Recent Publications
Strickland CG, Latham-Sadler B.
Rhinitis In: Paulman PM, Paulman AA, Harrison JD, Nasir L, Jarzynka K, eds. Taylor's differential diagnosis manual: symptoms and signs in the time-limited encounter. 3rd ed. Philadelphia: Wolters Kluwer/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins;2014: 102-104.
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Dr. Carmen Strickland is a specialist in family medicine. Below is a brief profile about her:
Carmen G. Strickland, MD, MPH
Family and Community Medicine
1920 West 1st Street, Piedmont Plaza I, Winston-Salem
336-716-WAKE or 888-716-WAKE
Medical Degree: University of Massachusetts Medical School
Master of Public Health: University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Residency: University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Board Certification: American Board of Family Medicine
Question: What brought you to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center?
Answer: I'm originally from the East Coast but wanted to come to North Carolina because my husband's family lives in Robeson County. In addition, the state has great primary care medical schools.
Q: What are your clinical specialties?
A: I specialize in maternal-fetal medicine, maternal child health policy and family medicine.
Q: What is your patient care philosophy?
A: I consider myself a consultant. My job is to provide information and advice, but I let patients make their own decisions about their health care. I also believe strongly in prevention and the importance of non-pharmacologic treatment/management of medical conditions.
Q: What do you enjoy most about working with patients?
A: The relationships I develop with my patients. I learn something from them every day and hear wonderful stories.
Q: In what type of volunteer or community activities are you involved?
A: I am active in the ongoing development of the Southside Health and Wellness Center, a promising community clinic in Winston-Salem. I also am on the board of Centering Healthcare Institute, a nonprofit organization seeking to increase the role of group visits in health care. Whenever possible, I try to help at my children's schools and at church, too.
Q: What fun facts should we know about you?
A: I love to cook (and eat!), and I love music. I'm also an amateur gardener and guitar player.