Meet the team
A local team bringing experience across family medicine, urgent care, emergency medicine, sports medicine, endocrinology, and practice operations.
Practice leadership and care team
These biographies are based on the practice’s current live site. Roles, roster, and active clinical scope remain final owner-review items before production.
01 Co-owner · Physician assistant
Eric’s clinical background spans family medicine, urgent care, sports medicine, and orthopedic surgery. He earned his undergraduate degree in Exercise Physiology from West Virginia University and a master’s degree in Medical Sciences from Nova Southeastern University. He co-founded the practice to make primary care more accessible, personal, and useful for the St. Petersburg community.
02 Co-owner · Physician assistant
Tannelle earned degrees in Nutritional and Food Sciences and Physician Assistant Studies from the University of Florida. After more than a decade in emergency medicine, she moved into preventive and primary care. Her current source biography highlights weight management, women’s health, hormone therapy, and lifestyle medicine; active scope should be confirmed before production.
03 Physician assistant
Claudia brings experience in family medicine and endocrinology. She studied Biochemistry at Eckerd College and earned her master’s degree in Medical Science from Nova Southeastern University. Her approach connects everyday primary care with proactive support for chronic and complex conditions.
04 Office manager
Jen brings a clinical rehabilitation background to the operational side of the practice. After graduating from the physical therapist assistant program at State College of Florida, she worked across orthopedic, vestibular, geriatric, neurologic, and sports-medicine settings before moving into practice management.
Medical director
The current source site identifies Dr. Levine as a board-certified family medicine physician and the practice’s medical director. His role is presented here as administrative medical oversight; treating-provider availability should be confirmed before production.
Why this practice exists
After seeing patients struggle to access primary care—and seeing short appointment windows make thoughtful care harder—Eric and Tannelle chose a model built around a smaller membership and more direct relationships.
“There has to be a better way.”
A concise adaptation of the founder story published on the current practice website.
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