Thomas M. Kaneko, MD

When I meet with my patients, listening is so important in providing the best care. I enjoy taking care of women and seeing them through difficult pregnancies. I care about them. It is rewarding to help a woman with medical complications succeed in having a healthy pregnancy and baby.

Michelle D. Tyler, MD, is a dedicated neonatologist affiliated with Dartmouth Health, serving as an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the Geisel School of Medicine. With a focus on neonatal and perinatal medicine, she completed her medical education at the University of California, San Diego, and further specialized through residency and fellowship at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. Dr. Tyler has been a part of the Dartmouth Health community since 2013, contributing to the advancement of pediatric care and the health of newborns. Her commitment to education and leadership in preventive medicine underscores her role in enhancing healthcare delivery within the region. Generated from the website

As a researcher, I strive to better understand the causes and effects of addiction in vulnerable and complex populations. I develop effective treatment interventions for addiction in these groups that can be shared broadly. I use a translational science approach. This includes basic science, patient-oriented treatment, and population-based studies. I run a post-doctoral research training program. As a public mental health administrator, I lead improvements in care for people with serious mental illness, other mental health and substance use conditions, and related health conditions. I work with state administration teams to learn how specific programs can improve people's lives while also being more efficient and effective.