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Sarah Martin, PA-C

Sarah Martin, PA-C

Specialties
Physician Assistant | Urology

4.8 out of 5

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Appointments as soon as: Fri, 5/9

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My goal as a provider is to take the time to listen to each patient and provide personalized, quality and evidence-based care at all times. I am a board-certified physician assistant that joined the St. Luke’s Center for Urology team in January 2021. I specialize in the management of outpatient urologic conditions. Previously, I worked as a physician assistant in spine and interventional pain medicine.

I hold a bachelor’s degree in nutritional science from Penn State University. While at Penn State, I was actively involved with Penn State IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon which benefits children with pediatric cancer. I completed my Master of Medical Science Degree in physician assistant studies at Salus University in Elkins Park, PA with summa cum laude honors and attained the highest academic average in my graduating class. I was also inducted into the Pi Alpha Honors Society for significant academic achievement, leadership, research, service and a high standard of character and conduct.

In my downtime, I stay active by hiking, running, skiing and paddle boarding. I also enjoy spending time with my family and friends.  

 

 

 

Specialties

  • Physician Assistant
  • Urology
This provider has 63 total patient reviews

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