CONTACT INFORMATIONBIOGRAPHYCREDENTIALSPUBLICATIONSDeborah Pierce, M.D., M.P.H.Contact InformationPhone NumbersAppointment: (585) 279-4800Office: (585) 279-4720Fax: (585) 279-4725A member of the University of Rochester Medical Faculty GroupgroupAn Accountable Health PartnerassignmentNot Accepting New PatientsLocationsHighland Family Medicine777 South Clinton AvenueRochester, NY 14620-1448Faculty AppointmentsClinical Associate Professor (Voluntary) - Department of Family Medicine (SMD) Patient Care SettingFamily MedicineBiographyDeb Pierce, MD, MPH, first came to Rochester from Worcester, Massachusetts, for residency training in June, 1992. Upon completion of her residency, she returned to Massachusetts, where she was on faculty at the rural training site for the University of Massachusetts. After three years, however, the "Rochester magnet" effect kicked in, and she happily returned. She is an avid amateur photographer who vigorously avoids the other side of the lens. In her spare time she can be often found exploring local (and national!) parks with her camera, or home with her three cats.ResearchDeb Pierce, MD, MPH, first came to Rochester from Worcester, Massachusetts, for residency training in June, 1992. Upon completion of her residency, she returned to Massachusetts, where she was on faculty at the rural training site for the University of Massachusetts. After three years, however, the "Rochester magnet" effect kicked in, and she happily returned. She is an avid amateur photographer who vigorously avoids the other side of the lens. In her spare time she can be often found exploring local (and national!) parks with her camera, or home with her three cats.CredentialsEducation1992MD | University of Massachusetts Medical SchoolPost-doctoral Training & Residency06/23/1993 - 06/25/1995Residency in Family Medicine at Highland Hospital of Rochester06/15/1992 - 06/22/1993Internship in Family Medicine at Highland Hospital of RochesterPublicationsJournal Articles11/1/2006Lurie SJ, Gawinski B, Pierce D, Rousseau SJ. "Seasonal affective disorder." American family physician.. 2006 Nov 1; 74(9):1521-4. VIEW ALL PUBLICATIONS