To contact your clinician:
- Use our Patient Portal (you will need an account) or
- Call 734-764-8320 and press 2
Noshir Y. Amaria, DO, AT, ATC, CAQSM
Steve Basmajian, PA-C
Julia Bemer, MD
Leyla Berry, MSN, RN, FNP-C
Agnes Bialikiewicz, MD
Anthony D'Silva, MD, MPH
Megan England, FNP-BC
Robert D. Ernst, MD
Susan Ernst, MD
Janice G. Farrehi, MD
Chris Frank, MD, PhD
Paula Goldman, MD
Saima Goraya, MD
Cindy Grimston, PA-C
Tatyana Stephan Guifarro, PA-C
Alexandra Harris, PA-C
Charis Hill, MD
Stefani A. Hudson, MD
Nida Husain, DO
Dina Kakish, OD
Amal Khalil, DO
Shamoli Khanderia, DO
Brian Lent, PA-C
Vivien H. Li, OD
Amelita Maslach, MD
Angela McGrady, MD, MPH
Micah Miller, MS, PA-C
David Millward, MD, MS
Lindsey Mortenson, MD, MS
Joseph Myers, OD
Jasmine Parvaz, MD, PhD
Andrea (Andie) Ransom, FNP-BC
Kartik Sidhar, MD
Joyce Song, MD
Monique Steel, MSN, WHNP-BC, RN
Danielle Track, MSN, WHNP-BC, CNM, RN
Heather B. Vance, MD
Rachelle Wilcox, MD, MPH
Some staff may not be included in the list above.
What do the abbreviations mean?
Physicians (MD or DO) at UHS are all licensed to practice medicine in the State of Michigan and are all board-certified specialists in Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Gynecology, or Psychiatry. Many have developed areas of special interest, such as cardiology, minor surgery, orthopedics, or women's health.
Physician Assistants (PA-C) have completed a two-year medical program after undergraduate training. PAs evaluate, diagnose, and provide medical care for a wide variety of problems. They also perform diagnostic procedures and minor surgery and prescribe medications and treatments. They work closely with physicians, and a backup physician is always available for their consultation. PAs are board-certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (PA-C) and function under the guidelines of the Michigan Medical Practice Acts.
Nurse Practitioners (NP) are registered nurses (RN) with additional specialized education (NP, MS, MSN) and skills to provide primary health care. Nurse practitioners identify and manage health problems and promote preventive health behaviors. All NPs have completed a certification program or hold a master's degree. NPs also have American Nurses Association certification as adult nurse practitioners and work in conjunction with physicians.
Doctors of Optometry (Optometrists or OD) are eye doctors who specialize in examination, diagnosis, and treatment of impairment and disease of the visual system. They are licensed to practice in Michigan. Read more about Eye Care Clinic and Optical Shop and meet our optometrists.
Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) provide clinical services and support for patients throughout UHS. Read more about Nursing Services and meet our nurses.