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Alan D. Lorenz, M.D.

Contact Information

Phone Numbers

Office: (585) 279-4640

Fax: (585) 279-4645

Locations

University of Rochester
500 Joseph C. Wilson Blvd.
Box 270671
Rochester, NY 14611

Faculty Appointments

Biography

Alan Lorenz, MD, received his Bachelor's degree from Stanford University, his Medical degree from the University of Wisconsin, and completed a residency in Family Medicine and a fellowship in Family Systems Medicine at the University of Rochester.

After practicing for nine years in rural upstate New York as both a family doctor and a family therapist, he returned to teach in the residency in 2001.

His first co-authored book, Models of Collaboration: A Guide for Mental Health Professionals Working with Health Care Practitioners, was published in 1996; and his second co-authored book, the acclaimed revision of Family-Oriented Primary Care with Susan McDaniel, Tom Campbell, and Jeri Hepworth, was published in 2005.

He teaches part-time in the residency and sees patients at the University Health Service.

Research

Alan Lorenz, MD, received his Bachelor's degree from Stanford University, his Medical degree from the University of Wisconsin, and completed a residency in Family Medicine and a fellowship in Family Systems Medicine at the University of Rochester.

After practicing for nine years in rural upstate New York as both a family doctor and a family therapist, he returned to teach in the residency in 2001.

His first co-authored book, Models of Collaboration: A Guide for Mental Health Professionals Working with Health Care Practitioners, was published in 1996; and his second co-authored book, the acclaimed revision of Family-Oriented Primary Care with Susan McDaniel, Tom Campbell, and Jeri Hepworth, was published in 2005.

He teaches part-time in the residency and sees patients at the University Health Service.

Credentials

Education

1975-1976
| Stanford Program in Florence, Italy

1978
BA | Stanford University
Religion

1979-1981
| Psychological Studies Institute
Ph.D. Candidate - Clinical Psychology

1987
MD | Univ Wisconsin Medical School
Medicine

Post-doctoral Training & Residency

07/01/1989 - 06/30/1990
Fellowship in Family Medicine at University of Rochester Medical Center

07/01/1988 - 06/30/1991
Residency in Family Medicine at Highland Hospital of Rochester

07/01/1987 - 06/30/1988
Internship in Family Medicine at Highland Hospital of Rochester

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Awards

2003 - 2004
Faculty Teaching Award University of Rochester, Department of Family Medicine

Publications

Journal Articles

5/2002
Campbell TL, McDaniel SH, Cole-Kelly K, Hepworth J, Lorenz A. "Family interviewing: a review of the literature in primary care." Family medicine.. 2002 May; 34(5):312-8.

2000
Lorenz, A. "The Life Cycle of the Doctor-Patient Relationship: The Middle Years" . Medical Encounter. 2000; 15(3).

1999
Lorenz, A. "The Belay of Collaboration, Reflections" . Families, Systems & Health,. 1999; 17(1).

Books & Chapters

2005
Book Title: Family-Oriented Primary Care, Second Edition
Author List: McDaniel, S., Campbell, T., Hepworth, J., Lorenz, A.
Published By: Springer-Verlag 2005 in New York

2005
Chapter Title: "Developing a Family-Oriented Primary Care Education in a Family Medicine Residency: The Rochester Experience,"
Book Title: Integrating Behavioral Health into Graduate Medical Education
Author List: Lorenz, A., McDaniel, S., Gawinski, B.
Edited By: Ed.s Shisslak, C & Lebensohn, P.
Published By: Harren 2005 in Tucson, Arizona.

2004
Chapter Title: Chapter VI, Genitourinary and Reproductive Functions
Book Title: Procedural Manual and Guide for a Standardized Application of the International
Author List: Lorenz, A - joint product of the World Health Organization and the American Psychological Association
Published By: World Health Organization and the American Psychological Association 2004

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