Peter Minich, MD, PhD, MAPP
Urology
Practices In:
Pittsfield, Quincy
Patients Seen:
Adolescents and Adults
The patients chief complaint is merely a window into a situation which is usually much more complex. It is important to understand all aspects of a patient and I always start with the person that is in front of me. What is important to you? Why are you here? What are you afraid of? How can I help? It is easy for me to move through examination, investigation, and treatment. That is what I am trained in doing and well experienced. All of this is important if a patient is to be successfully treated and leave feeling better, healthier, understood and hopeful.
Board Certifications
American Board of Urology
Languages
English
Clinical Interests
Pelvic wellness. Why do I have pain or recurring infections in that area? Pts need to be certain they don’t have cancer. The pelvis is one of the most anxiety producing regions in our body. Disease prevention
Personal Interests
Design and restoration. Hiking. Cooking. Travel. Figuring out a way to give my son the best life possible.
Memberships
American Board of Urology
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Quincy Medical Group Surgery Center
Blessing Hospital
Blessing Surgery Center
School
Vanderbilt University
Graduation Date:
1999
Degree:
PhD, Educational Leadership & Human Development
University of Pennsylvania
Degree:
MAPP, Applied Positive Psychology
Queen's University - Ontario
Graduation Date:
1987
Degree:
MD
Residency
University of Toronto
Surgery
Fellowships
Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons, Australia & New Zealand
MacKenzie Fellowship
Provider’s Publications
Sick Patients Sicker System: How Clinician Leaders Become System Healers
1999
Rethinking Power in Healthcare: What to Do When Authority Fails and Patients Suffer
2011
Philosophy and the Christian: The Quest for Wisdom in the Light of Christ
2018
Procedures
Minimally Invasive Stone, Bladder, and Prostate Surgery, No-Scalpel Vasectomy
Conditions
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), Bladder Cancer, Hematuria, Kidney Masses, Prostate Cancer, Renal Stones, Urinary Tract Infections, Vasectomy
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