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Assistant Program Director, Family Medicine Residency[1]
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His choice to specialize in family and obesity medicine reflects his desire to partner with patients throughout all stages of life.
a strong interest in lifestyle, fitness, and nutrition
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Biographical context: His choice to specialize in family and obesity medicine reflects his desire to partner with patients throughout all stages of life.
Patrick Stevens, DO, DABOM Assistant Program Director, Family Medicine Residency Patrick Stevens is a board-certified family and obesity medicine physician practicing at Hugh Chatham Family Medicine – Elkin. Originally from South Bend, Indiana. Patrick now calls the foothills of North Carolina home. He earned his undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences from Indiana University and completed his medical education at Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine. He went on to complete his residency in Family Medicine at Spectrum Health Lakeland and later obtained board certification in Obesity Medicine. Patrick has a strong interest in lifestyle, fitness, and nutrition. Central to his approach is the belief that healthcare should be open, affirming, and inclusive. He strives to create a clinical environment that not only welcomes all individuals but celebrates their unique identities. For him, medicine is both a science and an art, one that requires empathy, creativity, and deep human connection. With a passion for serving underserved populations, Patrick dedicates a significant portion of his practice to the treatment of obesity, mental health, and gender-affirming care. His commitment to these areas is grounded in a deep-seated belief that every person, regardless of background or identity, deserves compassionate and high-quality care. Patrick values building meaningful relationships with his patients, from newborns to older adults. He takes the time to listen to their stories and seeks to make a lasting, positive impact on their lives. His choice to specialize in family and obesity medicine reflects his desire to partner with patients throughout all stages of life. For Patrick, this work is about more than treating illness, it’s about fostering long-term wellness through connection, understanding, and shared purpose.
Degree: DABOM
Patrick Stevens, DO, DABOM Assistant Program Director, Family Medicine Residency Patrick Stevens is a board-certified family and obesity medicine physician practicing at Hugh Chatham Family Medicine – Elkin. Originally from South Bend, Indiana. Patrick now calls the foothills of North Carolina home. He earned his undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences from Indiana University and completed his medical education at Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine. He went on to complete his residency in Family Medicine at Spectrum Health Lakeland and later obtained board certification in Obesity Medicine. Patrick has a strong interest in lifestyle, fitness, and nutrition. Central to his approach is the belief that healthcare should be open, affirming, and inclusive. He strives to create a clinical environment that not only welcomes all individuals but celebrates their unique identities. For him, medicine is both a science and an art, one that requires empathy, creativity, and deep human connection. With a passion for serving underserved populations, Patrick dedicates a significant portion of his practice to the treatment of obesity, mental health, and gender-affirming care. His commitment to these areas is grounded in a deep-seated belief that every person, regardless of background or identity, deserves compassionate and high-quality care. Patrick values building meaningful relationships with his patients, from newborns to older adults. He takes the time to listen to their stories and seeks to make a lasting, positive impact on their lives. His choice to specialize in family and obesity medicine reflects his desire to partner with patients throughout all stages of life. For Patrick, this work is about more than treating illness, it’s about fostering long-term wellness through connection, understanding, and shared purpose.
Degree: DO
Patrick Stevens, DO, DABOM Assistant Program Director, Family Medicine Residency Patrick Stevens is a board-certified family and obesity medicine physician practicing at Hugh Chatham Family Medicine – Elkin. Originally from South Bend, Indiana. Patrick now calls the foothills of North Carolina home. He earned his undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences from Indiana University and completed his medical education at Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine. He went on to complete his residency in Family Medicine at Spectrum Health Lakeland and later obtained board certification in Obesity Medicine. Patrick has a strong interest in lifestyle, fitness, and nutrition. Central to his approach is the belief that healthcare should be open, affirming, and inclusive. He strives to create a clinical environment that not only welcomes all individuals but celebrates their unique identities. For him, medicine is both a science and an art, one that requires empathy, creativity, and deep human connection. With a passion for serving underserved populations, Patrick dedicates a significant portion of his practice to the treatment of obesity, mental health, and gender-affirming care. His commitment to these areas is grounded in a deep-seated belief that every person, regardless of background or identity, deserves compassionate and high-quality care. Patrick values building meaningful relationships with his patients, from newborns to older adults. He takes the time to listen to their stories and seeks to make a lasting, positive impact on their lives. His choice to specialize in family and obesity medicine reflects his desire to partner with patients throughout all stages of life. For Patrick, this work is about more than treating illness, it’s about fostering long-term wellness through connection, understanding, and shared purpose.
