Archives: Providers
Claire completed her general psychiatry residency at the University of Washington in Seattle, where she had the the opportunity to work on the homeless outreach team and with an organization that provided therapeutic child care to children at risk for emotional and behavioral problems based on exposure to abuse. She finished her training at UC San Diego with a fellowship in Child and Adolescent psychiatry, where she was on the Community Psychiatry track with significant exposure to under-served populations and with non-profit organizations.
Dr. Thompson joined the Neighborhood Healthcare team out of a desire to enhance the wellness of the community. As a doctor at Neighborhood Healthcare, she’s able to live and work near family and friends as well as utilize the training she received in a community health center near the San Diego/Tijuana border. She is dedicated to helping her patients achieve their goals. Dr. Thompson is a member of the San Diego County Medical Society, American Academy of Family Physicians, and the California Academy of Family Physicians. She strives to advance the care that Neighborhood Healthcare provides as she has a special interest in healthcare improvement initiatives.
“Hi! I am a doctor who believes that good care takes time – that it takes time for patients to trust their doctors and for doctors to get to know their patients, and that it is better not to rush. As a pediatrician, I believe that happenings at home, school, etc, including stresses in these places can affect kids’ health as well. As such, I try to take into account what I see in all aspects of children’s health. I also believe very strongly in the effectiveness and necessity of vaccines.”
Bernice Tabil-Galapon enjoys gardening, Polynesian dancing, and spending time with her family. She finds great joy in seeing the positive changes her patients experience.
Anne lives in Ramona with her husband Bruce. She loves to quilt when she has time and has a lot of projects when she has more free time. Anne also likes to read Crime Fiction for enjoyment when not keeping up to date with Professional Journals.
