LEARN ABOUT DR. HOLLY GILBERT IN WESTCHESTER, NEW YORK AND MANHATTAN

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE

Dr. Holly Gilbert has dedicated over 20 years to caring for the health and wellness of her patients. Starting by graduating Magna Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Columbia College, Dr. Gilbert then graduated from Northwestern Medical School and did an internship and residency in Internal Medicine and Infectious Disease Fellowship at New York Presbyterian Hospital.

CERTIFICATIONS AND TITLES

Thanks to her education and experience, Dr. Gilbert is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine. She specialized in Infectious Diseases and Primary Care, and she has spent time as an Attending Physician and Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine at various hospitals and Universities including Weill Cornell, NYU, Mount Sinai-Beth Israel and White Plains Hospital.

She is certified in anxiety and mindfulness, treatment of sleep disorders, psychopharmacology for the internist and CME accredited in nutrition and healthy lifestyle. She is also a member of the Infectious Disease Society of America.

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AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

One of Dr. Gilbert's most significant achievements is being named Top Doctor every year for the last 18 years. She was also featured in the Global Who's Who of Top Physicians in 2021 and in the US News and World Report. Thanks to her personalized care and expertise, you can fully trust our doctor with your health.

"Dr. Gilbert is the best doctor I've had. I didn't seek her out - I was referred to her by my previous doctor because he stopped taking my insurance. My previous doctor was great, but Dr. Gilbert reviews all of your blood test results in person (when possible), answers every question you have (and if there isn't just one answer, she enumerates the possibilities; if she doesn't know an answer off the top of her head, she has no qualms checking a reference book in the office, e.g.), and she allocates all of the time you need for your visits - I have never felt rushed, or that I was inconveniencing her; and I have always felt listened to, and never felt pressured. Dr. Gilbert embodies the epitome of what a good doctor is."