Family Medicine Faculty

D. Michael Baxter, MD

Chair, Department of Family and Community Medicine

Dr. Michael Baxter is a graduate of Miami University in Ohio and Temple University School of Medicine. He completed his Family Medicine Residency training at St. Margaret’s Memorial Hospital at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Following his residency, he served three years with the United States Public Health Service at the Keam’s Canyon Indian Hospital in Arizona. In addition to serving as Deputy Director of the Temple University Family Medicine Residency Program, he designed and directed a second-year level course for medical students emphasizing primary clinical skills and principles of public health. He completed a Faculty Development Fellowship at Temple University and joined Reading Hospital's Family Medicine Residency Program in 1990, serving as Program Director for 20 years. In addition to his responsibilities as Department Chair, Dr. Baxter teaches residents and medical students in the in-patient and ambulatory settings. Dr. Baxter’s professional interests include public health, preventive healthcare, and geriatrics. He is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at Temple University School of Medicine. In addition to being certified by the American Board of Family Physicians, he has a Certificate of Added Qualifications in Geriatric Medicine. Dr. Baxter recently served as President of the Pennsylvania Academy of Family Physicians and President of the Berks County Medical Society.

John Sheffield, MD

Director, Family Medicine Residency Program

A native of New England, Dr. Sheffield joined the residency faculty in 2016 after nearly 10 years in private practice followed by more than 10 years in academic family medicine.

Dr. Sheffield received his undergraduate education at the University of Pennsylvania followed by medical training at the Medical College of Virginia. Since his family medicine residency days at the St. Margaret Memorial Hospital in Pittsburgh, he never lost his love for medical education and is now happily devoted to resident and medical student learning.

After gaining a wealth of clinical experience from his days working on a Native American reservation, university group practice, and his small private practice in New Hampshire, he returned to academic medicine and has previously been affiliated with the Penn State College of Medicine, The Good Samaritan Hospital, and Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. He has previously served in multiple residency capacities and roles including inpatient/outpatient clinical care, health center leadership, medical student education, curriculum development, associate program director, and interim program director. He has been the recipient of multiple teaching awards in both resident and medical student education.

Areas of particular clinical interest include evidence-based medicine, inpatient internal medicine, primary care orthopedics, and primary care procedures.

On a personal note, Dr. Sheffield resides in Lebanon, Pa., with his wife, three sons, and an extremely friendly, hungry cat. Given a free moment, he enjoys gardening, caring for his tropical fish, physical fitness and cheering for his favorite high school, college, and professional sports teams.

Aimee Luo, DO

Director, Family Medicine Osteopathic Residency Program

Dr. Aimee Luo completed her undergraduate training at Albright College in Reading, Pa., and received her medical degree from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. After completing her family medicine residency at Bryn Mawr Family Practice in Bryn Mawr, Pa., she spent four years in private practice at Lower Merion Family Medicine in Narberth, Pa., where she enjoyed teaching medical students, residents, and nurse practitioner students. 

Dr. Luo joined Reading Hospital’s Family Medicine Residency Program in 2016 and helps with its osteopathic curriculum. She also serves as the program’s Medical Student Clerkship Site Director. Her professional interests include OMT, palliative care, and medical ethics.

Luis Murillo, MD

Faculty Associate

Dr. Murillo earned his bachelor's degree in biology with a minor in religious studies from Franklin and Marshall College. He earned his Doctorate of Allopathic Medicine at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. He went on to complete his Family Medicine Residency at Reading Hospital where he also served as Chief Resident in his final year. 

Dr. Murillo is now pursuing his Masters in Public Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomsburg School of Public Health.  Professional interests include research focused on healthcare disparities and improved delivery of care to underserved communities. He is also an active member of Reading Hospital's medical ethics committee.  

Awards:

• Resident Teacher of the Year Award 2017
• Certificate in Global Health Medicine

