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Matthew T. Ebling, MDClass of 2006/7
Biography
I was born in Ephrata, PA, located between Reading and Lancaster and spent my childhood there, before attending college at Bloomsburg University in north-central PA, where I majored in Biology. I worked full-time doing research for several years, and received a Master’s in Microbiology at Thomas Jefferson University. At that time, I was blessed to meet my lovely wife, Jennifer, who was from Taiwan and came to USA for her master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering. I loved her at first sight from across a crowded room at a Christian meeting. We got married in 1998, at which I worked as a Scientific Manager at Biomedical Research during the year of applying medical school. Afterwards, I attended medical school at Jefferson Medical College and admitted to the Physician Shortage Area Program. I have been interested in family medicine since before attending medical school. I enjoyed serving as a Student Delegate for the PAFP, and as a FMIG Regional Coordinator for the AAFP. In hopes of serving in the shortage area in the future, I am delighted now to be at Altoona Family Physicians Residency, a program of outstanding caliber and commitment to its residents. I am grateful for all the Lord has done for me and look forward to working with great faculty and residents. EducationUndergraduate
Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA Work ExperienceScientific and Facilities Manager, Jefferson Center for
Biomedical Research Research Assistant, Department of Microbiology and
Immunology & Department of Family Medicine, Thomas Jefferson University. Publications
and Presentations
“Physician Prescribing Behavior
Following Bone Densitometry”. M. Ebling, KD Novielli. Pennsylvania
Academy of Family Physicians Meeting, Student Research Presentation, April 6,
2001. "Physician
Prescribing Behavior Following Bone Densitometry:
A 3-year Retrospective in One Academic Family Practice."
NAPCRG 28th Annual Meeting, Paper Presentation, Amelia Island, FL,
November 4-7, 2000. KD Novielli, JJ Diamond, M Ebling. "Treatment of Chronic Hepadnavirus Infection in a Woodchuck Animal Model with an Inhibitor of Protein Folding and Trafficking." T. M. Block, X. Lu, A.S. Mehta, B. S. Blumberg, B. Tennant, M. Ebling, B. Korba, D. M. Lansky, G. S. Jacob, and R. A. Dwek. Nature Medicine 4(5):610-614. 1998 May. "The Affect of Glycan to Secretion of Hepatitis B Virus." X. Lu, J. Park, A. Mehta, M. Ebling, R. Dwek, and T. Block, presented at Hepatitis B Meeting, Paris, France, 1997 July. Areas of InterestBehavioral Medicine, Women’s health, Spirituality in medicine, Procedures After Hours InterestsMy wife and I enjoy church activities, classical music, cultural activities, traveling, swimming, hiking, and camping.
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