Pulmonary Doctors / Pulmonologists near Monroe, NC

Biography: Dr. Nicolo Marsoni, MD is a Pulmonology Specialist who practices in Monroe, NC. He is 52 years old and has been practicing for 25 years. Dr. Nicolo Marsoni, MD is affiliated with Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center.

Biography: Dr. Ayeshia Wright, DNP is a Pulmonology Specialist who practices in Monroe, NC. Dr. Ayeshia Wright, DNP is affiliated with Novant Health Huntersville Medical Center.

Biography: Dr. Carl Smart, MD is a Pulmonology Specialist who practices in Monroe, NC. He is 62 years old and has been practicing for 37 years. Dr. Carl Smart, MD is affiliated with Novant Charlotte NC.

Biography: Dr. Lisa Lindauer, MD is a Pulmonology Specialist who practices in Monroe, NC. She is 55 years old. Dr. Lisa Lindauer, MD is affiliated with Novant Health Kernersville Medical Center.

Care Philosophy: My approach to medicine is first and foremost as patient advocate and educator. I feel that our most important role as physicians is to educate the public about their health. I apply this in both the clinic and the intensive care unit. I may not always

Biography: Terence Williams, FNP is a Pulmonology Specialist who practices in Monroe, NC. Terence Williams, FNP is affiliated with Novant Charlotte NC.

Biography: My interest in critical care - particularly the science and technology of that specialty - led me into nursing. \n I got a lot of satisfaction out of helping people get through, what for many, was a stressful, traumatic time. I wanted more responsibility, so I became a nurse practitioner and worked as an intensivist/pulmonary medicine nurse practitioner for six years. \n That was rewarding work, but I wanted to create long-term relationships with my patients and help keep them out of acute care settings, so I transitioned to family practice. \n Healthcare providers, I believe, should meet people where they are - physically, psychologically, socioeconomically. Provider-patient relationships should be partnerships. I want patients to feel I'm their partner in their healthcare. I also want them to feel comfortable in my office. To that end, I wear flannel and well-worn cowboy boots instead of a white lab coat. That's not an act; it's who I am. I've dealt with my own chronic illness. I've stared at the price of a prescription drug and wondered how I'd pay for it. I've been where many of my patients are. \n I enjoy spending time with my family, especially if my son and I are having adventures together. My family also includes two dogs, Deemo and Frank the Tank, and three cats - ZZ, Kiwi and Skeek. I'm an avid student of Cold War history and have an extensive collection of Cold War artifacts and Geiger counters. In my small woodworking shop, I turn wood bowls on my lathe. I'm always on the hunt for interesting pieces of wood to turn into something useful and beautiful.