Kirsten B. Hohmann

Dr. Ebright has been in practice as since 2000. She believes the best care results from a true partnership between patient and physician. "I look forward to the privilege of developing a partnership with each of my patients" said Dr. Ebright. "My philosophy toward building this relationship is to treat the whole patient —not just a symptom, ailment or disease." In addition to her clinical practice, Dr. Ebright has spent her career educating residents and medical students. She is a preceptor for Stamford Hospital's medical residents at the Optimus Health Care clinic, and is involved with teaching medical students from Columbia University. Dr. Ebright resides in Stamford with her husband, Dr. Michael Ebright, Director of Thoracic Surgery at Stamford Hospital, and her two sons, Ryan and Brody.

Dr. Buckingham was born and raised in Portland, Maine. She received a B.A. in genetics, cell and developmental Biology from Dartmouth College and earned her medical degree from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia. Her first year of training in a Primary Care Medicine Internship was split between Waterbury and Yale-New Haven Hospitals. She completed her Neurology residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital, where she served as Chief Resident. Dr. Buckingham then completed a fellowship in Movement Disorders at Mount Sinai Beth Israel in New York City. She and her family currently reside in Stamford and enjoy exploring the local food scene around Fairfield County.

Dr. Gallousis founded Fairfield County OB/GYN (now part of Stamford Health Medical Group) in 2003 and currently serves as the Medical Site Director. He is board-certified in obstetrics & gynecology. During his residency, Dr Gallousis was awarded the James Prochaska, MD Memorial Award for the most outstanding second-year resident. Additionally, he received the AAGL award for special excellence in laparoscopic surgery and presented prize papers at The New York Obstetrical Society and Brooklyn Gynecoloical Society meetings. He is interested in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery and was one of the first surgeons in Connecticut trained in robotic surgery. Dr. Gallousis was previously a clinical instructor at Mount Sinai Hospital where he trained residents and medical students in both obstetrics and gynecology. He enjoys teaching residents at Stamford Hospital and medical students from the Columbia School of Medicine. He was awarded The National Faculty Award for Excellence in Resident Educationin 2005. He lives in Bronxville, NY, with his family and enjoys skiing, sailing and travel.