by Magnolia Endocrinology | Mar 23, 2020 | Diet, Endocrinology, Exercise, Newsletters
Enjoy this newsletter where Temple answers some important question on diet and eating clean. Read the newsletter here.Masters: Master of Science in Clinical Research at Medical University of SC, Charleston SC
Medical School: Medical University of SC, Charleston SC
Internal Medicine Residency: Medical University of SC, Charleston SC
Endocrinology Fellowship: Medical University of SC, Charleston SC
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Dr. Funke moved from Colombia, South America, to the Lowcountry in her teenage years and attended Summerville High School. She remained in the area for her undergraduate degree at the College of Charleston, studying biology, and moved on to the Medical University of South Carolina to study medicine and graduated with a Doctorate of Medicine from medical school and then internal medicine. Starting a family with her husband, a Summerville native, and her love for the Lowcountry influenced her to pursue a fellowship in Endocrinology at the Medical University in Charleston.
She enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband, two daughters, and two dogs in her free time.
Medical School: West Virginia University in Morgantown, WV
Internal Medicine Internship: Charleston Area Medical Center, Charleston WV
Internal Medicine Residency: University Hospital of Jacksonville, Jacksonville, FL
Endocrinology Fellowship: Medical University of SC, Charleston SC
Board Certifications: American Board of Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine – Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism, National Certification Board for Diabetes Educator, Certified Clinical Densitometrist
Dr. Pugh has always had an interest in the endocrine system. She completed an endocrinology fellowship after raising 3 boys. She has been an endocrinologist for 19 years. She practices all aspects of endocrinology. She is very rewarded in making a positive difference in all patients’ healthcare.
Outside of medicine, you will likely find her outdoors enjoying nature; hiking, kayaking, and horseback riding. She also loves to spend time with her 5 grandchildren who regrettably live out of state. She is originally from Charleston, WV but considers the “other Charleston” her home.
Bachelor of Science in Biologic Sciences in 2006: LSU, Baton Rouge, LA
Bachelor of Science, Physician Assistant Program in 2009: LSU, Health Sciences Center, Shreveport, LA
Masters in Physician Assistant Studies in 2014: LSU Health Sciences Center- Shreveport, LA
Amy was born and raised right outside of New Orleans, LA, and bleeds Purple and Gold! Geaux LSU Tigers!
Amy has over 10 years of endocrine experience and is very passionate about educating patients about diabetes and endocrinology. Amy specifically loves reviewing CGMs and adjusting insulin pumps to achieve optimal glycemic control for each patient.
Amy proudly supports the military with her husband who currently serves in the Air Force at Joint Base Charleston. She and her family are very excited about moving to Summerville and exploring the beautiful area. She is still looking for the best Gumbo!
Undergraduate: Wofford College, BS Biology
Medical School: University of SC of School of Medicine, Columbia, SC
General Surgery Internship: MUSC, Charleston, SC
Internal Medicine Internship and Residency: USC School of Medicine, Columbia, SC
Endocrinology Fellowship: USC School of Medicine, Columbia, SC
Board Certifications in Internal Medicine and Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism
Fellow of the American College of Endocrinology
Certified Clinical Densitometrist
Dr. Schenck has 15 years of clinical endocrinology experience in a variety of settings including academic medicine and private practice. He practices general adult endocrinology. Outside of medicine, he enjoys time with his family and enjoys sports, fitness, hiking, kayaking, bird watching, and reading.
Undergraduate: Clemson University, BS Health Science and Minor in Microbiology
Graduate: Masters in Physician Assistant Studies, Medical University of SC, Charleston, SC
Temple has 13 years of experience as a PA and a decade of experience in Endocrinology. Nutrition and general healthy lifestyle/behaviors are an integral part of her “medication regimen.” Although she has a special interest in diabetes, insulin pumps, and thyroid disease, she practices all aspects of adult endocrinology. It is very fulfilling to help patients understand the “why behind the what” and in turn become very successful with managing their medical conditions.
Outside of medicine, you can find her outside “diggin’ in the dirt” or just being in nature. She is originally from Ninety Six, SC, and loves to visit back home any chance she gets.
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