She then went on to complete her residency in dermatology at Penn State Milton S. Rosamilia graduated with her medical degree from the Penn State College of Medicine in 2005.
GEISINGER SCENERY PARK DR RAJ SKIN
This includes treatment of skin diseases, skin cancer, and inflammatory disorders, as well as cosmetic services, like laser hair removal and Botox®. At present, she sees patients of all ages at Geisinger Scenery Park in State College, Pennsylvania.įrom common to complex conditions, dermatologists at Geisinger have the training and experience to provide a personalized treatment plan to help patients manage any issue they are facing, and their clinical expertise serves the majority of rural Pennsylvania. Her clinical interests include infectious diseases, acne/rosacea, psoriasis, and melanoma. Rosamilia specializes in medical dermatology. Rumor has it (non-Geisinger doctor friend) that the root cause was that Geisinger didnt treat their docs very well.(Spin Digit Editorial):- New York City, () – Being a board-certified dermatologist, Dr. The email system likewise is a good idea but seriously, what doctors have time to respond to them in todays non concierge practices? Also, until rather recently, there has been excessive physician turnover which made it hard to develop trust and long-term relationships. Perhaps they ran into one.I DO have a few complaints about the organization, of which Ill only mention a few: the corporation (and it IS one after all), is suffused with bureaucracy much entirely unneccessary which can frustrate staff and patients alike (example: their listings online - phone numbers and other - are constantly out of date and for a long time, it was simply impossible to get through by phone for patients or other doctors alike. Cant help wondering what the complaining reviewers were bringing to the table, except that there must be a few bad apples and of course, almost everybody has a bad day occasionally. She was competent but it was just too serious not to see an MD.But niceness? Geisinger has that in spades in their employees - almost a miracle considering how overworked they are. Once, I had to drive to Johns Hopkins for a rare ENT emergency when there was noone but aPA available locally.
Its YOUR body!Some specialties simply arent available in town (not just at Geisinger) at any point in time - most recently: psychiatry, endocrinology, ENT, optometry and perhaps a few others areas I havent needed to know about. Likewise, to get second or even third opinions right in town if one feels misunderstood. Translation = for problems requiring complex surgery, diagnosis and/or treatment one is well advised if possible, to go to larger medical centers elsewhere or at the very least, to seek out the best local specialists for ones problem wherever they may be affiliated.
Except for some ordinary problems as with any large organization, Ive been quite satisfied.Without exception, Ive found physicians, nurses, schedulers and phone people to be considerate, mannerly and (MOSTLY) well-informed.This last caveat is necessary and quite expectable in a rural area which as a whole IS admittedly medically underserved. I dont know where the (extremely) negative reviewers are coming from I but theyve moved me to write a lengthy rebuttal.Ive been seeing a Geisinger internist for almost 15 years as well as dealing with miscellaneous other Geisinger specialists.
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