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Physician Assistant Team
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The Physician Assistants play a crucial role
on our team. They are involved in every part of the care of our
patients. Their careers include performing thorough history and
physical examinations, consultations, preparing patients for the operating
room, assisting in the operating room, and helping to manage the patients
during their recovery as well performing beside procedures. As a team, we're blessed to have some of the finest Physician Assistants in the field of cardiovascular surgery! |
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Peter Tucker, PA-C Charles Peter Tucker is our Chief Physician Assistant. Pete received both his Bachelor of Science and his physician assistant training at King's College in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Everybody loves Pete, especially the nurses! But, don't get your hopes up. Pete has a beautiful wife and a lovely family. Pete was a star even when he first visited as a student. We're lucky to have Pete in charge.
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David Cederberg, PA-C David received his Bachelor of Science and his physician assistant training at DeSales University. David is one of the most experienced cardiac surgical assistants. He started out as a surgical technologist at Lehigh Valley Hospital and went on to gain his degree as a physician assistant. One of the most beloved professionals, David always knows how to make people smile and laugh. Most of all, he is a caring, thoughtful, and talented assistant.
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David Fontaine, PA-C David joined our team in 2006. We were fortunate get David to leave a heart program in Philadelphia. David completed his Bachelor of Science at Elizabeth Town College, in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. David completed his Masters degree as a Physician Assistant at Arcadia University, in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. David is a pleasure to have on our team, admired by all.
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 Kevan Haas, PA-C Kevan joined our team in 2005 and has been another great addition to the team. Kevan completed his Bachelor of Science and his Master's degree as a Physician Assistant at DeSales University in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Kevan is PA Team Leader who organizes the complex schedules for our PA's and nurse practitioners. Like all the other PA's, Kevan is a pleasure to work with and admired by all.
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Phillip Dolcemascolo, PA-C Phil received his Bachelor of Science at Seton Hall University in South Orange, New Jersey. Phil received his Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies at Rutgers/UMDNJ. Prior to joining us at LVHN, Phil worked at Tufts-New England Medical Center in Boston, the Hackensack University Medical Center in New Jersey and at an affiliate of the New York Presbyterian Healthcare System. And, he has the nicest handwriting of any of the PA's and surgeons!
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Kevin McGill, PA-C Kevin joined our team in 2009. He received his Bachelor of Science at the Ohio University. Kevin completed his Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ). Prior to joining our group, Kevin was a physician assistant in cardiac surgery at the New York Presbyterian Hospital in New York City. Kevin joined our team at a time when we were short-staffed and extremely busy. He's done a terrific job and we're fortunate to have Kevin on our team.
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 Nicholas Rini, PA-C Nick joined our team in 2009. He received his Bachelor of Science at East Stroudsburg University. Nick completed his Physician Assistant Education at St. John's University and his Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies at the A.T. Stills University. Prior to joining our group, Nick worked for two years on the neurosurgery service. We're very lucky that Nick has chosen to join our team.
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Travis Gaskill, PA-C Travis joined our team in 2009. Travis obtained his Bachelor of Science and his Physician Assistant Education at the University of Washington. Travis comes to us with a lot of experience, including serving as a Combat Medic for the US Army. And, he has a neat hobby... he makes his own beer and wine, not to mention being quite a skilled chef.
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Last Modified
Sunday, February 21, 2010
