Faith A. Coleman, MD, is a family medicine physician trained and experienced in caring for patients of all ages and conditions, addressing their physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual wellbeing. She is also a medical journalist, author, editor, and reviewer, committed to serving both the public and health professionals with information that is current, relevant, reliable, precise, and actionable.
After earning her BA in Journalism at the University of New Mexico, she joined the editorial staff at Medical Economics, Inc.
During medical school at the UNM School of Medicine, she continued as a contributing editor to Contemporary Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Her education included coursework at Harvard Medical School and pain management research at the National Institutes of Health, as well as projects in end-of-life care and advocacy.
After completing her residency training at one of the nation’s top 100 hospitals, Dr. Coleman joined the faculty of a Family Practice Residency Program, where she trained new physicians in family medicine, emphasizing OB/Gyn and substance abuse care. She has practiced in a family medicine office and later served as Director of Health Promotions for a Northeast Texas public health district.
As her family grew, Dr. Coleman returned to journalism, becoming an independent writer, editor, and reviewer. She has authored hundreds of articles spanning medical topics from A to Z, bridging the gap between technical medical language and accessible plain language. She also develops curricula and continuing medical education materials for health professionals, from nursing assistants to board-certified physicians, including substance abuse counselors-in-training.
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