Meet Dr. Petti!
Jack from WMC's Patient Advisory Council sat down with Dr. Petti to learn more about the newest provider at WMC.
Jack: Where were you born / raised?
Dr. Petti: I was born and raised in Buffalo, New York. I moved here this past fall and started working at Westminster Medical Center on February 3rd.
Jack: Family?
Dr. Petti: I moved here with my girlfriend and our dog, Hank, a beagle border collie mix. We live in the Evergreen area.
Jack: Where did you go to school?
Dr. Petti: I went to Ithaca College for undergraduate school and the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine for Medical School.
Jack: In a nutshell, can you tell us what osteopathic means in the medical world?
Dr. Petti: It is a form of manual medical skills with a focus or emphasis on the body’s innate ability to heal itself. There is no difference in medical licenses and there are the same opportunities for specialty training.
Jack: What do you like to do in your free time?
Dr. Petti: I like to ski, play golf, CrossFit train, lift weights, and go on adventures with Hank.
Jack: What kind of music do you like?
Dr. Petti: Country!
Jack: What is your favorite food/meal?
Dr. Petti: Pizza!
Jack: We know that you have a military background, what branch did you serve?
Dr. Petti: I served our country in the Army for seven years. During this time of service, I did two terms in Afghanistan where I spent time in both Cabal and Kandahar.
Jack: Is there anything else you would like to share with us?
Dr. Petti: I have a strong passion for serving patients of all ages, from the very youngest to the senior members among us. I am here to serve everyone!
Jack: Where were you born / raised?
Dr. Petti: I was born and raised in Buffalo, New York. I moved here this past fall and started working at Westminster Medical Center on February 3rd.
Jack: Family?
Dr. Petti: I moved here with my girlfriend and our dog, Hank, a beagle border collie mix. We live in the Evergreen area.
Jack: Where did you go to school?
Dr. Petti: I went to Ithaca College for undergraduate school and the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine for Medical School.
Jack: In a nutshell, can you tell us what osteopathic means in the medical world?
Dr. Petti: It is a form of manual medical skills with a focus or emphasis on the body’s innate ability to heal itself. There is no difference in medical licenses and there are the same opportunities for specialty training.
Jack: What do you like to do in your free time?
Dr. Petti: I like to ski, play golf, CrossFit train, lift weights, and go on adventures with Hank.
Jack: What kind of music do you like?
Dr. Petti: Country!
Jack: What is your favorite food/meal?
Dr. Petti: Pizza!
Jack: We know that you have a military background, what branch did you serve?
Dr. Petti: I served our country in the Army for seven years. During this time of service, I did two terms in Afghanistan where I spent time in both Cabal and Kandahar.
Jack: Is there anything else you would like to share with us?
Dr. Petti: I have a strong passion for serving patients of all ages, from the very youngest to the senior members among us. I am here to serve everyone!