Alisa M. Bolton, CRNA, DNP

David E. Elder, MBChB, is a distinguished Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, as well as a Professor of Dermatology at the Perelman School of Medicine. He serves as the Director of the Dermatopathology Service, specializing in the diagnosis, prognosis, genetics, and therapy of melanoma and pigmented lesions. With an extensive educational background from the University of Otago and numerous accolades, including the Peter C. Nowell Teaching Award and the Dr. Neil Smith Medal, Dr. Elder is recognized for his significant contributions to dermatopathology. His professional affiliations span various prestigious organizations, reflecting his commitment to advancing the field of pathology and cancer research. Generated from the website

Tim Dunne, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS, believes in helping his patients feel comfortable physically and psychologically, while making their therapy sessions as interesting, challenging, and fun as possible. He says, "I became a physical therapist after witnessing another physical therapist's hard work and dedication with one of my family members. I was impressed with the enormous difference that physical therapist made in his patients' lives!"Mr. Dunne adds, "My goal is to restore a patients' function as quickly as possible. For this reason, I make a point of understanding my patient as a whole and customize my therapeutic approach to best meet his or her needs."Mr. Dunne's personal interests include fitness, baseball (he's a New York Yankees fan), cooking, and traveling.