Dr. Robin Goldsmith is a wife, mother of four sons and an Anesthesiologist. After attending the University of Notre Dame for undergraduate studies and University of Wisconsin for medical school, she completed a residency and then fellowship in OB Anesthesia at the University of Iowa. She received the Gertie Marx Society of Obstetric Anesthesia and Perinatology research award for study of mid-gestational brain injury in utero in sheep during fellowship and remained on faculty at the University of Iowa.

She returned to Wisconsin for private practice and served as a delegate or alternate delegate for the American Society of Anesthesiology in her specialty for over 15 years.
She co-founded the St. Gianna Clinic and the St. Gianna Molla Guild NEW. She served as President of the Guild which was named Outstanding Guild of the Catholic Medical Association (CMA) in 2015. She was one of two State Directors that helped pilot the CMA State Director program which then was solidified and approved as a formal part of the CMA. She concurrently served as CMA Regional Director and a member on multiple CMA committees. She now serves as an At Large National CMA Board Member, Regional Director, Regional Director Representative Committee Member, State Director of WI along with serving as Co-Chair of the Catholic Clinics Committee in addition to many others.

Dr. Goldsmith also co-founded the St. Gianna Molla Clinic in 2014. St Gianna Clinic was given a formal decree as the first “Catholic Teaching Clinic '' in the country by Bishop David Ricken. The clinic continues to grow and serves as a sustainable, replicable model for the entire country which provides truly excellent, truly faithful medical care for all people while evangelizing to patients and families throughout the diocese and beyond.

Dr. Goldsmith has received various awards for her faith-based prolife efforts, including the Catholic Medical Association Distinguished Guardian of Faith Award, the ProLife WI Activist of the Year, Solidarity Health Innovator Award (national), and the Green Bay Diocese Faith At Work Award. She is a Dame in the Order of Malta, a member of Legatus, and serves on various boards to further the
faith.

Dr. Charles Cassidy completed his undergraduate degree in engineering at the University of Notre Dame and went on to complete law school and obtain a master’s degree in philosophy at Georgetown University. He practiced law with Catholic Charities of Los Angeles for two years before serving with Catholic Relief Services in Moldova for one year. He completed medical school at the University of California San Francisco and a residency in family medicine at John Peter Smith hospital in Fort Worth, TX. During residency he was trained in Natural Procreative Technology at the Pope Paul VI Institute in Omaha, NE, and obtained advanced training in obstetrics, surgery, ultrasound, HIV, and tropical medicine.

After residency, he volunteered in a rural Haitian hospital for 6 months before moving to Green Bay to begin work with the St Gianna clinic in 2019.

At the St Gianna Clinic, Dr. Cassidy provides family medicine and women’s care services. Dr. Cassidy says his patients should expect to be part of a shared decision-making process.

“I see myself as an advocate for patients in a health care system that is increasingly difficult to manage,” said Dr. Cassidy. “I see physicians as the natural attorneys of the poor, that’s why I make an extra effort to help patients get the care they need.”

Dr. Cassidy provides routine care for children and adults, as well as general obstetrics and gynecology services. As a Certified Fertility Care Medical Consultant, Dr. Cassidy is trained in the diagnosis and treatment of gynecologic and reproductive health conditions using the Creighton Model FertilityCare System and NaProTECHNOLOGY.

“It is my goal to provide up-to-date information, as well as recommendations, to help patients decide what the best course of action might be,” said Dr. Cassidy.

Dr. Cassidy is fluent in both English and Spanish, and is certified by the American Board of Family Medicine.

Dr. Scott Stillwell, a family medicine physician at St. Gianna Clinic, offers faithful care to his patients.

“I am excited to practice medicine in an environment that cherishes and respects all life, and acknowledges God’s role as the Creator of life,” says Dr. Stillwell.

Dr. Stillwell is able to diagnose and treat emergent concerns and chronic illnesses, and is also experienced in helping people with common health issues. Dr. Stillwell provides regular health screenings and counseling to prevent disease before it happens.