Education record: completed his medical education at Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine
Patrick Stevens, DO, DABOM Assistant Program Director, Family Medicine Residency Patrick Stevens is a board-certified family and obesity medicine physician practicing at Hugh Chatham Family Medicine – Elkin. Originally from South Bend, Indiana. Patrick now calls the foothills of North Carolina home. He earned his undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences from Indiana University and completed his medical education at Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine. He went on to complete his residency in Family Medicine at Spectrum Health Lakeland and later obtained board certification in Obesity Medicine. Patrick has a strong interest in lifestyle, fitness, and nutrition. Central to his approach is the belief that healthcare should be open, affirming, and inclusive. He strives to create a clinical environment that not only welcomes all individuals but celebrates their unique identities. For him, medicine is both a science and an art, one that requires empathy, creativity, and deep human connection. With a passion for serving underserved populations, Patrick dedicates a significant portion of his practice to the treatment of obesity, mental health, and gender-affirming care. His commitment to these areas is grounded in a deep-seated belief that every person, regardless of background or identity, deserves compassionate and high-quality care. Patrick values building meaningful relationships with his patients, from newborns to older adults. He takes the time to listen to their stories and seeks to make a lasting, positive impact on their lives. His choice to specialize in family and obesity medicine reflects his desire to partner with patients throughout all stages of life. For Patrick, this work is about more than treating illness, it’s about fostering long-term wellness through connection, understanding, and shared purpose.
Education record: earned his undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences from Indiana University
He earned his undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences from Indiana University and completed his medical education at Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine.
Identity: Patrick Stevens
Patrick Stevens, DO, DABOM Assistant Program Director, Family Medicine Residency Patrick Stevens is a board-certified family and obesity medicine physician practicing at Hugh Chatham Family Medicine – Elkin. Originally from South Bend, Indiana. Patrick now calls the foothills of North Carolina home. He earned his undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences from Indiana University and completed his medical education at Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine. He went on to complete his residency in Family Medicine at Spectrum Health Lakeland and later obtained board certification in Obesity Medicine. Patrick has a strong interest in lifestyle, fitness, and nutrition. Central to his approach is the belief that healthcare should be open, affirming, and inclusive. He strives to create a clinical environment that not only welcomes all individuals but celebrates their unique identities. For him, medicine is both a science and an art, one that requires empathy, creativity, and deep human connection. With a passion for serving underserved populations, Patrick dedicates a significant portion of his practice to the treatment of obesity, mental health, and gender-affirming care. His commitment to these areas is grounded in a deep-seated belief that every person, regardless of background or identity, deserves compassionate and high-quality care. Patrick values building meaningful relationships with his patients, from newborns to older adults. He takes the time to listen to their stories and seeks to make a lasting, positive impact on their lives. His choice to specialize in family and obesity medicine reflects his desire to partner with patients throughout all stages of life. For Patrick, this work is about more than treating illness, it’s about fostering long-term wellness through connection, understanding, and shared purpose.
