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Denise Lougee

St. Joseph’s Physicians Family Medicine has hired DENISE LOUGEE to its Radisson Health Center in Baldwinsville. She holds a master’s degree in physician-assistant studies from Le Moyne College, and a bachelor’s degree in psychology, with minors in chemistry and health-care missions, from Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas. Lougee has practiced as a physician assistant in […]

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St. Joseph’s Physicians Family Medicine has hired DENISE LOUGEE to its Radisson Health Center in Baldwinsville. She holds a master’s degree in physician-assistant studies from Le Moyne College, and a bachelor’s degree in psychology, with minors in chemistry and health-care missions, from Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas.

Lougee has practiced as a physician assistant in a family care setting for seven years, most recently at Village Family Care in Baldwinsville. Her experience includes family practice management at Joseph Lorenzetti Family Practice in Seneca Falls, and as an urgent-care provider at Northeast Medical Center Urgent Care in Fayetteville.

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