Dr. Antonella Fine is an infectious disease and internal medicine specialist at Sturdy Memorial Hospital whose fellowship training and FIDSA recognition reflect her expertise in diagnosing and treating complex infections.
Antonella Fine, MD, FIDSA is an infectious disease specialist and the Physician Director of Hospital Infection Control & Antimicrobial Stewardship at Sturdy Memorial Hospital in Attleboro, Massachusetts. Dr. Fine received her Doctor of Medicine from The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences and completed her residency in internal medicine at the Brown University Alpert Medical School in Rhode Island. She also completed her fellowship in Adult Infectious Disease at the Brown University Alpert Medical School. Dr. Fine is a Fellow of the Infectious Diseases Society of America.
¿Cómo enfocas la atención sanitaria?
Infections can be acute and life-threatening, and they can be chronic, life-long diseases intimately tied to a patient’s social and emotional well-being. My favorite part of my profession is being able to support my patients through some of their most challenging times with dedicated and compassionate care, without judgment, and with clear explanations that empower them to make informed decisions for their health.
¿Qué te inspiró a dedicarte a la sanidad y a elegir tu especialidad?
My own experience with illness as a child led me to pursue a career in medicine because I was in awe of how medical teams worked efficiently and expertly together to help people in their times of greatest need. Within internal medicine, I was drawn to infectious disease because this unique specialty affects persons of all genders and ages, affects all organ systems in the body, is tremendously varied, and is constantly changing.
¿Por qué decidiste unirte a Sturdy Health?
I was drawn to Sturdy Health because it has operated as a free-standing, community health organization for over 110 years with healthcare employees who are dedicated and happy to make it their professional home and prioritize patient care over profit — something that can be difficult to find in medicine today.
¿Cuáles son tus aficiones?
I enjoy having dance parties with my husband, three children, and two cats, flying through audiobooks on my commute, cooking, and eating great food, traveling, and seeing shows.