“We treat everything from high blood pressure and diabetes, to rashes, fevers, coughs and colds. If somebody cuts their finger and needs a couple stitches, we’re here for that too,” said Dr. Stillwell.

Dr. Stillwell cares for men, women and children of all ages, which allows him to care for your entire family during every stage of life. While faith is at the center of Dr. Stillwell’s practice, he offers care for everyone, no matter their background.

“My role is to be a doctor,” said Dr. Stillwell. “If patients want to engage me and ask me why I do things the way that I do, I am happy to give an explanation, but it’s not part of my philosophy of care. It is my goal to build lasting relationships with my patients in order to offer them high quality and personal medical care.”

Dr. Charles Cassidy completed his undergraduate degree in engineering at the University of Notre Dame and went on to complete law school and obtain a master’s degree in philosophy at Georgetown University. He practiced law with Catholic Charities of Los Angeles for two years before serving with Catholic Relief Services in Moldova for one year. He completed medical school at the University of California San Francisco and a residency in family medicine at John Peter Smith hospital in Fort Worth, TX. During residency he was trained in Natural Procreative Technology at the Pope Paul VI Institute in Omaha, NE, and obtained advanced training in obstetrics, surgery, ultrasound, HIV, and tropical medicine.

After residency, he volunteered in a rural Haitian hospital for 6 months before moving to Green Bay to begin work with the St Gianna clinic in 2019.

At the St Gianna Clinic, Dr. Cassidy provides family medicine and women’s care services. Dr. Cassidy says his patients should expect to be part of a shared decision-making process.

“I see myself as an advocate for patients in a health care system that is increasingly difficult to manage,” said Dr. Cassidy. “I see physicians as the natural attorneys of the poor, that’s why I make an extra effort to help patients get the care they need.”

Dr. Cassidy provides routine care for children and adults, as well as general obstetrics and gynecology services. As a Certified Fertility Care Medical Consultant, Dr. Cassidy is trained in the diagnosis and treatment of gynecologic and reproductive health conditions using the Creighton Model FertilityCare System and NaProTECHNOLOGY.

“It is my goal to provide up-to-date information, as well as recommendations, to help patients decide what the best course of action might be,” said Dr. Cassidy.

Dr. Cassidy is fluent in both English and Spanish, and is certified by the American Board of Family Medicine.

Dr. Scott Stillwell, a family medicine physician at St. Gianna Clinic, offers faithful care to his patients.

“I am excited to practice medicine in an environment that cherishes and respects all life, and acknowledges God’s role as the Creator of life,” says Dr. Stillwell.

Dr. Stillwell is able to diagnose and treat emergent concerns and chronic illnesses, and is also experienced in helping people with common health issues. Dr. Stillwell provides regular health screenings and counseling to prevent disease before it happens.

“We treat everything from high blood pressure and diabetes, to rashes, fevers, coughs and colds. If somebody cuts their finger and needs a couple stitches, we’re here for that too,” said Dr. Stillwell.

Dr. Stillwell cares for men, women and children of all ages, which allows him to care for your entire family during every stage of life. While faith is at the center of Dr. Stillwell’s practice, he offers care for everyone, no matter their background.

“My role is to be a doctor,” said Dr. Stillwell. “If patients want to engage me and ask me why I do things the way that I do, I am happy to give an explanation, but it’s not part of my philosophy of care. It is my goal to build lasting relationships with my patients in order to offer them high quality and personal medical care.”

Dr. Madeleine Guevara is an obstetrician/gynecologist, wife, and mother of four children. She sees patients from early adolescence through the full spectrum of life including after menopause. She is commonly consulted by families and individuals desiring a holistic, life-affirming, Catholic approach to women’s care. This includes routine visits and physicals, fertility awareness and family planning, obstetrics, high risk prenatal care and deliveries, minimally invasive gynecologic surgery, robotic surgery, NaProTECHNOLOGY and infertility.

