Shane J. Scanlon, DO

Family Medicine, Primary Care

LVPG Cliniciani

Accepting New Patients

Overview

Languages spoken

  • English

About

Philosophy of care

Family time is really important to me, whether it’s traveling or just staying home to watch a movie. Even getting the chance to go for walks is something special.

Why I entered medicine

I found the thought of helping others to be attractive and fulfilling. I honestly believe our greatest purpose in life is to serve others, and I find it joyful. Family medicine allows me to serve all aspects of life. I address a wide variety of concerns and encourage preventative medicine – while establishing life-long relationships with patients. When immediate relief is needed, I provide procedures and osteopathic manipulative treatments.

Community involvement

I am thankful and humbled by the opportunity to support CURE International, a faith-based organization that offers restorative surgeries to children with correctible disabilities, bringing hope and healing to those who often had been cast out by their community. The impact these changes have in the lives of the children as well as their caregivers is awesome to see.

Personal interests

I really enjoy my time outdoors. I love to go fishing whenever I can. I enjoy hiking and working out at the gym or at home. I am always open to trying new things pertaining to my physical health. I love visiting the beach with family. Overall, I try to maintain a very active lifestyle with my wife and children and enjoy making memories with them. I also love to cook and am an adventurous eater. Another one of my greatest joys in life is my faith.

Education

Undergraduate
Hunter College, BA - Biology, 2010

Medical Training
Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine, DO - Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, 2017

Training

Residency 2020
Family Medicine, Lehigh Valley Health Network, Allentown, PA

Certifications

American Osteopathic Board of Family Physicians - Family Medicine

Publications & Clinical Trials