Adolescent Medicine Physician

Supports general health of patients ages 10–25 and treats common medical conditions. Adolescent patients are often seen independently for part of their visit.

Nurse Practitioner

Provides primary care to mostly adult patients.

Family Practitioner

Provides primary and preventive care to patients of all ages and genders.

Family Health Nurse Practitioner

Provides primary and preventive care to patients of all ages and genders.

Gerontologist

Evaluates, diagnoses and treats age-related disorders and diseases that affect patients age 65 and older.

Gerontology Nurse Practitioner

Provides care for patients age 65 and older, helping them prevent illness and injury.

Internist

Provides care to adult patients with conditions affecting the internal organs.

Pediatrician

Prevents, detects and manages physical, behavioral and developmental issues that affect children from birth to about age 21.

Pediatric Nurse Practitioner

Provides care to children from birth through young adulthood with a focus on the prevention or management of pediatric illnesses and conditions.

Primary Care Nurse Practitioner

Provides primary care to adult patients.

Addiction Psychiatrist

Diagnoses and treats alcohol and substance use disorder and mental health conditions; can prescribe medications.

Pediatric and Adolescent Psychiatrist

Specializes in diagnosis and treatment of disorders of thinking, feeling and/or behavior affecting children, adolescents and their families; can prescribe medications.

Creative Arts Therapist

Uses art forms to help patients experiencing a range of emotional and physical issues interpret, express and resolve their emotions.

Marriage and Family Therapist

Diagnoses and treats cognitive, behavioral or similar disorders in the context of couples, family systems and other relationships.

Counselor/Therapist

Provides mental health diagnoses through individual, family, couple or group therapy.

Psychiatric, Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

Provides diagnostic care and support services for patients diagnosed with mental disorders or behavioral problems.

Pediatric Psychologist

Works with families to evaluate, diagnose and create treatment plans for children and adolescents experiencing mental illnesses or disorders.

Psychiatrist

Diagnoses and treats complex mental, behavioral and emotional disorders; prescribes medications and performs procedures as needed.

Neuropsychiatrist

Evaluates, treats and counsels patients who present with symptoms of an injury to their brain and/or central nervous system; can prescribe medications.

Psychoanalyst

Provides assessments of unconscious mental processes and addresses mental conditions that affect patients’ ability to function.

Psychologist

Diagnoses and counsels patients experiencing behavioral health conditions.

Social Worker

Assesses clients’ needs and situations. and advocates for appropriate necessary care, support and resources; may also provide counseling.