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PROVIDERS
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Herbert
F. Sanders, M.D.
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Julia
L. Mikell, M.D.
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Richard
A. Bodziner, M.D.
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Frank Lafranchise, M.D.
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S.
Terri Bunch, M.D., MB, CHIR
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William
T. Garrett, M.D.
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Wallette
G. Widener, MSN, APRN, BC, CNRN
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Kathryn
Gilreath, MSN
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 Hebert
F. Sanders, M.D., attended the University of Virginia College of
Arts & Sciences in 1963. Following medical school in 1968 he was an
intern at the University of Missouri Medical Center and then began
neurosurgery training at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.
The training was interrupted by the United States Navy and in 1972 Dr.
Sanders was honorably discharged as a Lieutenant Commander.
Subsequently, he finished neurology training at Vanderbilt University
in 1976. Dr. Sanders is certified by the American Board of Psychiatry
and Neurology and the American Board of Sleep medicine. He is actively
involved in the resident teaching program at Memorial
Health University
Medical Center
in Savannah.
Dr. Sanders is the widower of Susan Sanders, has two children and 5
grand children.
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 Julia
L. Mikell, M.D., received her undergraduate degree from University of Georgia, magna cum laude in
1972. Following graduation, Dr. Mikell pursued a career in medicine and
completed medical school at the Medical College of Georgia in 1976.
Subsequently, Dr. Mikell completed her internship at the Medical
University of South Carolina and her Neurology Residency and Fellowship
at The Mayo Clinic in 1980. In addition to Neurology, Dr. Mikell is
also an Active Certified Member of Neurorehabilitation and an
accredited Clinical Polysomnographer and Member of The Director of
Rehabilitation at Candler
Hospital. Dr.
Mikell has been in private practice in Savannah since 1980. Dr. Mikell is
married to the Honorable Charles B. Mikell, Jr. and has three sons.
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 Richard
A. Bodziner, M.D received his undergraduate degree from Tulane University
in 1975 and completed medical school at the Medical college of Georgia
in 1979. Following medical school Dr. Bodziner completed his internship
at Long Island Jewish Hospital in New York
and his Neurology Resident training at New
England Medical
Center in Boston Massachusetts.
He completed his fellowship in New
York City in 1984. In addition to the American
Board of Psychiatry and Neurology Dr. Bodziner holds certification with
the American Association of Electromyography and Electrodiagnosis. He
has been in private practice in Savannah
since 1984. Dr. Bodziner is married to Meridith Bodziner and has two
incredible daughters.
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Frank Lafranchise, M.D., received his undergraduate degree at Georgetown University in 1982 and completed
in medical school of medicine in 1986. Following medical school Dr.
Lafranchise completed his Neurology Resident Training at the Cleveland
Clinic Foundation and Hospital and Subsequently completed his
fellowship in Neurorehabilitation at Spaulding
Rehabilitation Hospital in Boston. Dr. Lafranchise completed an
additional fellowship in Cerebrovascular Disease and Stroke at Tufts-New England
Medical Center
in Boston.
In addition to the American Board of Psychiatry at St. Joseph’s
Hospital and has been in private practice in savannah since 1986 he is
married to Joan Lafranchise and has one daughter and a son.
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 S.Terri
Bunch, M.D., MB, CHIR, began both undergraduate and graduate
medicine at the University of Cambridge in England. She graduated in
December 2000, following a ten year participatory period in
neurochemical research. Dr. Bunch completed her internships in England
and subsequently studied Neurotrauma with a special interest in
pediatrics. Upon returning to the United
States, Dr. Bunch completed an internship in
medicine in Minnesota, followed by a
dual residency in adult and pediatric neurology, and a pediatric
neurology fellowship at the University
of Florida in Gainesville. She has maintained her
interests in brain chemistry and continues to publish in peer reviewed
journals. Behavioral neurology and autism are her special interests.
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 William
T. Garrett, M.D., received his undergraduate degree from University of Georgia in 1987. He completed
medical school at the Medical College for Georgia in 1991. Following
medical school Dr. Garrett completed his internship at Emory University
in Atlanta
in 1992. He completed his Neurology Resident Training at the University of Virginia,
and then completed his Fellowship, also at University of Virginia
in Movement disorders, Neuropharmacology and Neuropsychiatric Geriatric
and EMG. Dr. Garrett has been in private practice in Savannah since 1999. He is married to
Kelly Garrette has two daughters and a son.
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 Wallette
G. Widener, MSN, APRN, BC, CNRN, received her Bachelor of Science
in Nursing in 1993 from Armstrong State College. She completed her
Master of Science in Nursing at Armstrong Atlantic
State University
in 1997 as an Adult Clinical Nurse Specialist. She successfully
completed the Family Nurse Practitioner program at Georgia Southern
University in 2002. She was inducted in Sigma Theta Tau International
Honor Society in 1993. She is a Certified Neuroscience Registered Nurse
and a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner.
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 Kathryn
Gilreath, MSN, ANP, graduated magna cum laude from Armstrong Atlantic State
University in
1999 with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. She was inducted into Sigma
Theta Tau International Honor Society. Kathy received her Master's
Degree in Nursing from Armstrong
Atlantic State University
in 2002. She is board-certified as an Adult Nurse Practitioner.
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