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Daniel Plavin, MD

Daniel Plavin, MD

Specialties
Family Medicine
Expertise
Emergency Medicine

4.9 out of 5

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I am excited to be back in my hometown practicing medicine and caring for my community.  I grew up on the outskirts of Jim Thorpe, PA where my parents still reside and attended the Jim Thorpe Area School district. While in high school I was very active with the local fire/EMS community which is where I developed my love of medicine and community service.

I attended Binghamton University where I attained my BS in chemistry, followed by American University of The Caribbean where I earned my MD.  I completed my specialty training in rural family medicine here at St. Luke’s University Health Network where I also served as Chief Resident. I was also fortunate enough to earn a fellowship designation in the field of Wilderness medicine.  

I am particularly proud to be able to provide full spectrum and procedural care to this area. Given my training in rural medicine, I am comfortable providing care to all ages including newborns and am trained in a vast array of procedures.  

In my spare time, I continue to volunteer with local fire/EMS/SAR teams where I hold a pre-hospital EMS physician certification and am an avid fisherman and outdoorsman. 

 

 

Specialties

  • Family Medicine

Expertise

  • Emergency Medicine

Medical School
American University of the Caribbean, 2018

Residency
St. Lukes University Hospital, 2019 - 2022

This provider has 71 total patient reviews

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