Lynn B. Satterly, M.D.
- Professor of Practice Physician Assistant Studies
Board certified family doctor. Worked for many years with the underserved in community free clinics. Areas of interest, practice, publication and research include care of the marginalized and relationship-centered professionalism. Outside of work, I enjoy being with my family and friends, especially in the Adirondacks. I enjoy being with my dogs and parakeets. I distance cycle, play guitar, and spend time in the Adirondacks and at the ocean.
Education
UMDNJ- Robert Wood Johnson Medical School- MD, 1992
Syracuse University-Instructional Design, Development and Evaluation- MS, 2005
Saint Elizabeth’s University-BS, biology, 1984
Somerset Medical Center Family Medicine Residency- Completed in 1997
Diplomate of the American Board of Family Medicine
Publications
Satterly, Lynn-Beth(2019).Teaching Differential Diagnosis: Tool Box Techniques.Journal of Physician Assistant Education. 31(2). 77-84.
Satterly, Lynn-Beth (2016). Service Learning and Reflective Practice. In A. Peterkin & P. Brett-MacLean (Eds.), Keeping Reflection Fresh- A Practical Guide for Clinical Educators.(pp 266-269).Kent,Ohio: The Kent State University Press.
Cayetano, Reggie T, MPH, Gilbert, Stephanie A, MS, Guinan, Matthew J, Ms, Mantione, Nicole J, Morissette, Rebecca A., Satterly, Lynn-Beth MD, Holmes, William H, PHD. (2016). Predictors of Medication Adherence Among Uninsured and Underinsured Patients. Journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants. 29(10). 1-2.
Carranti, B, MS, RN, Myers, G, PhD, RN, Bowers, L, MS, RN, Satterly, LB, MD, (2012). Description of Patient Characteristics, Insurance Status, and Travel Distance at a Free Inner City Clinic. Journal of the New York State Nurses Association. 43(1). 13-19.
Satterly, Lynn-Beth, Carranti, B, Quartier, N, Morley, CP, Marina, J. (2010). Inner-City Healthcare and Higher Education: A Partnership in Catholic Social Teaching. The Journal of Catholic Social Thought. 7(1).
Grants and Sponsored Research
Gold Humanism in Medicine Award-Gold Foundation
Mother Xavier Award- Saint Elizabeth’s University
Brady Award- Catholic Charities- Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse
Saint Clare of Assisi Award-Conventual Franciscans-Syracuse
Raised $400,000 for the Amaus Free Clinic from grants and fundraising
Department of Instructional Design, Development and Assessment Research Award- Syracuse University
2015-2016 Amaus Dental Clinic- Capital Campaign to raise $190,000.00 for dental clinic renovations- goal achieved
2011-2016 Primary Care Training Grant. Health Resources and Services Administration, The United States Department of Health and Human Services- Amount $650,000.00 – Fulfill objectives 2, 3, and 4 – Le Moyne College, Syracuse, NY
2009-2019 Fidelis Care to Amaus Medical Services – Totaling $72,000.00 – Capital and operations
2014 Central New York Community Foundation to Amaus Medical Services – $20,000.00 – Amaus Dental Clinic Start Up
2013 Excellus Community Health Award to Amaus Medical Services – $30,000 – unrestricted
2010 John Ben Snow to Amaus Medical Services- $20,000, matching – clinic expansion
