Having received his B.A. from Tufts University in Boston and his M.D. from Temple University in Philadelphia, Dr. Albenberg continued his southerly descent to Charleston in 1994 to pursue a specialty in Family Medicine. Since residency he has been in private practice locally, focusing on disease prevention and wellness maintenance. Considering himself a premature casualty of a broken system, he retreated from a high volume practice in December, 2002. Out of both hope and desperation, he envisioned and founded Access Healthcare, LLC, South Carolina's first Retail Medicine primary care practice in 2003. He has been Board Certified in Family Medicine since 1997.
Liz graduated from the College of Charleston in 1998 with a BS in Psychology. She moved to Jackson Hole to pursue a career as a waitress while she fulfilled her skiing obsession. Several years later, and after learning there were no nursing schools in Wyoming, she moved back to Charleston to obtain her nursing degree. In her spare time, Liz stays busy with renovating her house, working as a real estate agent, obtaining her RN online and, most importantly, preparing for her baby girl, Price, due in April.
Stacey obtained her BS in finance from Penn State University and her MBA in finance from New York University before pursuing a career in corporate finance. Stacey resided in a reclusive world of cash flow modeling and corporate financial analysis in New York before moving to Access Healthcare in Charleston to both discover her intrapersonal skills as part time receptionist and expand her analytical scope as practice finance manager. Her additional roles include "devils advocate", "voice of reason" and manager of toddler relations, which currently includes a staff of two.
Jessica's recent departure leaves Zoë third ranking in seniority here at Access Healthcare, a position which is well-deserving of the respect that she demands. Zoë works the third-shift at "daddy's house" where she consistently and without fail arrives at 5:05, ensuring that any lingering patients or co-workers leave the premises at once for the comfort and safety of their own homes. Having mastered naptime at the practice, volume control while daddy is "giving shots" and applying universal precautions around the office, she continues to "need improvement" in the areas of remaining upright while running, personal hygiene, remaining composed during self-inflicted epistaxis and not coloring on the walls.
Sydney continues to progress on schedule, meeting and even exceeding all developmental, social and anthropomorphic milestones to date. On her last quarterly eval, she was noted to score high ranks in the areas of patient and pet relations and "gummy" intake, leaving only modest room for improvement in the areas of mood-management, sitting on her bottom and survival without her "binki". We have great hopes for Sydney's future with the practice as she continues to further her skill set as a solo shagger http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZERkqkGPvRQ
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