Justine Benjamin, PA-C

Danielle has always found medicine to be fascinating. With a desire to help others she chose to become a physician assistant because it allows her to practice in several areas of medicine, work as part of a team, and have a direct impact on her patients health. Danielle started her career in emergency medicine. When she comes to work Danielle looks forward to operating within a team environment. She knows each patient's experience provides her with a learning opportunity to grow and better herself. Danielle's mother is a nurse in radiation oncology. After observing her mother care for ill patients over the years, Danielle has come to fully understand the values of sympathy and compassion.

Lora Krone, PA-C is a caring and thoughtful physician assistant who works in oncology. She helps patients through some of the most difficult and uncertain times in their lives. Her journey to working in oncology came after years of working in surgery, where she developed a strong clinical foundation and a patient-centered approach to care. Lora was inspired by her father – a doctor whose career changed after he became sick. He now does mission work, helping people in other countries. Lora has been proud to join him on several missions. Lora has a special interest in treating patients with breast cancer and is passionate about creating a culture of positivity among both her patients and colleagues.

Sarah became a physician assistant, serving orthopedics, because it aligned with her passion for caring for others, health and movement. She enjoys the balance between assisting in the operating room and seeing patients in the office, along with the variety of conditions and injuries that are treated on a daily basis. Sarah thinks its important that every patient has a good understanding of their condition/injury and options for moving forward. She makes it a priority to have all of her patient's questions answered before they leave the office. Sarah is excited to come to work each day because she is able to play a role in each patient's unique journey.