Darrin Lund, DO

Dr Huggett became a doctor because of his true and simple love for children and their families. He felt his passion made a career in pediatrics and easy choice and is happy he can impact the lives of children in a meaningful way. Dr Huggett’s most valued part of his work is the relationships he develops with his patients and their families. He takes a special interest in infectious disease prevention and early childhood development. When Dr Huggett isn’t in the office, he is very active in his church and various youth programs. He enjoys spending quality time practicing his faith and enjoying the company of his family. With humility, I hope to educate and empower parents to provide the best care for their children.

John T Hopkins, MD, wanted to become a physician because he loves teaching and believes that ultimately being a good primary care doctor and especially a pediatrician involves being a good teacher. Dr Hopkins’ wife and two children have been his biggest influences. They inspire him want to be a better person and stay honest with himself. What Dr Hopkins enjoys most about his career is hearing about the joys and successes of kids and spending time getting to know his patients’ families. He has special interests in obesity medicine. During his free time, Dr Hopkins teaches Sunday school. He also enjoys singing in his gospel quartet, long distance bike rides and hiking with his family.