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Director of Endocrinology & Metabolic Health; Internal Medicine
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Internal Medicine, Endocrinology

Dr. Gabrielle Page-Wilson has always loved working at the cutting edge of science. As a top endocrinologist, internist, and physician-scientist, she combines evidence-driven approaches with pragmatic strategies to help patients reach their health goals. "I believe in listening," she says. "I really want to understand exactly where my patients are coming from."

Dr. Page-Wilson chose to focus her clinical practice and research on endocrinology because, she says, “our hormones affect every part of the human body, and the impact they can have is vast.” Dr. Page-Wilson has extensive clinical expertise in women's health, obesity medicine, and in the management of hormonal disorders, and has been a principal investigator on phase 2 and 3 trials funded by the National Institutes of Health.

Dr. Page-Wilson started her academic career studying psychology at Harvard University. “I have always been a humanist and I’ve always had a love of science,” she says. “I love people and it’s always been important to me to understand their needs.”

During her time at Harvard she made the decision to marry these two passions and pursue a career in medicine. Upon graduation from Harvard Medical School, Dr. Page-Wilson completed her residency at Brigham and Women’s Hospital followed by a fellowship at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital / Columbia University Irving Medical Center, where she practiced as an endocrinologist and internist from 2011-2023.

Dr. Page-Wilson is an active member of the Endocrine Society, the Pituitary Society, and the North American Menopause Society, and is a co-founder of the family-focused pandemic response company Little Lives PPE.

At Atria, Dr. Page-Wilson is thrilled to work collaboratively to push the limits of what’s possible in health care. “The approach is truly refreshing and dynamic,” she says. “I am excited to give my patients the absolute best of what science has to offer.”

Reviewed by Gabrielle Page-Wilson