Meet Stephanie Pierre-Pierre

Office Locations: Springfield

Q&A with Stephanie Pierre-Pierre

• Q: Tell us about your background as a physician assistant.
  A: Attended Barry University, graduated in 2019, 2 years in Family Medicine
• Q: Why did you choose to become a physician assistant?
  A: To give a voice to patients who sometimes feel unheard or unseen.
• Q: Why did you choose to practice in an open access primary care practice?
  A: To provide the best care possible and give a voice to patients who sometimes feel unheard or unseen.
• Q: What unique skills do you possess?
  A: Being multicultural – Haitian Creole, French, English and Spanish
• Q: Describe your day to day activities, priorities and tasks. What do you like best?
  A: The first couple of minutes establishing rapport and trust with the patient is the best part of my day along with providing adequate care
• Q: What accomplishments are you most proud of?
  A: Accomplishing my Physician Assistant studies as this is a second career.
• Q: What are the key challenges of this field of medicine? How is it changing?
  A: Language barrier – It is changing by the diversity of the medical team /providers.
• Q:If you couldn’t be a physician assistant, what would you be doing?
  A:Minister of Tourism for Haiti or Hotel Manager.
• Q: What makes working at Care Station special?
  A: The staff
• Q: Why should patients choose Care Station for their primary care?
  A: A caring, knowledgeable, and dedicated team.
• Q: Tell us a little something about yourself.
  A:I hold a personal trainer and nutrition certifications.
• Q: How do you like to spend your free time?
  A: Working out! Fitness is my passion.