Dr. Guevara graduated from Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2004, and completed internship and residency at Ingham Regional Medical Center in Lansing, Michigan. She then worked in rural Northern Michigan for 12 years prior to moving to Green Bay. She served as the medical director at CareNet Pregnancy Center of the Eastern Upper Peninsula, received extra training at Cleveland Clinic in microsurgical fallopian tube repair and reanastomosis, and is completing her Medical Consultant internship at the Saint Paul VI Institute for Human Reproduction in Omaha, Nebraska. She received her board certification from the American Osteopathic Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and is a member of the Catholic Medical Association.

“Being a part of the St. Gianna Family is an answer to many prayers. To know, love, and serve God through my work is truly rewarding. My passion is to help women take an active role in improving their health - physically, spiritually, and emotionally. I am pleased to see what the future brings and how the Holy Spirit will continue to renew our lives and our mission.”

Dr. Charles Cassidy completed his undergraduate degree in engineering at the University of Notre Dame and went on to complete law school and obtain a master’s degree in philosophy at Georgetown University. He practiced law with Catholic Charities of Los Angeles for two years before serving with Catholic Relief Services in Moldova for one year. He completed medical school at the University of California San Francisco and a residency in family medicine at John Peter Smith hospital in Fort Worth, TX. During residency he was trained in Natural Procreative Technology at the Pope Paul VI Institute in Omaha, NE, and obtained advanced training in obstetrics, surgery, ultrasound, HIV, and tropical medicine.

After residency, he volunteered in a rural Haitian hospital for 6 months before moving to Green Bay to begin work with the St Gianna clinic in 2019.

At the St Gianna Clinic, Dr. Cassidy provides family medicine and women’s care services. Dr. Cassidy says his patients should expect to be part of a shared decision-making process.

“I see myself as an advocate for patients in a health care system that is increasingly difficult to manage,” said Dr. Cassidy. “I see physicians as the natural attorneys of the poor, that’s why I make an extra effort to help patients get the care they need.”

Dr. Cassidy provides routine care for children and adults, as well as general obstetrics and gynecology services. As a Certified Fertility Care Medical Consultant, Dr. Cassidy is trained in the diagnosis and treatment of gynecologic and reproductive health conditions using the Creighton Model FertilityCare System and NaProTECHNOLOGY.

“It is my goal to provide up-to-date information, as well as recommendations, to help patients decide what the best course of action might be,” said Dr. Cassidy.

Dr. Cassidy is fluent in both English and Spanish, and is certified by the American Board of Family Medicine.

Dr. Scott Stillwell, a family medicine physician at St. Gianna Clinic, offers faithful care to his patients.

“I am excited to practice medicine in an environment that cherishes and respects all life, and acknowledges God’s role as the Creator of life,” says Dr. Stillwell.

Dr. Stillwell is able to diagnose and treat emergent concerns and chronic illnesses, and is also experienced in helping people with common health issues. Dr. Stillwell provides regular health screenings and counseling to prevent disease before it happens.

“We treat everything from high blood pressure and diabetes, to rashes, fevers, coughs and colds. If somebody cuts their finger and needs a couple stitches, we’re here for that too,” said Dr. Stillwell.

Dr. Stillwell cares for men, women and children of all ages, which allows him to care for your entire family during every stage of life. While faith is at the center of Dr. Stillwell’s practice, he offers care for everyone, no matter their background.

“My role is to be a doctor,” said Dr. Stillwell. “If patients want to engage me and ask me why I do things the way that I do, I am happy to give an explanation, but it’s not part of my philosophy of care. It is my goal to build lasting relationships with my patients in order to offer them high quality and personal medical care.”

“Wherever the art of medicine is loved, there is also a love for humanity”(Hippocrates). I believe this quote captures the heart of family medicine as it should be; its roots firmly planted in a love for humanity, a love for human life from conception until natural death.

As a family medicine physician, I believe in a multifaceted approach to caring for the wholeness and uniqueness of the individual human person, I have furthered my traditional allopathic training with training in other areas including NaProTechnology, the Walsh approach to assessing and healing mental health difficulties. I have participated in research in the past, taught resident physicians and continue to research and problem solve for my current patients.

