- Yale Diabetes CenterPrimary Care Center, Yale New Haven Hospital789 Howard Avenue, Fl 2nd FloorNew Haven, CT 06519
Jonathan Weber, MA, PA-C, DFAAPA
Biography
Jonathan Weber helps patients with diabetes at Yale Medicine’s Diabetes Center manage all aspects of their disease. He specializes in treating patients with kidney issues or other complications caused by diabetes.
“Working together with patients to find the best solutions to help them manage their diabetes and prevent diabetes-related complications is very rewarding,” Weber says.
He says he enjoys helping patients take steps to gain more control over their diabetes and make lifestyle changes such as eating healthier or exercising more to improve their overall health.
“I am interested in sharing what we know about lifestyle medicine along with current and emerging prescription therapies that meet patients’ needs and fit best into their lives,” he says. “The burdens that come with any chronic disease can be challenging. With a consistent and strong ‘therapeutic alliance’ between the patient and provider, I believe we can overcome any challenge together.”
Weber has practiced internal medicine for more than two decades in the Yale New Haven Health system. upd
Titles
- Assistant Professor in the Physician Associate Program, Department of Medicine
- Associate Director of Didactic Education, Physician Associate Program
- Course Director, Behavioral Health & Preventive Medicine, Physician Associate Program
Education & Training
- Faculty Participant, Collaborative Behavioral Health and Addiction Medicine in Primary Care (CHAMP) ProgramYale School of Medicine (2021)
- PA-CYale University School of Medicine, Physician Associate (1998)
- MAMichigan State University, Education (1991)
- BASaint Olaf College, Biology (1985)
Additional Information
- Yale Diabetes CenterPrimary Care Center, Yale New Haven Hospital789 Howard Avenue, Fl 2nd FloorNew Haven, CT 06519
Biography
Jonathan Weber helps patients with diabetes at Yale Medicine’s Diabetes Center manage all aspects of their disease. He specializes in treating patients with kidney issues or other complications caused by diabetes.
“Working together with patients to find the best solutions to help them manage their diabetes and prevent diabetes-related complications is very rewarding,” Weber says.
He says he enjoys helping patients take steps to gain more control over their diabetes and make lifestyle changes such as eating healthier or exercising more to improve their overall health.
“I am interested in sharing what we know about lifestyle medicine along with current and emerging prescription therapies that meet patients’ needs and fit best into their lives,” he says. “The burdens that come with any chronic disease can be challenging. With a consistent and strong ‘therapeutic alliance’ between the patient and provider, I believe we can overcome any challenge together.”
Weber has practiced internal medicine for more than two decades in the Yale New Haven Health system. upd
Titles
- Assistant Professor in the Physician Associate Program, Department of Medicine
- Associate Director of Didactic Education, Physician Associate Program
- Course Director, Behavioral Health & Preventive Medicine, Physician Associate Program
Education & Training
- Faculty Participant, Collaborative Behavioral Health and Addiction Medicine in Primary Care (CHAMP) ProgramYale School of Medicine (2021)
- PA-CYale University School of Medicine, Physician Associate (1998)
- MAMichigan State University, Education (1991)
- BASaint Olaf College, Biology (1985)
Additional Information
- Yale Diabetes CenterPrimary Care Center, Yale New Haven Hospital789 Howard Avenue, Fl 2nd FloorNew Haven, CT 06519
- Yale Diabetes CenterPrimary Care Center, Yale New Haven Hospital789 Howard Avenue, Fl 2nd FloorNew Haven, CT 06519