Pamela L. Pentin, MD Appointed to Medical
Staff of Maine Coast Memorial Hospital
Pamela L. Pentin,
MD, a Family Medicine Specialist has joined
the Medical Staff of the Eleanor Widener
Dixon Memorial Clinic in Gouldsboro.
Dr. Pentin comes to Maine Coast Memorial
Hospital from The faculty of Puget Sound
Family Medicine Residency, Naval Hospital
Bremerton, Washington, where she also was a
Clinical Assistant Professor of Family
Medicine at the University of Washington
School of Medicine. Previous to her
Washington post, she was an instructor in
Family Medicine at Brown University, Medical
School, and a staff physician at Naval
Hospital, Newport, Rhode Island.
Dr. Pentin has fourteen years of combined
active and reserve service as a medical
officer in the United States Navy and she
remains a Lieutenant Commander in the United
States Navy Reserve. She is a veteran of
Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation
Iraqi Freedom.
Pamela Pentin is a New England native and
discovered Coastal Acadia and Downeast Maine
while living, working and being educated in
Philadelphia. Many of her friends in
Philadelphia shared their love for Downeast
Maine with her and husband Tom. As a result
the couple rented a summer home in Marlboro
for a number of summers. Dr. Pentin has now
returned to Maine because she believes “we
live in one of the most beautiful places in
the world”.
When not practicing medicine, she looks
forward to antiquing, service work in the
community and tending to a love for
knitting.
With respect to her special interest in
medical practice in Maine, she looks forward
to working with patients on healthy life
style changes, women’s health issues and
focusing on total family healthcare.
Husband Tom is an attorney and writer of
crime fiction.
For further information on Pamela L. Pentin,
MD, or for an appointment, call the Eleanor
Widener Dixon Memorial Clinic, Gouldsboro at
963-4066 or 664-5610.
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