I believe in today’s healthcare climate, individuals need a healthcare advocate. As a family medicine physician, I both teach and advocate for my patients as they navigate the complexity of disease and seek to both achieve and restore optimal health.

It is a privilege and an honor to serve others as a physician of family medicine. I hope and seek to care for individuals as I would care for my own family. However, I truly believe it is ultimately the Divine Physician who heals each one of us and we as physicians are only His instruments here on earth, figuratively entering: “Into whatever houses (he/she) may enter...for the benefit of the sick.”

Dr. Michelle Gilpin Lopez is a board certified Family Medicine physician with over 20 years of experience and with additional training in NaproTechnology, Walsh Nutrient therapy approach to mental illness with applications in the treatment of Autism, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease. Dr. Michelle is currently completing fellowship training in herbal medicine. She has participated in research and has received the following awards: “Distinguished Teacher of Family Medicine” from Valley Baptist Family Medicine Residency Program in Harlingen, Texas and “Teacher of the Year” from Mosaic Family Practice Residency.

Dr. Charles Cassidy completed his undergraduate degree in engineering at the University of Notre Dame and went on to complete law school and obtain a master’s degree in philosophy at Georgetown University. He practiced law with Catholic Charities of Los Angeles for two years before serving with Catholic Relief Services in Moldova for one year. He completed medical school at the University of California San Francisco and a residency in family medicine at John Peter Smith hospital in Fort Worth, TX. During residency he was trained in Natural Procreative Technology at the Pope Paul VI Institute in Omaha, NE, and obtained advanced training in obstetrics, surgery, ultrasound, HIV, and tropical medicine.

After residency, he volunteered in a rural Haitian hospital for 6 months before moving to Green Bay to begin work with the St Gianna clinic in 2019.

At the St Gianna Clinic, Dr. Cassidy provides family medicine and women’s care services. Dr. Cassidy says his patients should expect to be part of a shared decision-making process.

“I see myself as an advocate for patients in a health care system that is increasingly difficult to manage,” said Dr. Cassidy. “I see physicians as the natural attorneys of the poor, that’s why I make an extra effort to help patients get the care they need.”

Dr. Cassidy provides routine care for children and adults, as well as general obstetrics and gynecology services. As a Certified Fertility Care Medical Consultant, Dr. Cassidy is trained in the diagnosis and treatment of gynecologic and reproductive health conditions using the Creighton Model FertilityCare System and NaProTECHNOLOGY.

“It is my goal to provide up-to-date information, as well as recommendations, to help patients decide what the best course of action might be,” said Dr. Cassidy.

Dr. Cassidy is fluent in both English and Spanish, and is certified by the American Board of Family Medicine.

Dr. Scott Stillwell, a family medicine physician at St. Gianna Clinic, offers faithful care to his patients.

“I am excited to practice medicine in an environment that cherishes and respects all life, and acknowledges God’s role as the Creator of life,” says Dr. Stillwell.

Dr. Stillwell is able to diagnose and treat emergent concerns and chronic illnesses, and is also experienced in helping people with common health issues. Dr. Stillwell provides regular health screenings and counseling to prevent disease before it happens.

“We treat everything from high blood pressure and diabetes, to rashes, fevers, coughs and colds. If somebody cuts their finger and needs a couple stitches, we’re here for that too,” said Dr. Stillwell.

Dr. Stillwell cares for men, women and children of all ages, which allows him to care for your entire family during every stage of life. While faith is at the center of Dr. Stillwell’s practice, he offers care for everyone, no matter their background.

“My role is to be a doctor,” said Dr. Stillwell. “If patients want to engage me and ask me why I do things the way that I do, I am happy to give an explanation, but it’s not part of my philosophy of care. It is my goal to build lasting relationships with my patients in order to offer them high quality and personal medical care.”

"What is a pediatrician? A medical practitioner specializing in children, treating their diseases, and promoting health. I became a doctor as I was fascinated by the human body. What God created was incredible. What can be accomplished through it is amazing. However, our bodies must be nourished appropriately: physically, emotionally and spiritually.

