Dr. Steven S. Leblang is
the
Director of the Family Medicine Residency Program. Dr. Leblang received his Doctor of
Medicine degree from the Bowman Gray School of Medicine, and completed his residency
training in the Riverside Family Medicine Residency Program in 1984.
After his residency, Dr. Leblang spent
four years in Eastern North Carolina performing service for the National Health Service
Corps and two years in solo private practice in Gainesville, Florida.
He joined our
program in 1990 as an Associate Director and became Director in
September 2003. Dr. Leblang and his wife, Linda, have two daughters, Sarah and Stefanie.
Joy
N. Elliott, D.O. is an Associate Director and in charge of the
osteopathic education. Dr. Elliott received her D.O. degree from
the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine in Lewisburg, West
Virginia and completed her residency training with the Riverside
Family Medicine Residency Program in 2005. Prior to joining our
program in 2006, Dr. Elliott spent a year in Blacksburg, VA on the
faculty at VCOM. Her husband Dan works in a Sports Medicine
practice in Newport News. They have two daughters, Hannah and
Molly.
Dr.
Charles O. Frazier received his Doctor of Medicine degree
from the University of Virginia. He completed his Family Medicine
Residency with the Charleston Naval Hospital Family Medicine
Residency Program, where he was chief resident 1991-92. After his
residency, he and his wife Lisa went to Newport, Rhode Island, where
he completed his obligation to the Navy in September 1994. He joined
our program in October 1994 and became Director in October of 1997.
In September 2003, Dr. Frazier became Director of Medical
Informatics for Riverside Health System and is still active with the
residency program. Dr. Frazier's wife Lisa is a Pharm. D. They have
three sons, Evan,
Cole, and Bryce.
Dr. Jacob E. Jones
is an Associate Director of the Family Medicine Residency Program.
Dr. Jones received his Doctor of Medicine degree from the University
of Maryland. He came to us from Tri-County Medical Corporation in
Aylett, Virginia, where he provided care to a rural population for
eight years. He and his wife Barbara have 3 daughters -- Elizabeth,
Emma, and Meredith -- and one loud mouthed beagle named Shiloh.
Dr. Jon J. Kaminer is
an Associate Director of the Family Medicine Residency Program. Dr. Kaminer received his
Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Virginia, and completed his residency
training in the Riverside Family Medicine Residency Program in 1998. Dr. Kaminer worked at
the Riverside Express Care prior to joining the program in July 2000. Dr. Kaminer's wife
Kim, is a local Emergency Room physician. They have two
sons, Jacob and Brandon and one daughter Taylor. During football season, Dr. Kaminer can be reached in Charlottesville - Wahoowa!!!!
Dr. Michael R. Lustig is an
Associate Director of the Family Medicine Residency Program. Dr. Lustig received his Doctor
of Medicine degree from the Medical College of Virginia, and completed his residency
training at the Harrisburg Family Medicine Residency Program in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
where he was chief resident 1989-90. After completing his residency program at Harrisburg,
Dr. Lustig stayed on and became a faculty member. Dr. Lustig joined the Riverside Family
Medicine Residency Program in 1991. Dr. Lustig's wife, Dr. Dana
Bachtell, is also a board certified family practitioner and works in
Hampton. They have a son, Matthew, a daughter, Drew, and a
Bernese Mountain Dog, Harley.
Dr. Mark E. MacDonald
is an Associate Director of the Family Medicine Residency Program.
He received his medical degree from East Carolina University School
of Medicine. He completed his residency in the Riverside Family
Medicine program in 1992. Dr. MacDonald and his wife, Libby,
have two daughters, Ann and Erin. When not working, you can usually
find him running and walking his three dogs.
Dr. Sharon Petitjean is an Associate
Director of the Family Medicine Residency Program, with her primary role being a
Geriatrician at The Gardens of Warwick Forest (formerly known as
Riverside Regional Convalescent Center. In addition, in 2007 Dr.
Petitjean also became Director of
PACE
(Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly). Dr. Petitjean received her Doctor
of Medicine degree from Wright State University School of Medicine, Dayton, Ohio. She
completed her training in the Riverside Family Medicine Residency Program in 1991. After
graduation, Dr. Petitjean went to the University of Cincinnati for a Geriatrics
Fellowship, which she completed in 1993. After completion, she remained at the University
of Cincinnati where she was an Associate Professor for Family Medicine. Dr. Petitjean
joined Riverside Family Medicine in January 1995. Dr. Petitjean has three sons, Nicholas, Wesley, and Ryan.
Dr. Petitjean has an interest in Integrative Medicine.
Dr. Susan H. Satchwell is an Associate
Director of the Family Medicine Residency Program. Dr. Satchwell received her Doctor of
Medicine degree from the Medical College of Virginia. She completed her Family
Medicine
training at the Chesterfield Family Medicine Residency Program. She spent two years in
private practice in Roanoke, Virginia, prior to joining the program in 1980.
Dr. Satchwell enjoys knitting, is a terrific cook, and is scuba
certified.
Dr.
Verneeta Williams arrived at Riverside in August 1999.
Dr. Williams received her Doctor of Medicine degree from the Medical
College of Virginia. She completed her Family Medicine training at
the Lancaster General Hospital Residency Program in Pennsylvania and
a two year fellowship in Obstetrics at the University of Tennessee
in Memphis. While she is an absolute OB machine, she is also a
musician playing the keyboard, organ and performs harp at weddings,
church functions and special events. She is the Minister of
Music at her church and has even played the drums and bongos!
G. Stanley Mitchell,
Jr.. M.D., is the Director Emeritus of the Family Medicine Residency Program. Dr. Mitchell
received his Doctor of Medicine degree from the Medical College of Virginia. He is Board
Certified in Family Medicine as a charter member and charter fellow of the American Board
of Family Practice. He was Director of the Program since its inception in 1971 until
January 1991, when he became Director of Geriatrics for the Residency Program. Dr.
Mitchell retired January 1995. Dr. Mitchell and his wife Connie have one son Mitch, two
daughters Jody and Julie, and five grandchildren.