Current Residents - GVMC Family Medicine

I went to WVSOM. I love being outside with my dogs, baking, gardening, canning and mountain biking! I am interested in incorporating outpatient wound care and OMM into my future FM practice! Rural medicine has always been my dream, and I am so excited to continue my education at home surrounded by family!

I am a physician certified by ECFMG and a resident of Ohio. I am passionate about improving healthcare access in underserved and rural areas, believing that everyone should have access to good healthcare whenever and wherever they need it. To reflect this passion, I co-founded OneClinic, which develops telemedicine technology to enhance healthcare access in healthcare shortage areas and rural Ohio. Our technology received a US patent, and our efforts were recognized in a proclamation from Governor Mike DeWine's office. I have developed extensive clinical knowledge through externships and observeships in outpatient and inpatient settings in the US, which helped me acquire good interpersonal skills. My interests lies in behavioral healthcare. With an increasing number of individuals experiencing behavioral health problems, I believe that family physicians play an essential role in treating patients' behavioral health. As a result, I intend to pursue a fellowship in behavioral health. I absolutely love coffee! My hobbies include swimming, playing squash, spending time with my family, cooking and more than anything eating good food. :)

My name is Naman Shah. I am from New York. I completed Doctorate of Medicine from the American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine. My hobbies include traveling and exploring new places, playing and watching sports such as baseball, basketball and cricket, composing music and playing guitar along with singing, dancing, playing chess and spending good family time. My special interest within family medicine specialty include ambulatory care and emergency medicine. 

Hello everyone! My name is Kelsey Still. I was born and raised in Alderson, West Virginia. My parents, fiancé, and extended family still reside in Greenbrier County, so I'm looking forward to coming home! I attended St. George's University School of Medicine and spent the last two years in Brooklyn, NY finishing my clinical rotations. When I am not studying or working, you can find me reading, traveling, playing softball, scuba diving, gardening or watching archaeology documentaries. My medical interests revolve around obesity medicine, geriatrics, preventative care and lifestyle management. My pursuit of medicine has granted me the opportunity to return home to provide medical care to those in my community. I can't wait to meet everyone!

Originally a resident of Southern California, I earned two Bachelor’s degrees from California Baptist University (CBU), one in Biology and one in Oboe Performance. I then headed to Pennsylvania and completed a Master’s in Biomedical Science with a concentration in Aging and Long-Term Care Administration from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM). Most recently, I completed a DO degree at Liberty University College of Osteopathic Medicine (LUCOM). In my free time, I enjoy being in nature, knitting, baking and spending time with friends and family. Medical interests include geriatric medicine, osteopathic manipulative treatment and serving in underserved areas. My training has taken me all over the country, and I am excited to experience life in West Virginia!

I earned my medical degree from St. George's University School of Medicine and did my clinical rotations in New York. I earned an MBA in Multi-Sector Healthcare Management. I believe in the power of preventative care, health education and partnering with patients to help individuals take proactive steps in pursuing lifelong wellness. 

Outside of medicine, I enjoy hiking, kayaking and savoring moments of connection with friends and family over good food and laughter. 

I look forward to nurturing my growth as a compassionate clinician, fostering meaningful connections within the community and advancing the mission of providing high-quality, patient-centered care for all. 

My name is Hazzan Muzaffer and I was born in Beckley, WV, and raised in Bluefield, VA. I went to medical school at WVSOM. As far as hobbies go, I've always liked to read fantasy novels, sci-fi and horror, and I've dabbled in creative writing too (got an English degree too for funsies). I enjoy playing tennis and hiking with the family and once a year we'll go white water rafting. I also play Dungeons and Dragons with my friends on weekends as part of a game night tradition. As for medicine, I have a strong interest in treating mental illness and addiction medicine. Hope this is enough to give you all a basic idea of myself.