Board Certified in Family Medicine, Dr. Cribb provides primary care for men, women, and children and enjoys forging relationships with the patients she serves. “I enjoy the complexity of caring for people of all ages, and everyday being different in primary care,’ said Dr. Roberts.

A native of Georgetown, South Carolina and a graduate of the McLeod Family Medicine Residency program, Dr. Roberts received her medical degree from the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine, Blacksburg, Virginia.

“The dental team is excited to be a part of the McLeod Family Medicine Residency Program,” said Jamie Y. Driggers, DMD, Director of Oral Health Integration, McLeod Family Medicine Residency Program. “We strive to embody true integration of dental health into medical health with our role in the center and curriculum. Our goal is not only to provide enhanced oral health education to the residents that they can carry with them into practice, but to also be available for them and their family’s dental health needs.”

Residency is a key component of graduate medical training. It often leads to long working hours with many responsibilities caring for patients both in the clinic and hospital as an integral part of the healthcare team.  Our residents care for patients at McLeod Regional Medical Center, McLeod Health Clarendon, McLeod Health Cheraw, McLeod Family Medicine Center, McLeod Primary Care Clarendon and McLeod Primary Care Cheraw. In addition, they serve as indispensable resources and mentors for medical students who are completing their third and fourth year rotations here in Florence.

“The Residents are an important part of our Medical Staff,” said Dr. Dale Lusk, McLeod Health Executive Medical Officer. “We are grateful for their commitment to patient care, and for their daily dedication in helping McLeod be the Choice for Medical Excellence.”

“Today’s celebration was just a small token of what the residents mean to us,” said Dr. Gerard Jebaily, Program Director, McLeod Family Medicine Residency Program. “I have been working with the residents for almost forty years and throughout that time what has never changed it the spirit of the value of what it means to be a resident.”