I was born and raised in Philadelphia, PA until residency when we moved to Danville, PA for my Med-Peds training. During my final year of residency, I developed the concept for a complex care clinic focusing on adult transitional care; fortunately, I have been able to continue juggling the complex care clinic while also serving as PD! I never expected to love living in Central PA, but after 13 years, I cannot see living anywhere else! I love my family and acting like a giant child around them, exploring the area with them, running/exercise, sports and just time to relax.

I came to Danville as a medical student with my Danvillian husband and never have left!  I did most of my clinical training at Geisinger, and we both continue to practice here. We have two young girls and are busy juggling lives as physicians and parents. Besides my physician and mom hats, I enjoy running (especially Run Disney races), reading books, doing puzzles (infrequent) and baking, in my spare time.

I joined Geisinger in 2020 as a combined Med-Peds Hospitalist. Prior to that, I completed Med-Peds training and a 5th year chief residency/hospitalist year at University of Rochester Medical Center. I am loving the transition to Geisinger, Danville and farm life. Most of my hobbies currently surround being a farmer’s wife and mother of a toddler and soon-to-be second baby. Generally speaking I love to do things outdoors and related to eating (including cooking, baking, canning).  

Alicia here, AKA: Boss. In 2015, I became the Program Administrator for the Med-Peds residency program. I have loved every minute of it, especially forming bonds with our residents and helping them succeed professionally and personally. When I’m not spending time with my work family, I enjoy baking, cooking, gardening and most importantly, making memories with my husband and daughter.

Hello all! This is Dr. Hurley! I have dreamed about being a primary care physician for most of my life and absolutely LOVE what I do! My primary interests are in preventative care and guideline-driven medical practices. When I’m not doing medicine, I love spending time with my wife and all of our fur-babies (2 cats & 3 dogs). I love sports and many would call me an expert when it comes to fantasy football. The best physicians with whom I trained had an infectious love for what they do, and it’s my goal to help a little bit of my passion rub off on you!

It is actually possible. All of it (or at least most of it). I am overly optimistic board-certified and practicing pediatric and adult rheumatologist here at Geisinger Medical Center. I completed my combined fellowship training at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh and University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and joined Geisinger in fall 2018. I’m fortunate enough to live and play in both worlds and aspire to create a young adult transition clinic for patients with chronic rheumatic disease. I’m USSONAR trained and RhMSUS certified in musculoskeletal ultrasound and incorporate this into my practice regularly; I am also involved in the Childhood Arthritis and Rheumatology Research Alliance ultrasound workgroup. When I’m not working, I am playing! I love spending time with my husband, Rob (adult infectious disease), and our two young children, and am constantly looking for an excuse to get outside and move.

Hi everyone, my name is Andy Peckham and I love my job at Geisinger working with residents as a combined Internal Medicine-Pediatric Hospitalist! I completed Med-Peds residency at the University of Rochester Medical Center in NY. I was fortunate to find a perfect 50-50 Med-Peds Hospitalist job here at Geisinger, starting the summer of 2019. My wife Jen and I love the outdoors, and we are also happy to be close to Jen’s family. I’m passionate about point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) and I’m working on creating a curriculum for both the Internal Medicine and Pediatric residency programs.  My professional interests also include medical education, global and public health, and evidence-based medicine. Outside of the hospital, I love to do all kinds of outdoor activities including rock and ice climbing, skiing, kayaking, biking, and hiking. Most of all I enjoy spending time exploring with my wife and three kids, traveling, being active outside, and including my family in medical missions.

Hello! I am Agnes. I help direct the journal club for the Med-Peds residency program. I enjoy the intellectual stimulation this brings while equipping the residents with skills to interpret journal articles. I currently work primarily as an outpatient Med-Peds provider (Geisinger Woodbine Clinic). I am blessed with a wonderful family including my husband, Chris; my daughter, Gyovanna; and my son, Isaiah; we all enjoy living in this beautiful place.

I originally came to Danville as a resident in this very Med-Peds Program after having finished medical school out in Philadelphia. Ultimately, it was the community, the culture of education, and plethora of career opportunities that convinced me to stay as faculty! My medical interests include clinical work with medically complex adults with medical conditions originating in childhood, as well as primary care, which is ultimately what brought me to my work in the Complex Care Clinic and Milton Community Clinic. Outside of medicine, I enjoy hiking, running, embroidery, crochet work, and reading plenty of mystery books!