I became a pediatrician because children are our future. I felt I could make the most impact during this time in preventative health. It is a blessing to get to follow a child's development from birth to adulthood. I enjoy working with and helping teach parents how to instill healthy habits that their children can carry on into adulthood as preventative strategies for maintaining health.
To be an extension of the Divine Healer is a humbling honor to try to uphold. I always try to follow this philosophy: "I will always treat your child the way I want my children treated." The doctor/patient relationship is a sacred one. My job is to offer recommendations for you to then decide what is best for your child. I look forward to working with you."

Dr. Edward Bayer attended both undergraduate and medical school at the University of Wisconsin. Following medical school, he completed his residency in Pediatrics at Vanderbilt University Medical School in Nashville, TN. Following his residency at Vanderbilt in 1997, Dr. Bayer began practicing at what is now known as Ascension Medical Group (previously LaSalle Medical Group and Affinity Medical Group).

He was Department Chair for Affinity Health System Fox Valley from September 2005-06. He served as Lead Physician for Appleteon Pediatrics of Affinity Medical Group from 2005-2015. He has been a member of the UW Health Pediatric Advisory Council since 2005. He is also a member of the Children’s Wisconsin Fox Valley Community Physician Advisory Group.

Dr. Charles Cassidy completed his undergraduate degree in engineering at the University of Notre Dame and went on to complete law school and obtain a master’s degree in philosophy at Georgetown University. He practiced law with Catholic Charities of Los Angeles for two years before serving with Catholic Relief Services in Moldova for one year. He completed medical school at the University of California San Francisco and a residency in family medicine at John Peter Smith hospital in Fort Worth, TX. During residency he was trained in Natural Procreative Technology at the Pope Paul VI Institute in Omaha, NE, and obtained advanced training in obstetrics, surgery, ultrasound, HIV, and tropical medicine.

After residency, he volunteered in a rural Haitian hospital for 6 months before moving to Green Bay to begin work with the St Gianna clinic in 2019.

At the St Gianna Clinic, Dr. Cassidy provides family medicine and women’s care services. Dr. Cassidy says his patients should expect to be part of a shared decision-making process.

“I see myself as an advocate for patients in a health care system that is increasingly difficult to manage,” said Dr. Cassidy. “I see physicians as the natural attorneys of the poor, that’s why I make an extra effort to help patients get the care they need.”

Dr. Cassidy provides routine care for children and adults, as well as general obstetrics and gynecology services. As a Certified Fertility Care Medical Consultant, Dr. Cassidy is trained in the diagnosis and treatment of gynecologic and reproductive health conditions using the Creighton Model FertilityCare System and NaProTECHNOLOGY.

“It is my goal to provide up-to-date information, as well as recommendations, to help patients decide what the best course of action might be,” said Dr. Cassidy.

Dr. Cassidy is fluent in both English and Spanish, and is certified by the American Board of Family Medicine.

Dr. Scott Stillwell, a family medicine physician at St. Gianna Clinic, offers faithful care to his patients.

“I am excited to practice medicine in an environment that cherishes and respects all life, and acknowledges God’s role as the Creator of life,” says Dr. Stillwell.

Dr. Stillwell is able to diagnose and treat emergent concerns and chronic illnesses, and is also experienced in helping people with common health issues. Dr. Stillwell provides regular health screenings and counseling to prevent disease before it happens.

“We treat everything from high blood pressure and diabetes, to rashes, fevers, coughs and colds. If somebody cuts their finger and needs a couple stitches, we’re here for that too,” said Dr. Stillwell.

Dr. Stillwell cares for men, women and children of all ages, which allows him to care for your entire family during every stage of life. While faith is at the center of Dr. Stillwell’s practice, he offers care for everyone, no matter their background.

“My role is to be a doctor,” said Dr. Stillwell. “If patients want to engage me and ask me why I do things the way that I do, I am happy to give an explanation, but it’s not part of my philosophy of care. It is my goal to build lasting relationships with my patients in order to offer them high quality and personal medical care.”

