Natasha M. Carlson, MD, MPH

Family Medicine

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Specialties
Family Medicine
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Languages spoken
English, Hindi

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About Dr. Carlson

Philosophy of care

To me, medicine is combining faith and evidence-based knowledge to prevent and treat illness, while encouraging an atmosphere of shared clinical decision-making. Involving you in your care allows you to engage and play an active role in your health.

Why I entered medicine

I grew up watching my dad, a physician, make such a difference in each of his patient's lives. Since I was a child, I knew how fulfilling and exciting a job in medicine can be. Every day I get to wake up, meet new people, and help each patient be the best and healthiest version of themselves.

Community involvement

My husband and I started a non-profit organization called "Mission on Fire," which focuses on the core tenets of medicine, mission work and marriage. We hope to use our faith and skills in medicine to bring hope and healing all around the world though mission work.

Personal interests

I love cooking, playing tennis, traveling and spending time with my husband and family.

Education

Undergraduate
Skidmore College, BA - Neuroscience, 2011

Graduate
St. George's University Medical School, MSPH - Public Health, 2015

Medical Training
St. George's University Medical School, MD - Doctor of Medicine, 2018

Training

Residency 2021
Family Medicine, Lehigh Valley Health Network, Allentown, PA

Certifications

American Board of Family Medicine - Family Medicine

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  1. Physician Communication Questions
    1. Did this provider give you enough information about your health and treatment?
    2. Did this provider give you easy to understand information about your health questions and concerns?
    3. Did this provider listen carefully to you?
    4. Did this provider seem to know your medical history?
    5. Did you trust this provider with your care?
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