Donna Lawlor, M.D.

Program Director

After completing her Family Medicine Residency program at MacNeal Hospital, Dr. Lawlor spent six years in a rural community along the Wisconsin and Illinois border in private practice. She completed the Faculty Development Program at Cook County Hospital during her last year of residency. Dr. Lawlor has been active in teaching since graduation from MacNeal, and is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Family Medicine at the University of Illinois Medical School.

Medical School: University of Illinois- Rockford

Residency: Family Medicine: MacNeal Hospital

Special Interests: Obstetrics, office procedures, resident education.

email: dlawlor@macneal.com

Pheba Zachariah, D.O., M.P.H.

Osteopathic Program Director

After completing her residency in family medicine, Dr. Zachariah spent two years as a faculty development fellow at MacNeal Hospital. She then joined the faculty full-time as director of the osteopathic residency program.

Medical School: Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine

Residency: Resurrection Medical Center

Fellowship: Faculty Development, MacNeal Hospital

Special Interests: Child development, geriatrics

email: pzachari@macneal.com

Catherine Anichini, M.D.

Clinical Faculty

Following her residency in family medicine, Dr. Anichini fulfilled an Illinois Department of Public Health Scholarship obligation by working at a community health center in Oak Park for five years where she was also clinical faculty with her residency program. She continued her faculty position at the main residency site for three more years before joining the faculty at MacNeal.

Medical School: Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine

Residency: Family Medicine - West Suburban Hospital

Special Interests: Women's health, maternal-child health, obstetrics, mind-body medicine; complementary and alternative medicine

email: canichin@macneal.com

Chris Babiuch, M.D.

Clinical Faculty

Dr. Babiuch completed his Family Medicine training at MacNeal, serving as chief resident during his final year. After completing residency he stayed at MacNeal as a faculty member and currently oversees the inpatient medicine and pediatrics rotations for the residency.

Medical School:   University of Toledo College of Medicine

Residency :   MacNeal Family Medicine Residency Program

Special Interests :   Office procedures, Evidence Based Medicine, Preventitive Medicine, Medical informatics, Medical Administration

email: cbabiuch@macneal.com

Edward C. Foley, M.D., M.P.H.

Director of Research and Faculty Development

Since his residency in Family Medicine and two-year Faculty Development Fellowship, Dr. Foley has been involved as assistant director at two residency programs and as program director at another program.

Medical School:  University of Chicago

Residency: Rush-Christ Family Medicine Residency Program

Fellowship: Faculty Development Fellowship: St. Margaret Memorial Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA

Special Interests: Evidence-based medicine / information mastery, health promotion / disease prevention, research

email: efoley@macneal.com

Amy E. Harrison, M.D., F.A.A.F.P.

Director Women's Health Fellowship

Following her residency in Family Medicine and a Faculty Development Fellowship, Dr. Harrison spent five years as the Assistant Director at a family medicine residency program in Minnesota. She joined MacNeal's faculty in 2000 and directs the Women's Health Fellowship. Besides women's health and obstetrics, she has interests in evidence-based medicine, preventive health care, and patient-centered medicine.

Medical School: The Medical College of Pennsylvania

Residency:  Family Medicine: Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

Fellowship: Faculty Development: Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

Special Interests: Women's health, domestic violence, obstetrics, colposcopy, preventive health care, evidence-based medicine

email: aeharris@macneal.com

Roy Henderson, M.D., M.P.H.

Director Sports Medicine Fellowship

After completing his residency, Dr. Henderson joined a private group practice in Visalia, California, providing a broad spectrum of care, including obstetrics. He left private practice after two years to pursue his interest in sports medicine and completed a one-year fellowship in primary care sports medicine in Dayton, Ohio. This fellowship experience sparked an interest in residency education, prompting Dr. Henderson to complete a two-year fellowship in faculty development in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. During his time in Pittsburgh Dr. Henderson also received a Masters degree in Public Health from the University of Pittsburgh. He then moved to Las Vegas, Nevada to become director of the family medicine residency there. After three years he returned to private practice in Las Vegas. A year later Dr. Henderson came to the MacNeal Family Medicine Residency as the sports medicine fellowship director.

Medial School: Charles Drew/UCLA Medical Education Program

Residency: Valley Medical Center of Fresno

Fellowships: Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship: St. Elizabeth Medical Center, Dayton, Ohio
Faculty Development Fellowship: St. Margaret Memorial Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Special Interests: Sports medicine, evidence-based medicine, disease prevention, promoting fitness and healthy lifestyles

email: rhenders@macneal.com

Marcia Hugen, M.D.

Clinical Faculty

After completing her residency in family medicine, Dr. Hugen stayed to join the program as full-time clinical faculty and the director of student rotations. 
 
Medical school:  Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine

Residency: Family Medicine: MacNeal Hospital
 
Special Interests: obstetrics, women's health, preventive medicine, student/resident education

Yvonne T. Murphy, M. D.

Clinical Faculty

Dr. Murphy completed a two-year fellowship after residency studying family therapy and primary care counseling, teaching skills, evidence-based medicine, and health behavior change while also working as a preceptor and physician at a Family Medicine residency program.

"I enjoy the challenge, fun, and education of working with residents. I try to be self-evaluative as much as possible in my approach to patient care and teaching and to teach others how to use this skill themselves to become life-long learners. I love my palm pilot and finding new, useful programs to assist me in patient care and teaching. I'm also interested in designing a behavioral science curriculum that helps residents become the kind of doctors and people that they strive to be."

Medical School: University of Rochester, Rochester, NY

Residency: University of Rochester/Highland Hospital, Rochester, NY

Fellowship: Family Systems Medicine and Faculty Development
University of Rochester / Highland Hospital, Rochester, NY

Special Interests: Biopsychosocial and family-oriented care, physician-patient communication, obstetrics, evidence-based medicine, use of hand-held technology in information management, office procedures, preventive medicine

email: ymurphy@macneal.com