Moline Blanc, PA-C


Physician Assistant (PA)
Family Medicine

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Shekinah Health & Wellness Center
325 Clyde Morris Blvd
Suite 430
Ormond Beach, Florida 32174
For an appointment, call (386) 206-2929
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Medical Expertise of Moline Blanc, PA-C

She is a Ph.D. Clinical Sexology candidate at the American Academy of Clinical Sexology in Orlando, FL. 

Her professional interests include Disease Prevention, Chronic Disease Management, Psycho-sexual Education and Management, and Clinical research. As the owner of Shekinah Health & Wellness Center, Ms. Blanc takes personal responsibility to ensure that patients are treated as special souls, no matter their background or financial status. Her overall goal is to be a medical provider that guides patients toward achieving total physical, emotional and mental well-being.

About Moline Blanc, PA-C

Moline J. Blanc, PAC is a board-certified Ormond Beach physician's assistant providing care to patients at the Shekinah Health & Wellness Center. 
 

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Education & Training

MS in Biology: University of Florida
MS in Biomedical Science/Physician Assistant Studies: University of Toledo
Family and Internal Medicine Training: AltaMed Health Services Corporation