Christine Fang, PA-C, is a board-certified Physician Assistant dedicated to providing compassionate, patient-centered primary care. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Molecular and Cellular Biology from the University of California, Berkeley, before completing her Physician Assistant training at Boston University.
Christine’s path into healthcare was deeply personal. She became interested in medicine after watching her mother battle breast cancer, an experience that was both challenging and inspiring. Through that journey, she gained a profound appreciation for the role healthcare providers play not only in treating illness, but in supporting patients and families through some of life’s most difficult moments. This experience motivated her to pursue a career where she could be an active, trusted member of her patients’ care teams.
She values building long-term relationships with her patients and truly getting to know them over time. She believes that strong provider–patient relationships are essential to helping individuals achieve their health goals and maintain overall wellbeing. She takes a comprehensive approach to care, with a particular emphasis on preventive medicine and the close connection between mental health and physical health. Christine is passionate about addressing emotional and psychological wellbeing as part of whole-person care, recognizing its significant impact on long-term health outcomes.
Originally from California, Christine has called New York City home for several years. Outside of the clinic, she enjoys exploring new restaurants, traveling, and attending concerts around the city.