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'A Detroit Girl'

Physician travels circuitous route
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Stacey Morgan Goldfine, who professionally goes by Dr. Morgan
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November 13 2008

Robert Sklar

Editor

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fter earning her degree as a
doctor of osteopathy from
Michigan State University in
1996, Stacey Morgan Goldfine moved
to Kansas City to complete her intern-
ship and residency. She got married in
1999 and worked as a family practice
physician in rural and suburban areas
of Kansas City on both sides of the
Missouri-Kansas state line.
She lived in the Kansas City area for
71/2 years, enjoying work and golf. But
she was homesick for her family back
home in Metro Detroit. She began to
realize that she was just a "Detroit girl"
at heart.
"I spent so much of my life figuring
out a way to leave the horrible winters
here and when I did move away, I
wanted to come home," said Goldfine,
39, who grew up in Southfield and
Farmington Hills. "The feeling of
wanting to move home never really
went away."
But she also was a committed
physician in Kansas City, where she
was named Intern of the Year at

Park Lane Medical Center. "It was
tough to leave my patients and my
practice said Goldfine, who profes-
sionally goes by Dr. Morgan. "There
is always a tradeoff"

Shifting Sands
Goldfine and her husband separated
in April 2007 and divorced about a
year later. In the interim, she returned
home, settling in West Bloomfield.
Locally, she quickly found work as a
physician at Concentra Health Services
and West Bloomfield-based Lakes
Urgent Care.
"I am so grateful for the opportuni-
ty to be back and to be in a profession
that affords me this, given Michigan's
economy and job market;' she said.
At Concentra, Goldfine works under
Dr. Barry Leshman in many of the
company's 20 occupational/urgent
care centers around Metro Detroit. She
handles mainly work-related cases.
At Lakes Urgent Care operated by Dr.
Sandy Vieder, she sees patients with
acute care needs. Vieder heads the
emergency room at Botsford Hospital
in Farmington Hills.
"Although I have been in traditional
family medicine since residency, this

