Mary Brown to provide gynecological care at Putnam County Primary Care Leipsic
Certified nurse practitioner and sexual health counselor Mary Brown will be providing gynecological care at Putnam County Primary Care Leipsic, 901 E. Main Street, Suite A, Leipsic, beginning Friday, September 6. She will see patients in Leipsic every Friday from 8 a.m. to noon.
Brown earned a bachelor’s degree in nursing from Lourdes College and a master’s degree in nursing/women’s health nurse practitioner from the University of Cincinnati. She also received a certificate in sexual health counseling from the University of Michigan.
Mary Brown is part of the Blanchard Valley Hospital Women & Children’s Center. For more information or to schedule an appointment with Mary Brown in the Leipsic office, call 419.424.0180.
Other providers at the Women & Children’s Center include Dr. Miguel Jordan, Dr. George Abate, Dr. Allison Westcott, Dr. Kimberlee Perkins, Dr. Lorie Thomas, and Certified Nurse Practitioners Teresa Jones, Sarah Howe and Physician Assistant Aubrey Marcum.
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