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Dragos Banu, MD FACP is a general internist, serves as the Internal Medicine Medical Director at the University of Vermont Medical Center Essex and is an associate professor of medicine at the Larner College of Medicine at the University of Vermont. Dr. Banu’s mother’s career as a midwife was a prominent part of his childhood in Eastern Europe, Romania. The relationships his mother had with her patients had profound impact and inspired Dr. Banu to pursue an education in medicine. “Having the privilege to help my patients and being able to partner with them in their decision-making - which will influence their health outcomes - makes me feel accountable and proud,” he says. Dr. Banu aims to do his best to establish deep connections with patients, which helps to pave the health journey. He tell his patients, “Together, I will help you make the best choices for you and your family, through compassion, science and innovation.” Learn more about Primary Care Internal Medicine at the UVM Medical Center.

Peter M Sayers MD - University of Vermont in Crown Point, NY is a primary care family practice that provides expert and compassionate care to patients and their families in northern New York and Vermont. As part of the UVM Health Network, they offer a range of programs and departments, including cardiology, chemotherapy, diabetes education, emergency care, and women's health, among others. With a commitment to quality and a focus on patient well-being, Peter M Sayers MD - University of Vermont is dedicated to ensuring the performance and security of their website while respecting the privacy of their users. They utilize cookies and tracking technologies to understand usage and may disclose information about website usage to third parties.Generated from the website

Dragos Banu, MD FACP is a general internist, serves as the Internal Medicine Medical Director at the University of Vermont Medical Center Essex and is an associate professor of medicine at the Larner College of Medicine at the University of Vermont. Dr. Banus mothers career as a midwife was a prominent part of his childhood in Eastern Europe, Romania. The relationships his mother had with her patients had profound impact and inspired Dr. Banu to pursue an education in medicine.Having the privilege to help my patients and being able to partner with them in their decision-making - which will influence their health outcomes - makes me feel accountable and proud, he says. Dr. Banu aims to do his best to establish deep connections with patients, which helps to pave the health journey. He tell his patients, Together, I will help you make the best choices for you and your family, through compassion, science and innovation. Learn more about Primary Care Internal Medicine at the UVM Medical Center.