Jennifer S. Abeles is a Clinical Assistant Professor, Medicine, University at Buffalo (2003-present) and Attending Physician, Aspire Clinic (2003–2008) and Attending Physician, Elmwood Health Center (2003–2005). My clinical practice at the Linwood Avenue Internal Medicine-Pediatrics office provides healthcare services to an underserved area of Buffalo. In addition, I provide specialized care for patients with chronic pain issues through osteopathic manipulation including Cranial Osteopathy. As the Director of the Adult Sickle Cell Transitional Care program, I have a formalized transitional program with providers in the Sickle Cell & Hemoglobinopathy Center of Western New York at Women and Children’s Hospital of Buffalo. Currently, my research is focused on a quality improvement project: Increasing Cancer Screening through Academic Detailing and Practice Facilitation. Residency, State University of New York at Buffalo, Chief Resident (2003), Internship, Osteopathic Rotating Internship, State University of New York at Buffalo, Cary F. Vastola, DO Award- Intern who demonstrates medical excellence and dedication to the Osteopathic Profession. (1999), DO, New York College of Osteopathic Medicine (1998), BA, Political Science, Cornell University, Dean‘s List (1993). She got Awards from Gold Humanism Honor Society (2017), NCQA Diabetes Recognition Program (2012).

Internal Medicine - Pediatrics, Adult Sickle Cell Care, Cranial Therapy/Osteopathic Manipulation