John Cletus Chandler, MD

Francisco Rojo, FNP, is a family nurse practitioner with special interests in health fitness, psychiatry, weight loss, geriatrics, holistic medicine and diabetes management. He attended University of South Carolina for his undergraduate nursing degree and Clemson University for his master’s degree. He is board certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. He endeavors to build a partnership with his patients to achieve higher levels of engagement and participation in their treatment. In his spare time, he enjoys hiking, swimming, mountain biking and shooting sports as well as serving in his local church.

Dr. Webb grew up in Oklahoma where he attended Oklahoma State University as an undergraduate and University of Oklahoma for medical school. He and his wife fell in love with the Upstate of South Carolina during his surgical training at Greenville Memorial Hospital, now a part of Prisma Health-Upstate. To fulfill his dream of providing surgical care for children, he spent one year in the Pediatric Colorectal Surgery Fellowship at the Cincinnati Children's Hospital in Cincinnati, OH under Drs. Alberto Pena, Andrea Bischoff, and Marc Levitt. The following year, he cared for critically ill children in a Surgical Critical Care Fellowship at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, OH. He returned home to Oklahoma to complete his Pediatric Surgery Fellowship at the Children's Hospital of Oklahoma in Oklahoma City. Upon completion of training, he and his family returned to Greenville, SC to join the Children's Hospital of Prisma Health-Upstate. Dr. Webb cares for the full spectrum of pediatric surgical issues, is the surgical director of the neonatal ICU (NICU), and assists in the training of new surgeons as an associate program director for the general surgery residency that began his own surgical career.

Kyle M. Bennett, DO, is a primary care physician in internal medicine who has been with Prisma Health since 2016. Previously a hospitalist, Dr. Bennett has now transitioned into the outpatient setting in 2021 with a focus on primary prevention. Dr. Bennett is from Stone Mountain, Georgia, but fell in love with the Upstate when he was first introduced to Greenville while attending Erskine College on a soccer scholarship. Afterward, he met his wife in medical school while attending Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia, and they completed their residency in Reading, Pennsylvania, outside of Philadelphia. He is board certified in internal medicine by both the American College of Osteopathic Internists and the American Board of Internal Medicine. In his free time, he enjoys traveling, road biking, beach volleyball, golfing, swimming and boating on Lake Keowee. He loves exploring Greenville’s ever-growing restaurant and brewery scene with his wife and kids, Averly and Aiden.