Lee Radosh, MD

Associate Faculty

Dr. Lee Radosh is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and Temple University School of Medicine. He completed his Family Medicine Residency training at Lancaster General Hospital. He then joined the faculty of Reading Hospital and completed a Faculty Development Fellowship at Michigan State University. He became the Associate Director of the Family Medicine Residency Program in 2006 and became the Program Director in 2011. He completed the National Institute for Program Director Development (NIPDD) program in 2013. His professional interests include quality improvement, medical informatics, and practice management. He has given talks nationally on such topics as the Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) and AAFP Scientific Assembly conferences. Dr. Radosh is also the host of the local cable television show, "Medicine in the News." He is on the faculty of the Pennsylvania Academy of Family Physicians (PAFP) collaborative to assist family medicine residency programs to help improve their clinical practices. He has been worked with several initiatives, including site representative of an IPIP (improving performance in practice) regional collaborative, member of the Payment Methodology Work Group of Pennsylvania's State Healthcare Innovation Plan (through a CMS innovation grant), and member of several committees relating to his health system's clinical integration. Dr. Radosh is an Associate Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at Temple University School of Medicine, a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at Penn State College of Medicine, and a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Family, Community, and Preventive Medicine at Drexel University College of Medicine. He is married to Jodi Radosh, PhD, a professor at Alvernia University, and the father of two young girls. He has served on the board of Berks Community Television, a local non-profit that produces hundreds of local, live call-in programs every month, and he has coached Little League girls’ soccer.

• 2010 National Society of Teachers of Family Medicine presentation on methods of rounding and patient satisfaction

Deborah Bevvino, CRNP, PhD

Faculty Associate, Behavioral Medicine

Dr. Deborah Bevvino received her bachelor’s degree in nursing from Western Connecticut University and a Master’s in Nursing Science from the University of Arkansas. She has held clinical nursing positions, serving as nurse manager in coronary critical care and has practiced as an Adult Nurse Practitioner in primary care and addiction medicine. 

Dr. Bevvino has held full-time faculty positions at both Hahnemann University and Albright College and served as Chairperson of the Albright Nursing Department for three years. Following a pre-doctoral clinical psychology internship at Reading Hospital, Dr. Bevvino received her Ph.D. in Psychology from Lehigh University.

Dr. Bevvino oversees the Behavioral Medicine curriculum and education for the Family Medicine Residency Program. She is also a licensed psychologist and has a psychotherapy practice at Reading Hospital's Center for Mental Health.

Dr. Bevvino is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Family and Community Medicine at Penn State College of Medicine and the Sidney Kimmel Family and Community Medicine College of Jefferson University.  Her professional interests include attachment theory, Ayur-Veda Medicine, and integrated healthcare.

Nipa Doshi, MD

Faculty Associate, Curriculum

Dr. Nipa Doshi is a graduate of Loyola College and Hahnemann University School of Medicine. She completed her Family Medicine Residency training at Lancaster General Hospital. Following completion of a Faculty Development Fellowship at Lancaster General Hospital, she joined the Family Medicine Residency Program at Drexel University’s Warminster Hospital, serving as Associate Program Director and then Interim Program Director. Dr. Doshi joined Reading Hospital's Family Medicine Residency Program in 2007. She coordinates the PGY-1, PGY-2, and PGY-3 curriculum, in addition to teaching residents and medical students in the inpatient and ambulatory settings. Dr. Doshi is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Family and Community Medicine at Penn State College of Medicine. She is also the Medical Director the Western Berks Free Medical Clinic.

William Lovett, MD

Faculty Associate, Geriatrics

Dr. Lovett obtained his BSAg degree from the University of Delaware and his medical degree from Jefferson Medical College. He completed his Family Medicine Residency at Chestnut Hill Hospital in Philadelphia. Following residency, he worked with the National Health Service Corps in Denton, Md. He then joined the Fredericksburg Community Health Center and precepted medical students in his office. In July 2008, he joined the Penn State/Good Samaritan Family and Community Medicine Residency Program and served as Assistant Program Director. He joined the Reading Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program in April 2012 and coordinates the geriatric experience for the residents. Dr. Lovett has volunteered on international medical missions in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. He is certified by the American Board of Family Medicine and holds a Certificate of Added Qualifications in Geriatric Medicine.

Louis Mancano, MD

Medical Director, Ambulatory Services

Dr. Louis Mancano completed his undergraduate education at St. Joseph’s University and his medical education at Temple University School of Medicine. Following completion of his family medicine residency training at Montgomery Hospital Medical Center, Dr. Mancano worked in a semi-rural private group family practice for five years. He then joined the faculty of the Montgomery Family Medicine Residency Program; and, after completing the American Academy of Family Physicians Program Director Fellowship, he served as their Program Director. He joined Reading Hospital's Family Medicine Residency Program in 2001 as Associate Director, and after obtaining a Masters of Business Administration, he was appointed Medical Director of Ambulatory Services. Dr. Mancano continues to be very active with the residency, teaching residents ambulatory care with a special interest in dermatology, office procedures, and practice management. Dr. Mancano is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at Penn State College of Medicine and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at Temple University School of Medicine.