Niana Lameshia Gibson, MD

Angela Ferrari-Walczak, C.R.N.P., is a certified nurse practitioner with Johns Hopkins Community Physicians. With a passion for women’s health, N.P. Walczak loves working with women of all ages and being there for them during times of stressful situations in regards to their health. She loves providing education to women about their bodies and strives to make her patients feel comfortable so that they are able to discuss their concerns without hesitation. N.P. Walczak enjoys spending time with her husband, their son, and two cats Fae and Luna. She loves being a mom, and enjoys music and a good movie.

David Eisenberg, M.D., practices internal medicine at Johns Hopkins Community Physicians Remington. He received his medical degree from Chicago Medical School, and also completed his residency in internal medicine at Hahneman University Hospital.

Dr. Maura J. McGuire is an Associate Professor of Medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. She holds a joint appointment in health policy and management at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and in the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. Her areas of clinical expertise are general internal medicine and primary care. She serves as the Assistant Dean for Part-time Faculty, Executive Director of the Office of Johns Hopkins Physicians Strategic Learning Center, and Executive Director of Education and Training for Johns Hopkins Community Physicians (JHCP). Johns Hopkins Community Physicians She also directs the CCARE (Complexity Capture and Acuity REcognition) medical risk adjustment program at Johns Hopkins Medicine. Dr. McGuire matriculated in the School of Medicine in 1979 after receiving her degree in chemical and biomedical engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, where she also studied fine arts. She completed her medical training as a member of the Osler housestaff and subsequently as a fellow in hematology. Since joining the faculty in 1989 in the Division of General Internal Medicine, she has taught primary care and hospital medicine to 20 generations of Osler housestaff and has mentored dozens of residents and fellows. Among her honors are the American College of Physicians' Theodore Woodruff Award in Clinical Teaching, the School of Medicine’s Professors' Award for Excellence in Teaching in Clinical Sciences, the Alpha-Omega Alpha Part-Time Faculty Teaching Award and several Department of Medicine resident teaching awards.