It is with mixed emotions that I announce my retirement, after 35 years, from the gynecology department at Chestnut Hill Hospital. It has been a great privilege to participate in the care of women and their families in our community. Thank you for entrusting me with this care. I am deeply grateful. Please know that I am leaving you in excellent hands. Dr. Lynda Thomas-Mabine, Dr. Patricia Eliasinski, and Nurse Practitioner Rachel Tornambe are among the finest caregivers I have had the honor to work with. We are excited that Dr. Michelle Benassai will join the group in September. Women's …
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It is with mixed emotions that I announce my retirement, after 35 years, from the gynecology department at Chestnut Hill Hospital. It has been a great privilege to participate in the care of women and their families in our community. Thank you for entrusting me with this care. I am deeply grateful. Please know that I am leaving you in excellent hands. Dr. Lynda Thomas-Mabine, Dr. Patricia Eliasinski, and Nurse Practitioner Rachel Tornambe are among the finest caregivers I have had the honor to work with. We are excited that Dr. Michelle Benassai will join the group in September. Women's healthcare at Chestnut Hill continues to be strong in the Temple system.
Paul M. Neumann, MD, FACOG
Chestnut Hill Hospital
