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Patricia A. Geil, MD

Patricia A. Geil, MD

Specialties
Pediatrics
Expertise
Pediatrics

4.7 out of 5

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The best part of being a pediatrician is being able to see my patients and their families over time and get to know them as they grow up.  I am now seeing some of my patients have babies and families of their own which is truly special.

I am a board-certified pediatrician who joined St. Luke’s Anderson Pediatrics and I love working here!  We get to see lots of newborns who come to us after being discharged from the newborn nursery. I am interested in preventive care and quality improvement. I hope our office is a place children and parents feel welcome and are able to get all the information they need for healthy families.

I am originally from Mount Vernon, NY close to New York City. I went to college and medical school in Buffalo and did my Residency at The Children’s Hospital of Buffalo. I have been a pediatrician in the Lehigh Valley for the past 25 years in Easton and Bethlehem. I worked for Easton Hospital before joining St. Luke’s in January of 2020.

Outside of work I like reading, baking and traveling. I am also learning to play the piano and enjoy spending time with family and friends. I especially love visiting and spending time with my niece and my godchildren.

Specialties

  • Pediatrics

Expertise

  • Pediatrics

Medical School
State University of New York at Buffalo, 1994

Residency
Children's Hospital, 1994 - 1997

This provider has 4 total patient reviews

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