Brianna Klotz is a wife, a mother of three, and a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, specializing in providing primary health care to individuals and families throughout the lifespan, with a focus on health promotion and health education. She earned both her bachelor's and doctoral degrees in nursing from the University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh, graduating with honors. Brianna worked as a critical care nurse before and during graduate school. She also has several years of experience as a free clinic volunteer caring for the uninsured. Brianna is driven by her Catholic faith and has an eagerness to serve with compassion.

Dr. Charles Cassidy completed his undergraduate degree in engineering at the University of Notre Dame and went on to complete law school and obtain a master’s degree in philosophy at Georgetown University. He practiced law with Catholic Charities of Los Angeles for two years before serving with Catholic Relief Services in Moldova for one year. He completed medical school at the University of California San Francisco and a residency in family medicine at John Peter Smith hospital in Fort Worth, TX. During residency he was trained in Natural Procreative Technology at the Pope Paul VI Institute in Omaha, NE, and obtained advanced training in obstetrics, surgery, ultrasound, HIV, and tropical medicine.

After residency, he volunteered in a rural Haitian hospital for 6 months before moving to Green Bay to begin work with the St Gianna clinic in 2019.

At the St Gianna Clinic, Dr. Cassidy provides family medicine and women’s care services. Dr. Cassidy says his patients should expect to be part of a shared decision-making process.

“I see myself as an advocate for patients in a health care system that is increasingly difficult to manage,” said Dr. Cassidy. “I see physicians as the natural attorneys of the poor, that’s why I make an extra effort to help patients get the care they need.”

Dr. Cassidy provides routine care for children and adults, as well as general obstetrics and gynecology services. As a Certified Fertility Care Medical Consultant, Dr. Cassidy is trained in the diagnosis and treatment of gynecologic and reproductive health conditions using the Creighton Model FertilityCare System and NaProTECHNOLOGY.

“It is my goal to provide up-to-date information, as well as recommendations, to help patients decide what the best course of action might be,” said Dr. Cassidy.

Dr. Cassidy is fluent in both English and Spanish, and is certified by the American Board of Family Medicine.

Dr. Scott Stillwell, a family medicine physician at St. Gianna Clinic, offers faithful care to his patients.

“I am excited to practice medicine in an environment that cherishes and respects all life, and acknowledges God’s role as the Creator of life,” says Dr. Stillwell.

Dr. Stillwell is able to diagnose and treat emergent concerns and chronic illnesses, and is also experienced in helping people with common health issues. Dr. Stillwell provides regular health screenings and counseling to prevent disease before it happens.

“We treat everything from high blood pressure and diabetes, to rashes, fevers, coughs and colds. If somebody cuts their finger and needs a couple stitches, we’re here for that too,” said Dr. Stillwell.

Dr. Stillwell cares for men, women and children of all ages, which allows him to care for your entire family during every stage of life. While faith is at the center of Dr. Stillwell’s practice, he offers care for everyone, no matter their background.

“My role is to be a doctor,” said Dr. Stillwell. “If patients want to engage me and ask me why I do things the way that I do, I am happy to give an explanation, but it’s not part of my philosophy of care. It is my goal to build lasting relationships with my patients in order to offer them high quality and personal medical care.”

Dr. Joyce was born and raised in Tempe, AZ, His family later moved to Idaho where they lived on a ranch. He liked knowing he was helping others when volunteering in the emergency room in Boise, Idaho. While earning his bachelors degree in mathematics at Creighton University in Omaha, NE, he discerned through a 54 day Rosary Novena that practicing medicine is God’s will for him to be of service to people. Dr. Joyce graduated from Creighton University School of Medicine. He entered an OB/GYN residency at St. Mary’s Hospital in Milwaukee, WI and transitioned to Family Medicine residency through Waukesha Family Practice in Waukesha, WI.

