Eva M. Tabarani, DNP, MSN, APRN

I enjoy practicing medicine because it allows me to improve my patients' health and help them feel better. My goal is to provide innovative, evidence-based care to all of my patients, regardless of gender, race/ethnicity, or background. I strive to be friendly, approachable, and respectful to my patients. I help them feel at ease by using humor, actively listening, being empathic, and explaining things in simple terms. I help my patients understand their condition and treatment options so that they can make informed decisions about their care. Together, we collaborate to craft a treatment plan based upon their preferences and health goals.

Devendra S. Thakur, MD, is a distinguished psychiatrist affiliated with Dartmouth Health, serving as an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth. He specializes in general psychiatry and psychosomatic medicine, bringing extensive training and expertise to his practice. Dr. Thakur has been recognized as a 2025 Top Doctor by Castle Connolly, as published in New Hampshire Magazine, highlighting his commitment to excellence in patient care. He completed his medical education at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine and his residency at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York. Generated from the website

I chose to work in family medicine because I want to help people in all stages of their life. I love having the chance to treat the whole person and to form long-term relationships with my patients. My goal is to help my patients understand their condition and feel comfortable with their care plan. I believe in using shared decision-making with my patients to help them find the best treatment that fits their health goals and lifestyle. I am a great listener. Every patient has a unique life story that makes them who they are. It is my job to make them feel understood and never judged. I do my best to support my patients while they achieve their goals. Before being a physician assistant, I was a high school athletic trainer. In that role, I saw the importance of being a stable figure on a patient's treatment team. Then and now, the most rewarding part of my work is seeing my patients heal and return to the activities they love.