Dr. Kristin S. Black is board certified in Family Practice and is licensed in the states of North Carolina and South Carolina. She's a graduate of  Cornell University (with Human Development and Family Studies degree), received her MD from the  Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City, and studied at Harvard University as an Arthur Ashe Fellow.

Dr. Black completed her residency in Family Practice at Carolinas Medical Center where she won awards for Outstanding Family Practice and Community Service. She has trained extensively in pediatrics, gynecology and internal medicine. During her training as a practicing physician she has also been committed to providing care to the indigent and underserved.

Dr. Black's special interests include Women's Health (including Bioidentical Hormone Replacement), Adolescent Health, Weight Loss and Nutritional Modalities, Diabetic Management and Alternative Medicine. Throughout her school years, residency and employment, Dr. Black has maintained an active role in the communities where she has lived and worked.

Dr. Black currently sits on the boards of numerous organizations. She is widely known for her community talks on Adolescent issues, Diabetes, Cardiovascular Health, and HIV.

Dr. Cynthia Reynolds Jamison is board certified in Family Medicine.   She is licensed in North and South Carolina.    She attended Emory University in Atlanta, GA for her undergraduate training and graduated from University of Florida College of Medicine where she was honored for outstanding community service.
 
Dr. Jamison completed her residency training at Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte.  As a family practitioner Dr. Jamison specializes in Adult Medicine, Women’s Health, Pediatrics with a special interest in Preventative Medicine.

Dr. Jamison has received excellent training in treating multiple medical conditions including Diabetes, Hypertension, High Cholesterol, and Thyroid Conditions.   She believes in utilizing evidence based medicine to treat the whole patient , the whole family and ultimately the community.  She has been dedicated to the health of the communities where she has worked and will continue to be committed to your community.