Kristin Anderson, MD, MPH, Carolyn Downs Site Director She enjoys hiking, backpacking, skiing, climbing, digging in the garden and generally being a dork with her wife Gretchen, her boys, her dogs and her COVID bubble. Julie’s superpower is the capacity to embarrass her teenage boys…even when there’s nobody else around. She’s grateful every day to work amongst colleagues with shared values who challenge her and hold her accountable to the work of creating an anti-racist organization. She’s honored to partner with patients to help them achieve their health goals and to partner with residents to help them achieve their educational goals. Julie works as the Swedish System Chief of Family Medicine which allows her a unique opportunity to connect the work of the residency with our sponsoring institution. She’s also devoted to removing barriers to successful breastfeeding for high-risk patients. She is a Centering Pregnancy Workshop Instructor and is passionate about the advantages of Group OB care as a tool to flatten the health disparities seen in marginalized populations. Her curricular interests include maternal/child medicine, obstetrics, gyn procedures, wilderness medicine (ski patrol), POCUS ultrasound (seeking ACCP/SHM Certificate hospital medicine POCUS and teaching OB ultrasound). She joined the faculty at Swedish Family Medicine, Cherry Hill in 2005 where she is the Associate Program Director of Curriculum and the Program Director. She completed her residency at Swedish Family Medicine Residency at First Hill where she worked at the 45th Street Clinic FQHC. J.D.Julie Taraday received her undergraduate degree in psychology from Brown University and her MD degree from the University of Washington School of Medicine.Chaplin graduated from Widener University with a bachelor of arts degree in psychology and minors in sociology and Spanish. She also was a member of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Society, worked as a legal intern at the law school’s Veterans Law Clinic, assisted an entertainment attorney, and interned as a law clerk for the U.S. Chaplin held the position of Black Law Students Association vice president and was a staff member on two scholarly publications – Widener Journal of Law and Economics and Race. While attending that Wilmington, Delaware, school, Ms. She holds a juris doctor degree received in 2012 from Widener University School of Law. Chaplin is licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. She oversees investigations into potential claims by our clients and conducting depositions. Chaplin leads a team dedicated to ensuring timely completion and filing of motions in each case handled by the Cherry Hill office. Chaplin writes and responds to motions filed in Pennsylvania and New Jersey courts at both the state and federal levels. In her work today as a Weitz & Luxenberg attorney, Ms. Chaplin also drafted opinions concerning criminal cases where convicted defendants were appealing their sentencing.
Chaplin conducted extensive legal research to develop and write opinions requested by Judge Shreeves-Johns to help the jurist decide pre-trial motions in major civil jury trials. Karen Shreeves-Johns in Philadelphia’s Court of Common Pleas. Chaplin became the senior law clerk for the Hon. She also drafted court opinions where modification of the written agreement was sought so it would then accurately reflect the actual intent of the signatories. Chaplin’s role called upon her to draft briefs concerning the applicability of the state’s rules of civil procedure to matters being heard by Judge Hayden. Charles Hayden, who presides over civil and criminal cases in Philadelphia Municipal Court. Chaplin, that familiarity was gained in part by serving as a clerk for Pennsylvania judges during the two years immediately prior to her joining our firm.įirst, she was a judicial fellow in the chambers of the Hon.
Weitz & Luxenberg attorneys possess a remarkably intimate familiarity with the law.
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