Dr. Andres Gensini

Dr. Andres Gensini

Dr. Andres Gensini

Vice President of Clinical Affairs

Dr. Andres Gensini, Vice President of Clinical Affairs at Presbyterian Medical Services, completed his medical studies at the Catholic University of Ecuador and the International University of Ecuador from which he graduated Magna Cum Laude.  He went on to receive post-graduate medical training in Family Medicine at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston.  Prior to moving to the United States, Dr. Gensini was a physician with the Health Ministry of Ecuador at Alberto Correa Cornejo Hospital in Yaruqui, Ecuador. 

 “I grew up in a physician environment – my extended family includes 18 doctors.  I was attracted to the study of medicine all my life.   I decided to become a family practice physician after working for a year in a rural health clinic in Ecuador.  PMS has provided me with an opportunity to give back to the community and to experience new challenges.”

 Dr. Gensini started his career at PMS – Farmington Community Health Center in 2014 as a family practice physician and Medical Director.  In 2019, he was promoted to Vice President of Clinical Affairs overseeing corporate-wide integrated services for primary care, behavioral health and dental care.  In addition to steering the organization through the many challenges presented by the COVID pandemic, Dr. Gensini has prioritized developing a strong clinical support system for PMS providers statewide.

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