New physicians join St. John’s Clinic
September 2004

Darren L. Lehnert. joined St. John’s Clinic – OB/GYN-Fremont, 1965 S. Fremont, Suite 2400 in Springfield. He received his medical education from University of Kansas School of Medicine and most recently practiced at Woman’s Clinic in Springfield.

Shawnie S. Replogle, M.D. joined St. John’s Clinic – Strafford. Replogle received an undergraduate degree from Drury University before attending St. Louis University School of Medicine and the University of Tennessee Family Practice Residency in Jackson, Tenn.

Karylnn Sievers, M.D. joined St. John’s Clinic – Rolla Family Practice.  She received her medical education at University of Missouri – Columbia and completed a residency in family practice at University of Missouri – Kansas City.

Alice R. Gebhardt, M.D. joined St. John’s Clinic – Willard, located at 520 E. Jackson. She received her medical education at Medical School of the Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz, Germany and was chief resident at Clinton Memorial Hospital. Gebhardt graduated from the Rural Health Program of University of Cincinnati in summer 2004. She has served as a medical consultant for German health insurance companies and as a medical resident in physical medicine and rehabilitation, surgery, emergency, and urology.

J. Lee Harwell, M.D. joined St. John’s Clinic – Internal Medicine – Fremont, 1965 S. Fremont, Suite 3500 in Springfield.  He graduated Cum Laude from University of Missouri – Columbia and completed residencies at University of Alabama – Birmingham and University of Missouri – Columbia.

Allan P. Weston, M.D. joined St. John’s Clinic – Gastroenterology 2115 S. Fremont, Suite 3300 in Springfield.  He received his medical education from Indiana University and University of Iowa Hospital and Clinics and completed a gastroenterology fellowship at University of Kansas School of Medicine. Weston became a professor of medicine at University of Kansas School of Medicine in addition to becoming chief gastroenterologist at VAMC-Kansas City.

Mark Allen Woods, M.D. joined St. John’s Clinic – Ozark, located at 1106 W. Jackson.  He received his medical education from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock and was chief resident at Northwest Arkansas Family Practice Program in Fayetteville. Woods most recently practiced at UAMS/AHEC Mountain View Family Medicine Clinic and received the American Medical Association’s Excellence in Medicine National Leadership award in 2003.

 
Pedram Zendehrouh, M.D., Ph.D. joined St. John’s Clinic – General & Trauma Surgery, 1900 S. National, Suite 1950 in Springfield. Zendehrouh received his medical education from Temple University School of Medicine in Philadelphia and completed a general surgery residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital. He completed a surgical critical care fellowship at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.