hunting, and hiking/climbing.
Dr. Henderson enjoys all aspects of pediatrics from newborns to college age, and has a special interest in using holistic osteopathic philosophy and preventive education in evaluating and treating his patients. He is accepting new patients for routine physicals and sick visits.
Dr. “Ted” Henderson was raised in Lexington, VA, where he also completed his undergraduate degree at the Virginia Military Institute in 2005, graduating with honors in Biology and Chemistry.
After marrying Rachel, his high school sweetheart, Dr. Henderson completed two years of research at UVA in Pediatric Pulmonology. He then completed medical school at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2011 and completed his Pediatric Residency at VCU/MCV in 2014.
Dr. Henderson has always enjoyed serving the Christian community, and after completing Residency, he spent one year in Papua New Guinea, serving as a medical missionary at Kudjip Nazarene Hospital. Rachel, an Autism teacher in Henrico County, served as a teacher of missionary children during their year of service. To read more of their adventures, please visit their Blog here.
Dr. and Mrs. Henderson are happily settled in Bon Air with their daughter Pennie and son Solomon, and they continue to enjoy serving with their church family at West End Assembly of God (WEAG). In addition to ongoing short term medical missions (most recently to Haiti), and regularly volunteering with Crossover Healthcare (free clinic in RVA), Dr. Henderson’s special interests include “F3” early morning workouts, landscaping, fly fishing, soccer, tennis, hunting, and hiking/climbing.
Dr. Henderson enjoys all aspects of pediatrics from newborns to college age, and has a special interest in using holistic osteopathic philosophy and preventive education in evaluating and treating his patients. He is accepting new patients for routine physicals and sick visits.
Dr. Abernathy was raised in Houston Texas and is a true Texan at heart. After a short period in New Orleans, LA, he went to the Virginia Military Institute where he graduated as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army.
Dr. Abernathy attended the Medical College of Virginia and after receiving his medical degree, he continued there as a Pediatric Intern and then Resident.
After residency, he completed an Adolescent Medicine Fellowship and initially worked in the Adolescent Clinic at the Medical College of Virginia. Missing the infants and children, Dr. Abernathy started private practice in Richmond Virginia with a dream and a vision to develop a pediatric practice that could meet all of the needs of his pediatric and adolescent patients.
Dr. Abernathy has three children and currently 8 grandchildren. His early special interests outside of medicine lead him to a commercial pilot’s license and a career in aviation as he developed his medical practice. His hobbies include scuba diving, his grandchildren, and he is currently writing a book about how children grow.
His special interests now are the operation of the office and the growth of the Better Life Center.
Dr. Everett was born in Washington DC and grew up in that area. He attended Washington and Lee University and became a true “Mink.” After graduation he completed his medical training at the Medical College of Virginia / Virginia Commonwealth University.
His Pediatric Internship and Residency was also done at the Medical College of Virginia.
Dr. Everett joined the growing group at Pediatric and Adolescent Health Partners as the fifth member.
Dr. Everett is a “River Man” — he loves to fly fish in any river he can find. He is also an avid canoeist and enjoys all aspects of a lazy day on the Rivanna River.
His special interests in Pediatric Medicine are Asthma and Infectious disease.
Dr. Everett was born in Washington DC and grew up in that area. He attended Washington and Lee University and became a true “Mink.” After graduation he completed his medical training at the Medical College of Virginia / Virginia Commonwealth University.
His Pediatric Internship and Residency was also done at the Medical College of Virginia.
Dr. Everett joined the growing group at Pediatric and Adolescent Health Partners as the fifth member.
Dr. Everett is a “River Man” — he loves to fly fish in any river he can find. He is also an avid canoeist and enjoys all aspects of a lazy day on the Rivanna River.
His special interests in Pediatric Medicine are Asthma and Infectious disease.
Retired in 2016 and is now enjoying more free time and enjoying her family.
Retired in 2016 and is now enjoying more free time and enjoying her family.
Dr. Kellett retired in 2012 and is now an environmental naturalist.
Dr. Kellett retired in 2012 and is now an environmental naturalist.
Dr. Gewanter retired in December of 2015 after many years of an active practice of Pediatric Rheumatology. He will be missed by PAHP and his patients. He is now pursuing a career in advancing the Medical Home Concept and the inclusion in this advancing health care concept more services and organizations than just medical offices.
Dr. Gewanter retired in December of 2015 after many years of an active practice of Pediatric Rheumatology. He will be missed by PAHP and his patients. He is now pursuing a career in advancing the Medical Home Concept and the inclusion in this advancing health care concept more services and organizations than just medical offices.
Dr. Garrity was born and raised in Rochester, New York.
She completed her undergraduate work at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, PA where she graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Biology.
Dr. Garrity received her M.D. from Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, New York and completed her internship and residency in Pediatrics at the Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh. Dr. Garrity worked in private practice in Northern Virginia for several years prior to settling down in the Richmond area. Dr. Garrity enjoys working with children of all ages and helping families understand and promote their child’s healthy development.
Dr. Garrity resides in Midlothian with her husband and three teenage children. She enjoys running, travel, and staying involved with her children’s activities.
Dr. Garrity was born and raised in Rochester, New York.
She completed her undergraduate work at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, PA where she graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Biology.
Dr. Garrity received her M.D. from Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, New York and completed her internship and residency in Pediatrics at the Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh. Dr. Garrity worked in private practice in Northern Virginia for several years prior to settling down in the Richmond area. Dr. Garrity enjoys working with children of all ages and helping families understand and promote their child’s healthy development.
Dr. Garrity resides in Midlothian with her husband and three teenage children. She enjoys running, travel, and staying involved with her children’s activities.
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