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Six new physicians have joined the CHRISTUS St. Patrick Hospital medical staff:
Jon Michael Cuba, M.D. – Surgery and Regional Medical Director for TEAM Health
Alycia Rodgers, M.D. – Pediatrics
Julie Babineaux, M.D. – Pediatrics
David Drez, Jr. M.D. - Surgery
Scott Lee Hofer, D.O. - Surgery
Edward "Etch" Shaheen, M.D. – Surgery and Medical Director for St. Patrick Emergency Department.
To find a physician call 491-7577 or go online at www.christusstpatrick.org.