Amanda Curnock, MD, MBA

Dr. Amanda Curnock is a distinguished, board-certified physician and highly skilled internist with over two decades of experience in primary and family care. Her approach to medicine is deeply rooted in providing personalized treatment plans that address a wide array of medical conditions, promoting overall health and wellness. Dr. Curnock is passionate about empowering and educating her patients, ensuring they can make informed decisions about their health and well-being.

Originally from the United Kingdom, Dr. Curnock received her medical training at the prestigious Royal London Hospital. In 1995, she made a significant move to the United States, where she completed an additional residency in Internal Medicine at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation in Ohio, earning the role of Chief Resident in 1998. She further specialized by completing a Geriatric Fellowship at the same institution. For a decade, Dr. Curnock successfully ran a primary care practice in the Midwest before joining Eisenhower Health in 2009. She holds board certifications in both Internal Medicine and Geriatric Medicine.

Dr. Curnock believes that excellent medical care is a collaborative effort between doctor and patient. She emphasizes the importance of open dialogue, mutual respect, and trust, which she considers vital for achieving quality care. Her dedication to patient care is matched by her commitment to mentoring the next generation of healthcare professionals. She has served as an assistant professor at Penn State University as well as Assistant Professor at Keck School of Medicine, USC. Dr Curnock has contributed to medical textbooks, including the Cleveland Clinic Foundation's "Intensive Review of Internal Medicine", a study guide for physicians preparing for board certification. She has an MBA in Healthcare Management from La Sierra University in California.

Dr. Curnock has unwavering dedication to her patients and her profession. Her holistic approach to medicine and her passion for education make her a respected and beloved figure in the medical community.