Lindsay Elaine Phillips, M.D.

About Me

"As a family physician, I believe that my role is to learn about the different strengths and needs of my patients and to help them understand their health and illness. Through this process, I can provide care tailored to each individual and patient."

Dr. Phillips is a graduate of Brown Univer...

"As a family physician, I believe that my role is to learn about the different strengths and needs of my patients and to help them understand their health and illness. Through this process, I can provide care tailored to each individual and patient."

Dr. Phillips is a graduate of Brown University School of Medicine. She completed her residency at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. During this time, she also served as Chief Resident. Dr. Phillips has special interests in child development and obstetrics. Proficient in Spanish, she finds it rewarding to work with people from other countries and cultures and has done public health work in Mexico and Costa Rica. Dr. Phillips other interests include soccer, reading, running, baking and most importantly, spending time with her three children.

Certified Specialties

Family Medicine - American Board of Family Medicine

Faculty Appointments

Clinical Associate Professor (Voluntary) - Department of Family Medicine (SMD)

Clinical Associate Professor (Voluntary) - Department of Pediatrics, General Pediatrics (SMD) - Joint

Credentials

Residency & Fellowship

Residency, Family Medicine, Highland Hospital of Rochester. 1998 - 2001

Internship, Family Medicine, Highland Hospital of Rochester. 1997 - 1998

Education

MD | Brown University Program in Medicine. 1997

Awards

Pfizer Teacher Development Award. 2006

Resident Teacher Award. 2000

Women's Health Award. 2000

Albert Arnold Bennett Award for best Thesis and Presentation. 1990

Research

"As a family physician, I believe that my role is to learn about the different strengths and needs of my patients and to help them understand their health and illness. Through this process, I can provide care tailored to each individual and patient."

Dr. Phillips is a graduate of Brown Univer...

"As a family physician, I believe that my role is to learn about the different strengths and needs of my patients and to help them understand their health and illness. Through this process, I can provide care tailored to each individual and patient."

Dr. Phillips is a graduate of Brown University School of Medicine. She completed her residency at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. During this time, she also served as Chief Resident. Dr. Phillips has special interests in child development and obstetrics. Proficient in Spanish, she finds it rewarding to work with people from other countries and cultures and has done public health work in Mexico and Costa Rica. Dr. Phillips other interests include soccer, reading, running, baking and most importantly, spending time with her three children.

Publications

Journal Articles

IMPROVING BREAST AND COLON CANCER SCREENING RATES: A COMPARISON OF LETTERS, AUTOMATED PHONE CALLS OR BOTH

L Phillips; S Hendren; S Humiston; P Winters; K Fiscella.

JBAFM. 2015; .

Group Prenatal Care: A Financial Perspective

Rowley, RJ; Phillips, L; O'Dell, L; El Husseini, R; Carpino, S; Hartman, S.

Maternal and Child Health Journal. 2015; .

Collaborative Approach to Dental Care Provision in Resource Poor Honduran Community.

Carberry, FJ, DDS; Phillips, LE, MD.

NYSDJ. 2009; 75 (3): 34-38.

Ratings & Comments

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