I wanted to be a primary care physician until I did my rotation in obstetrics and gynecology. I realized I could be both a primary care physician and surgeon, with the bonus of attending labors! I've been practicing in small community hospitals in the Connecticut River Valley for many years. Working with Dartmouth-Hitchcock allows me to stay current in my... Read More about Michael E. Ritondo, MD

Dr. Bronstein serves as Chairperson of the Ethics Committee at Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital. He teaches medical students as an in-office preceptor for the "On Doctoring" program for the Geisel Medical School at Dartmouth. Bronstein spent many years on the board of directors of AIDS Community Resource Network (ACORN) in Lebanon, NH. He has maintained an active role in... Read More about Eric L. Bronstein, MD

As a practicing physician for over 25 years, I have found that medicine is not a precise science. While it is important to keep current with the latest evidence, there is usually more than one option when ordering diagnostic tests or prescribing treatments. My role is to provide my patients with options to choose from that are supported by best... Read More about Adam J. Sorscher, MD

I was drawn to obstetrics and gynecology because I wanted to help women through the many transitions they experience in life, from adolescence to childbearing to menopause. Often, these transition times are when women need an extra level of care and support. I offer my patients the most up-to-date and evidence-based treatment options. I also offer empathy and a good... Read More about Emily A. Donelan, MD

I love bonding with families and patients of all age groups and gender identities. That diversity of patients and their care needs is why I chose family medicine! It gives me the unique opportunity to become an ally in each individual’s wellness journey. A person’s health is influenced by their community and those that surround them. That is why my... Read More about Indie L. LeClair, MSN, APRN

My primary focus is on preventive care, aimed at ensuring my patients can lead full, active lives within their community. Before starting my medical career, I was a school teacher. During that time, I developed a deep interest in mental and physical well-being. This led me to realize that I wanted to play a more significant role in helping improve... Read More about Julie L. Nowak, MSN, FNP

I believe in a holistic approach to healthcare. My treatment style is based on shared decision making. I help my patients understand the options available to them. Then, I help them decide the next steps that make the most sense based on their values and unique situations. I want my patients to feel supported throughout their journey. Whether that journey... Read More about Maris K. Toland, MD

I became an OB/GYN provider because I wanted women to have a safe space to share their concerns. My goal as a physician is to meet patients where they are at and help them feel seen and heard. I want to empower patients to take ownership of their health. By doing so, they can make the most informed choices for... Read More about Jenna R. Binkhorst, DO

I split my time between family medicine and sports medicine, which includes nonsurgical care of athletic injuries and medical conditions in active people. In sports medicine, my goal is to return every patient to their active life or competitive sport as soon as possible, or help them explore alternatives if they cannot safely get back right away. I enjoy converting... Read More about Kristine A. Karlson, MD

I wanted to be a primary care physician until I did my rotation in obstetrics and gynecology. I realized I could be both a primary care physician and surgeon, with the bonus of attending labors! I've been practicing in small community hospitals in the Connecticut River Valley for many years. Working with Dartmouth-Hitchcock allows me to stay current in my... Read More about Michael E. Ritondo, MD