
Rachel Spar, CPNP graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelors in Biology from Yeshiva University in 2004. She then completed her BSN and MSN at Johns Hopkins University in 2009 and was a member of the Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Honor Society. She is a board certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner with special interest in adolescent health and lactation counseling. She joined our practice in 2010. In her spare time, Rachel enjoys reading, baking and spending time with her husband and 6 children.
Dayshawnia Pittman,NRCMA is a mother of a sweet little boy and loves working with children. She received her certification from Tesst College in Towson. She joined our practice in 2010 and works front and back office as office manager and medical assistant.
Amanda Thompson, MD completed her Pediatrics Residency training at the University of Maryland Children's Hospital in the summer of 2018. There, she received the Primary Care Pediatrician Award for outstanding care and service she provided to patients in the Division of General Pediatrics. She is excited to be providing care to the children of Baltimore, where she was born and raised. Her special interests include providing a holistic approach to her patients' medical care and maternal/newborn wellness. In her free time, she enjoys singing on the worship team at her church, being outdoors, and spending time with her husband, baby Jonah, and their dog Evie.
Cassie Lathe, Receptionist, has worked as an office manager for over 20 years. She joined the practice running the front office in 2012. She is a mother of two who enjoys walking and spending time with family and friends.
Chevella Campbell,CRMA has 17 years of experience as a Medical Assistant. Chevy as she’s affectionately known as joined the practice in 2017. She has four beautiful daughters and three grand children who she loves dearly. In her spare time she runs her business (Chevy’s Sweets, LLC) where she creates delectable treats and party decor, she is also president of a community outreach organization (The Elite Dames) where they help's provide inaccessible services and promotion of community unification.