Professional role: Assistant Program Director, Family Medicine Residency
Patrick Stevens, DO, DABOM Assistant Program Director, Family Medicine Residency Patrick Stevens is a board-certified family and obesity medicine physician practicing at Hugh Chatham Family Medicine – Elkin. Originally from South Bend, Indiana. Patrick now calls the foothills of North Carolina home. He earned his undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences from Indiana University and completed his medical education at Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine. He went on to complete his residency in Family Medicine at Spectrum Health Lakeland and later obtained board certification in Obesity Medicine. Patrick has a strong interest in lifestyle, fitness, and nutrition. Central to his approach is the belief that healthcare should be open, affirming, and inclusive. He strives to create a clinical environment that not only welcomes all individuals but celebrates their unique identities. For him, medicine is both a science and an art, one that requires empathy, creativity, and deep human connection. With a passion for serving underserved populations, Patrick dedicates a significant portion of his practice to the treatment of obesity, mental health, and gender-affirming care. His commitment to these areas is grounded in a deep-seated belief that every person, regardless of background or identity, deserves compassionate and high-quality care. Patrick values building meaningful relationships with his patients, from newborns to older adults. He takes the time to listen to their stories and seeks to make a lasting, positive impact on their lives. His choice to specialize in family and obesity medicine reflects his desire to partner with patients throughout all stages of life. For Patrick, this work is about more than treating illness, it’s about fostering long-term wellness through connection, understanding, and shared purpose.
Professional role: board-certified family and obesity medicine physician
Patrick Stevens, DO, DABOM Assistant Program Director, Family Medicine Residency Patrick Stevens is a board-certified family and obesity medicine physician practicing at Hugh Chatham Family Medicine – Elkin. Originally from South Bend, Indiana. Patrick now calls the foothills of North Carolina home. He earned his undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences from Indiana University and completed his medical education at Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine. He went on to complete his residency in Family Medicine at Spectrum Health Lakeland and later obtained board certification in Obesity Medicine. Patrick has a strong interest in lifestyle, fitness, and nutrition. Central to his approach is the belief that healthcare should be open, affirming, and inclusive. He strives to create a clinical environment that not only welcomes all individuals but celebrates their unique identities. For him, medicine is both a science and an art, one that requires empathy, creativity, and deep human connection. With a passion for serving underserved populations, Patrick dedicates a significant portion of his practice to the treatment of obesity, mental health, and gender-affirming care. His commitment to these areas is grounded in a deep-seated belief that every person, regardless of background or identity, deserves compassionate and high-quality care. Patrick values building meaningful relationships with his patients, from newborns to older adults. He takes the time to listen to their stories and seeks to make a lasting, positive impact on their lives. His choice to specialize in family and obesity medicine reflects his desire to partner with patients throughout all stages of life. For Patrick, this work is about more than treating illness, it’s about fostering long-term wellness through connection, understanding, and shared purpose.
Professional role: board-certified family and obesity medicine physician practicing at Hugh Chatham Family Medicine – Elkin
Patrick Stevens, DO, DABOM Assistant Program Director, Family Medicine Residency Patrick Stevens is a board-certified family and obesity medicine physician practicing at Hugh Chatham Family Medicine – Elkin. Originally from South Bend, Indiana. Patrick now calls the foothills of North Carolina home. He earned his undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences from Indiana University and completed his medical education at Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine. He went on to complete his residency in Family Medicine at Spectrum Health Lakeland and later obtained board certification in Obesity Medicine. Patrick has a strong interest in lifestyle, fitness, and nutrition. Central to his approach is the belief that healthcare should be open, affirming, and inclusive. He strives to create a clinical environment that not only welcomes all individuals but celebrates their unique identities. For him, medicine is both a science and an art, one that requires empathy, creativity, and deep human connection. With a passion for serving underserved populations, Patrick dedicates a significant portion of his practice to the treatment of obesity, mental health, and gender-affirming care. His commitment to these areas is grounded in a deep-seated belief that every person, regardless of background or identity, deserves compassionate and high-quality care. Patrick values building meaningful relationships with his patients, from newborns to older adults. He takes the time to listen to their stories and seeks to make a lasting, positive impact on their lives. His choice to specialize in family and obesity medicine reflects his desire to partner with patients throughout all stages of life. For Patrick, this work is about more than treating illness, it’s about fostering long-term wellness through connection, understanding, and shared purpose.
Research interests: a strong interest in lifestyle, fitness, and nutrition
Patrick has a strong interest in lifestyle, fitness, and nutrition.