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Get to Know ThedaCare’s Newest Providers

Last updated: November 13, 2024

ThedaCare is thrilled to introduce our newest providers. Here, we learn what inspires them to improve the health and well-being of our patients, and empower them to live their unique, best lives.

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Karlee Curtis, PAC

Family Medicine, ThedaCare Urgent Care-Appleton

“My approach to patient care is based on mutual trust and respect. I prioritize attentive listening and providing comprehensive answers to questions, empowering patients to make informed decisions about their health.”

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Emily Gonnering, MD

Family Medicine, ThedaCare Physicians-Appleton North

“I empower my patients to actively participate in their care plans. It’s important to offer choices rather than directives. I treat the whole person, not just the disease. I emphasize preventive care and early intervention to maintain health and independence.”

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Lauren Honsinger, DNP

Family Medicine, ThedaCare Physicians-New London

“I strongly believe in establishing a partnership with patients, encouraging active participation, and maintaining open communication. I provide personalized care that matches each patient’s goals while acknowledging the significant role that mental health plays in overall well-being. I support and motivate patients to make healthy lifestyle choices, offering guidance not only to them but also to their families.”

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Lauren Jesko, APNP

Family Medicine, ThedaCare Physicians-Appleton at Gateway Drive

“Focusing on making patients feel heard and understood, I strive to empower them with education and support throughout their health care journey. My goal is to help them feel like their best selves physically, emotionally, and socially.”

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Demytra Mihailidis, MD

Oncology/Hematology, ThedaCare Cancer Care

“My philosophy of care centers on providing a holistic approach to cancer treatment, incorporating a patient’s values, needs and goals into each therapy plan. By doing so, I aim to effectively treat cancer while also addressing the patient’s overall well-being.”

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Tiffany Miller, DO

Intensivist, ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Appleton

“Intensive care experiences are profoundly emotional and stressful, not just for patients but also for their families. I focus on providing the best possible care for both patients and their families during some of the most challenging moments of their lives.”

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Vinay Patel, MD

Endocrinology, ThedaCare Physicians Endocrinology-Neenah

“My philosophy of care in endocrinology telehealth emphasizes a collaborative approach with my patients. We review lab results and discuss health goals together, and I ensure they are actively involved in their care. This partnership allows for the development of mutually acceptable, individualized treatment plans.”

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Kaitlyn Springer, PharmD

Pharmacy, ThedaCare Physicians

“My approach to care focuses on partnering with patients through shared decision-making, ensuring they reach their goals through comprehensive medication management. I enjoy working as an ambulatory care pharmacist because I appreciate collaborating with a team of health care professionals to provide comprehensive care, always keeping patients at the center of our focus.”

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Shari Stenerson, CSAC

Substance Use Disorder Counselor, ThedaCare Behavioral Health-Waupaca

“I use a patient-centered approach, meeting patients where they are in recovery by listening to them and guiding them through various treatment options. I use reading materials, workbooks, videos, and hands-on projects to educate patients.”

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Sabrina Webster, MD

Family Medicine, ThedaCare Physicians-Waupaca

“I approach patient care by considering the whole person rather than just their symptoms. I take the time to understand the broader context of their health to address the root causes of their condition.”

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Madison Wiarek, PharmD

Pharmacy, ThedaCare Physicians

“My goal is to treat the whole person rather than just addressing physical ailments or conditions. I provide high-quality care to help patients self-manage chronic conditions. I find joy in building long-standing relationships and positive rapport with patients. Helping patients overcome barriers and achieve their health care goals is one of my work’s most satisfying aspects.”

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Hailey Zager, APNP

Family Medicine, ThedaCare Physicians-Neenah and -Oshkosh

“When caring for patients, I take into consideration the whole person. Understanding both their physical and mental health helps me formulate options to help them move forward in their health care journey.”

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