Dr. Joyce began his career by opening Family Medical Center in Ivanhoe, MN then worked as a family medicine physician including obstetrics for 33 years in Springfield, MN, Sleepy Eye, MN and Glenwood, MN. He and his wife Kathleen have ten living children and seven grandchildren so far. Throughout his years as a family physician, his calling has remained the same-to be a humble servant of all.

In order to maintain excellent care of mothers and babies in rural communities Dr Joyce became an advisory faculty member in Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics through the American Academy of Family Practice and has provided many years of education to members of OB medical teams from rural community hospitals. He was blessed with the opportunity to help two pregnancy resource centers begin serving southern Minnesota, in Mankato and New Ulm.

Dr. Robin Goldsmith invited Dr. Joyce to join the Saint Gianna Clinic in April of 2022 after many years of work together in the Catholic Medical Association which is dedicated to the principle of “Inspiring Physicians to imitate Jesus Christ” Guilds were developed in diocese of New Ulm, and Saint Cloud in Minnesota and diocese of Rapid City in South Dakota through Dr. Joyce’s efforts.

Singing in Choir and serving as Acolyte and Lector are Dr. Joyce’s other avenues of service. Walking, triking, kayaking, canoeing, bird watching, sailing, and camping are all things the Joyce's enjoy on their dates.

Dr. Charles Cassidy completed his undergraduate degree in engineering at the University of Notre Dame and went on to complete law school and obtain a master’s degree in philosophy at Georgetown University. He practiced law with Catholic Charities of Los Angeles for two years before serving with Catholic Relief Services in Moldova for one year. He completed medical school at the University of California San Francisco and a residency in family medicine at John Peter Smith hospital in Fort Worth, TX. During residency he was trained in Natural Procreative Technology at the Pope Paul VI Institute in Omaha, NE, and obtained advanced training in obstetrics, surgery, ultrasound, HIV, and tropical medicine.

After residency, he volunteered in a rural Haitian hospital for 6 months before moving to Green Bay to begin work with the St Gianna clinic in 2019.

At the St Gianna Clinic, Dr. Cassidy provides family medicine and women’s care services. Dr. Cassidy says his patients should expect to be part of a shared decision-making process.

“I see myself as an advocate for patients in a health care system that is increasingly difficult to manage,” said Dr. Cassidy. “I see physicians as the natural attorneys of the poor, that’s why I make an extra effort to help patients get the care they need.”

Dr. Cassidy provides routine care for children and adults, as well as general obstetrics and gynecology services. As a Certified Fertility Care Medical Consultant, Dr. Cassidy is trained in the diagnosis and treatment of gynecologic and reproductive health conditions using the Creighton Model FertilityCare System and NaProTECHNOLOGY.

“It is my goal to provide up-to-date information, as well as recommendations, to help patients decide what the best course of action might be,” said Dr. Cassidy.

Dr. Cassidy is fluent in both English and Spanish, and is certified by the American Board of Family Medicine.

Dr. Scott Stillwell, a family medicine physician at St. Gianna Clinic, offers faithful care to his patients.

“I am excited to practice medicine in an environment that cherishes and respects all life, and acknowledges God’s role as the Creator of life,” says Dr. Stillwell.

Dr. Stillwell is able to diagnose and treat emergent concerns and chronic illnesses, and is also experienced in helping people with common health issues. Dr. Stillwell provides regular health screenings and counseling to prevent disease before it happens.

“We treat everything from high blood pressure and diabetes, to rashes, fevers, coughs and colds. If somebody cuts their finger and needs a couple stitches, we’re here for that too,” said Dr. Stillwell.

Dr. Stillwell cares for men, women and children of all ages, which allows him to care for your entire family during every stage of life. While faith is at the center of Dr. Stillwell’s practice, he offers care for everyone, no matter their background.

“My role is to be a doctor,” said Dr. Stillwell. “If patients want to engage me and ask me why I do things the way that I do, I am happy to give an explanation, but it’s not part of my philosophy of care. It is my goal to build lasting relationships with my patients in order to offer them high quality and personal medical care.”