Providers Archives - Marin Community Clinic

A faceless illustration of a man with short hair and a beard, wearing a suit jacket, dress shirt, and tie, set against a plain light background.

John Delfanti

Illustration of a faceless female doctor wearing a white coat and stethoscope, holding a clipboard in one hand and resting her other hand on her hip.

Camila Aguilar, PA-C

Mykaela Poe, MPH, PA-C

Melissa Albarenga

A faceless illustration of a man with short hair and a beard, wearing a suit jacket, dress shirt, and tie, standing against a plain background.

Kevin Nguyen, DMD

Kieran Mullarney, DMD

Sally Zhou

A grayscale illustration of a faceless woman wearing a lab coat, holding a clipboard in one hand and resting her other hand on her hip.

Nidhi Patel, LCSW

Xuerui Wu

Elisa Garces, DDS

Chun-Chia Lin, DDS, Orthodontist

Ciara Bloomenstein, DDS

Nina Molin, MD

Nathalie Peña, NP

Catherine Weiser, NP

Rares Onofrei, Acupuncturist

Madeline Furst, NP

Illustration of a male doctor wearing a white coat, shirt, and tie, with a stethoscope draped around his neck, shown on a light gray background. The face is not detailed.

Darell Hawley, DO

Illustration of a female doctor wearing a lab coat and stethoscope, holding a clipboard. Her face is featureless and the image is in grayscale.

Alison Perry, DO

Alison Slater, MD, MD, MBE

Amanda Hanson, LAC

Andrea Martin, DNP

Anushri Oza, MD

Brett Watanabe, DDS

Brooke Finkmoore, NP

Brooke Gibson, FNP

Carole Miyahara, DDS

Dan Walker, DDS

Illustration of a male doctor with no facial features, wearing a white coat, shirt, and tie. A stethoscope is draped around his neck. The background is plain gray.

David Avila, MD

Donald Oga, DDS

Erin Malone, DDS, PhD

Illustration of a faceless female doctor wearing a white coat and stethoscope, holding a clipboard in one hand, standing with her other hand on her hip.

Iris Lowenberg, FNP

Jennifer Follestad, NP

John Killam, DDS

A faceless illustration of a woman wearing a lab coat, holding a clipboard in one hand, with her other hand on her hip. The background is plain and light gray.

Jymie Graham, MD, DDS

Kim Fullerton-Nelson, MD

Marie Kristensen, FNP, MPH, DNP

Tchira Seligman, LCSW

Melissa Garcia Galvan, RD

Catherine Weiser, NP

Omid Mirfendereski, DDS, MPH

Maria Arciniega, DDS

Saira Ramos, DDS

Lynette McLamb, MD

Iris Jovel, MD

Virginia Farnsworth, FNP, BC-ADM

Nicole Waitman, FNP

Talia Mahony, MD

Robert Elliott, MD

ZhiChun Yu, DMD

Kiara Barbieri, NP

Christina O’Neal, MD, MPH

Jung Park, DDS

John Kim, DDS

Jim Preble, DDS

Morgan Barton, PA-C

Sarah Rubin, PA

Marissa Kuo, PA-C

Lauren Katzel, DMD, MPH

Nicole Betenia, OB/GYN, MD, MPH

Jhoana Sarabia, LCSW

Douglas Howard, DC

A woman with shoulder-length brown hair, glasses, and a light pink sweater over a collared shirt smiles at the camera. The background is softly blurred in beige tones.

Derice Seid, MD, MBA

Alissa Detz, MD, MSc

Bryan Anker, MD

Parizad Ehsan, DDS

Illustration of a man wearing a suit and tie with a beard and short hair, shown without facial features, standing against a plain background.

Thasanai Roongruangphol, DDS

Eunkyo Cho, DDS

Katherine Wei, MD

Mary Jean Shimane, DDS

Jennifer Menjivar-Lopez, MD, MPH

Marissa Wang, DDS

Leah Sitler, MD

Jymie Graham, DDS

Cenida Gomez-Flores, RD

Rebekah Harding, MD

Isabel Kazemi, OD

Susan Martinelli, MS

Jeffrey Vanderheym, DC

Barbara Weldon, DC

Illustration of a male doctor wearing a white coat, tie, and stethoscope around his neck, with no facial features depicted, set against a plain background.

Ira Goldfine, MD

Timothy Sowerby, MD

Laurence Lewin, MD

Douglas Ehrenberg, DPM

Janet Nunnally, NP

Emily Riedy, FNP

Micki Baron, MD

Ann Reppun, NP

Erinn Lance, CNM

Amelia Baurmann, CNM, WHNP

Lisa De La Fuente, CNM

Signy Toquinto, CNM, WHNP

Jennifer Cromar, CNM

Jan Herr, OBGYN

Ronald Gaines, MD

Robert Goldfien, MD

Patty Brockley, NP

Radka Varimezova Temnitzer, DDS

Caren Schmidt, PsyD

Julie Stahl, MD

Delimar Sanchez Padilla, PhD

Cayenne Bierman, LCSW

Jamie Sanders, NP

Alessandra Dieplinger, DDS

Farida Hakimi, DMD

Stephanie Hoa, DDS

Neesha Jivan, DDS

Minahil Ali Khanm, DDS

Jeanie Kim (Lee), DDS

Victor Mercado, DDS

Bich (Aki) Nguyen, DDS

Irina Olmezova, DDS

Neshat Rezai, DDS

Edgardo Rubio, DMD

Maricela Salcedo-Prado, DDS

Theodore Schwartz, DDS

Jennifer Tam-Johnston, DDS

Janie Lee, MD

Mariam Basir, DO

Lauren Meisel, MD

Khushbu Gopalakrishnan (Aggarwal), DDS

Connie Kadera, DDS

Frida Kagan, DDS

Anita Kris, DDS

Miko Lagrimas, DDS

Sheila Leffall, DDS

Hyunae Jang, DMD

Anna Nikhinson, DDS

Stephanie Shyn, DDS

Stephen Merjavy, MD

Xavier Perez, MD

Cara Gutterman, NP

An older woman with curly gray hair, red glasses, and a big smile wearing a white top, light purple cardigan, and a blue lanyard stands in front of a plain, light-colored background.

Ellen Rosenthal, MD

Robert Sinaiko, MD

Erik Schten, MD

Carolyn Shore, MD

Sunny St. Germain, NP

Samantha Goldstein Kamras, MD

Tracey Hessel, MD

Jessica Hollman, MD

Lisa Leavitt, MD

Heyman Oo, MD

Peter Simon, MD

Daniel Blumkin, MD

Pamela Doerr-Kashani, DNP, FNP

Elizabeth Shaw, MD

Audrey Combs, FNP

Kathryn MacLaughlin, FNP

Robin Sanderson, D-FNP

Alaric Akashi, MD

José Chibrás, MD

Jeanette Krolikowski, DO

Claudia Levine, MD

Mai Magliocco, MD

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So if you start feeling a runny nose, cough, or generally not like yourself, act fast and take a COVID test. And if you test positive, seek treatment right away.

Remember – if you test and treat, you can beat COVID-19!