Erin Schaub, CNM

Dr Venkatramani loves being an endocrine surgeon. She finds the nuance and intricacies of endocrine pathology fascinating and full of so much potential for further research and advances. She is motivated by the opportunity to educate her patients about these conditions so that they can partner to find the best treatment options for the specific need. She most enjoys the interaction with people each day. She feels there is nothing better than coming to work and being surrounded by a warm, collaborative, supportive group of people who, in turn, helps them all to provide the best patient care. She has a special interest in thyroid cancer biology.

Dr Baron is passionate about being able to provide both medical and surgical treatment options to treat urologic diseases among her patients. She appreciates the opportunity to intervene in a patient's life to provide a better quality of life and helping them understand their medical problem. Dr Baron enjoys practicing general urology but also has interests in benign prostatic hypertrophy, kidney stones, urinary incontinence and cancers of the genitourinary tract. Dr Baron volunteers at The Salvation Army and helps out with prostate cancer screenings. In her free time, she enjoys watching sports, plays, movies, reading, skiing and gardening.

Being a nurse-midwife is a lifelong career for Tracy. She loves that she gets to provide care for women over their entire lifespans. Tracy has worked in women’s health for over 25 years and has a special interest in perimenopause, female incontinence and infertility. Tracy credits nurse-midwife Kitty Ernst as the biggest influence in her life. Kitty was known as a “midwifery pioneer” and was foundational in creating an educational program where women's voices and needs were heard through birth-center training programs. Outside of work, Tracy focuses on international work. She volunteers her time helping a clinic in Uganda and travels to Africa at least once a year.