SFHC puts an emphasis on being a clinic that helps educate and encourage future healthcare professionals. This may mean students doing rotations in the clinic, hosting educational classes, and, the program you may be most familiar with, being the home of several Resident Physicians.
If you haven’t heard of Medicine Residency, it is where doctors (both MDs and DOs) go after completing medical school. As a patient, I think of this time as the physicians’ time to establish a practice, learn from other doctors in the clinic where they work, and build up their reputation. At SFHC, resident physicians stay for three years before moving on to practice, usually, in a rural Kansas area that does not have enough physicians to serve their population. So, each year SFHC gets at least five new residents and sends off five off to their new homes.
For the first year, we are also hosting a Resident Pharmacist! He will be at SFHC for one year.
All of the residents are now seeing patients and we would love for you to meet them!
Pharmacy Resident
Meet Robert O’Neill, PharmD, the first ever Pharmacy Resident at SFHC!
Robert is excited to work with patients to help solve their health problems. Robert would like potential patients to know that he is available to address any medication related questions or concerns, without judgement. He is always available to review medications, over the counter drugs, and supplements to ensure that everything is safe and appropriate.
Fun Facts: avid thrifter, player of pianos, lover of fantasy and horror books/movies
Medical Residents
Meet Dr. Shaban. She is from Amman, Jordan and received her MD from University of Jordan, Faculty of Medicine.
Dr. Shaban is excited to make an impact, get to know her patients, and to see her littlest patients grow. She has completed a pediatric residency prior.
Fun Facts: great party planner, international traveler, magnet collector, lover of Mediterranean cuisine
Meet Dr. Teague, from Cheney, Kansas. She completed her DO at the Kansas City University College of Osteopathic Medicine.
She is excited to share her love of women’s health, as well as dermatology, psychiatry, and more! She enjoys the variety that being a physician offers.
Fun Facts: National Park lover, comedy movie fan, lover of sports, owner of Winnifred, the dog
Meet Dr. Younger, of Ellis, Kansas. He completed his DO at Kansas City University College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Dr. Younger especially enjoys preventative medicine and screening. He wants patients to know that he wants to focus on whole patient health, with the patient’s goal(s) in mind.
Fun Facts: lover of exercise, avid disc golfer, reader of fantasy novels, The Office fan
Meet Dr. Guzman, of Overland Park. He completed his MD at the University of Kansas School of Medicine.
Dr. Guzman is very interested in sports medicine and psychiatry. Something you should know is that he will ask you about your exercise! He says, “Exercise is medicine!” He also is fluent in Spanish.
Fun Facts: marathon runner, lover of sports, has memorized every country’s flag and capital
Meet Dr. McAllister, a native of Atkinson, Nebraska. He completed his MD at the University of Nebraska College of Medicine.
His favorite thing about being a physician is getting to see patients and spending time with fellow residents. Dr. McAllister is especially interested in sports and pediatric medicine, as well as obstetrics.
Fun Facts: runner, lover of the Chiefs, reader of the Sunday paper
Meet Dr. Clennan of Hutchinson, KS. He completed his MD at the University of Kansas School of Medicine, Kansas City.
Dr. Clennan has many areas of medical interest and is excited to see everyone! Dr. Clennan’s favorite thing about being a physician is the relationships he gets to build with patients, especially those he gets to see long-term.
Fun Facts: outdoorsman, lover of trying new restaurants, man with many, wide-ranging hobbies