Faculty

Reproductive Health Care and Advocacy Core Faculty

Jeffrey P. Levine, MD, MPH, Co-Director

Dr. Levine has dedicated his professional career to improving access and delivery of high-quality women's health care to the underserved, and he has achieved national expertise in contraceptive research, cervical cancer prevention, menopausal symptom management, and osteoporosis diagnosis and treatment.   Dr. Levine has participated in multiple women's health clinical trials, published related scholarly articles, and given numerous CME presentations at national meetings.   Dr. Levine has received several honors in recognition of teaching excellence, mentorship, advocacy and compassionate patient care.   He is most proud of the legacy of women's health leaders he has trained over the past 25+ years.   Dr. Levine resides in Hillsborough, with his wife, four daughters, grandchildren, and a menagerie of adopted animals.

Jennifer Amico, MD, MPH, Co-Director

Dr. Amico is a passionate family physician with a focus on reproductive health provision, research, and education. Her research interests include contraception and abortion research, including long-acting reversible contraceptives, doctor-patient interactions around contraceptive care, improving access to family planning, and experiences with abortion stigma. Prior to joining the faculty, she completed the Fellowship in Family Planning in Family Medicine at Montefiore and served as the medical director for a Planned Parenthood affiliate.

Anna Sliwowska, MD

Dr. Sliwowska completed her Women’s Health Fellowship under Dr. Jeffrey Levine and Dr. Amico here in New Brunswick, NJ. This training has led her to provide comprehensive reproductive healthcare- specializing in contraception, cervical cancer prevention, miscarriage/abortion care, as well as PCOS and abnormal uterine bleeding. She is a part of the core faculty for the Family Medicine residency and directs the reproductive health training program for the Family Medicine residents and medical students.

Collaborative Faculty

Gloria Bachmann, MD

Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences 

Adrian Balica, MD

Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences 

Doreen Hock, MD

Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences 

Juana Hutchinson-Colas, MD

Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences 

Shicha Kumar, MD

Department of Surgery; Cancer Institute of New Jersey

Cathryn Heath, MD

Medical Director, Rutgers Student Health Services

Sara Lubitz, MD

Department of Medicine, Division of Endocrinology 

Ian Marshall, MD

Department of Pediatrics

Current Fellow

Kenya Lyons, MD

Past Fellows

Kate Thomsen, MD, MPH

Dr. Thomsen completed her medical training in Family Medicine and women's health, as well as a former career as an environmentalist. She views health as an ecosystem, looking at how a patient is functioning as a whole - not as pieces or parts. She is currently a Functional Medicine provider at a private practice in New Jersey.

Jeffrey Levine, MD, MPH

Smita Patil-Randhawa, MD, MPH

Medical Director, Hunterdon Family Medicine at Cornerstone in Flemington, NJ

Justine Wu, MD, MPH

Assistant Professor, Department of Family Medicine at the University of Michigan. Research focuses on the use of mixed methods to improve contraceptive counseling and provision. 

Sally Mravcak, MD

Medical Director of the Jersey City site of Vanguard Medical Group and Medical Director for Quality for Vanguard. Practicing the full scope of family medicine, including office gyn procedures, and acupuncture. 

Sarah Pickle, MD

Associate Professor of Family & Community Medicine, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Provides comprehensive primary care, reproductive, sexual, and gender health at University of Cincinnati.   Areas of clinical and academic interest include transgender care, gender affirming primary care practices, and family planning.

Mona Dalal, MD

Cari Benbasset-Miller, MD

Currently practices at Cambridge Health Alliance and serves as clinical faculty in Reproductive Health and Family Medicine Obstetrics for the Tufts Family Medicine Residency. Clinical interests include access and education in reproductive healthcare, obstetrics, office-based addiction treatment and HIV primary care and prevention.

Terri Cheng, MD

Terri is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Family Medicine at UC San Diego, practicing full spectrum family medicine with a focus in women's healthcare including contraception management and outpatient gynecological procedures.

Anna Sliwowska, MD

Samantha Stimmel, MD

Sam is an Assistant Professor at the Icahn School of Medicine with her clinical practice at The Friedman Center for the Performing Arts in Times Square.  She practices primary care and comprehensive reproductive care including-- gender affirming care, long-acting forms of contraception, first trimester abortion and miscarriage care.  Sam also teaches students from the medical school during their clinical primary care rotation.

Cresandra Corbin, MD

Cresandra is currently a Women's & Reproductive Health and Core Faculty at the Capital Health Family Medicine Residency Program in Trenton, New Jersey.  She is a Clinical Assistant Professor at Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine and Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University.  She provides comprehensive reproductive health care, family planning and abortion care, and trains medical students and residents.  

Stephanie Mischell, MD

Stephanie is a Staff Physician at Southwestern Women's Options in Albuquerque, New Mexico and Dallas, Texas. She provides abortion care and family planning services with a focus on abortion access for patients in states hostile to abortion. She is also Co-Founder and Leader for the Texas Cluster of the Reproductive Health Access Project. 

Monica Agarwal, MD

H. Reeve Bright, MD, MPH, MS