Scott P. Corkins, M.D.
Dr. Corkins grew up in Mentor, Ohio until moving to Cumberland, Rhode Island at the age of eight years old where he grew up through high school. He graduated from Cumberland High School where he was valedictorian and then went onto college at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In college he majored in biology with a minor in chemistry and was in the honors program. Following that he went to medical school at the University of Massachusetts in Worcester. His three year residency program in family medicine was then completed at Wake Forest University. Dr. Corkins has wanted to be a doctor since he was five years old and he is very happy with his career choice. What he loves most about family medicine is the pleasure of following patients throughout their entire lives and developing long-lasting relationships. He enjoys problem solving with his patients to diagnose and treat their medical conditions and views medicine as a team-based approach. Dr. Corkins is married to his wife Lisa who is a pediatrician and they have a son and a daughter. His family has lived in Scituate since 2007 and love this quaint, coastal town. His interests include traveling with his family, hiking the national parks and watching sports- most importantly his beloved Tar Heels. He is an avid runner, skier and enjoys competing in running races and triathlons.
Dr. Corkins grew up in Mentor, Ohio until moving to Cumberland, Rhode Island at the age of eight years old where he grew up through high school. He graduated from Cumberland High School where he was valedictorian and then went onto college at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In college he majored in biology with a minor in chemistry and was in the honors program. Following that he went to medical school at the University of Massachusetts in Worcester. His three year residency program in family medicine was then completed at Wake Forest University. Dr. Corkins has wanted to be a doctor since he was five years old and he is very happy with his career choice. What he loves most about family medicine is the pleasure of following patients throughout their entire lives and developing long-lasting relationships. He enjoys problem solving with his patients to diagnose and treat their medical conditions and views medicine as a team-based approach. Dr. Corkins is married to his wife Lisa who is a pediatrician and they have a son and a daughter. His family has lived in Scituate since 2007 and love this quaint, coastal town. His interests include traveling with his family, hiking the national parks and watching sports- most importantly his beloved Tar Heels. He is an avid runner, skier and enjoys competing in running races and triathlons.
Stephen K. Lane, M.D.
Dr. Lane grew up in Plymouth and Sandwich, and graduated from Sandwich High School. He went on to undergraduate studies at the University of New Hampshire and then the University of Massachusetts at Amherst Commonwealth Honors College, majoring in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology. Dr. Lane attended the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester. Following this, he completed a three year residency program in Family Medicine at the Tufts University Family Practice Residency Program, where he served as Chief Resident.
Dr. Lane serves on the faculty of the University of Massachusetts Medical School and Boston University School of Medicine. He also precepts third and fourth year medical students in the office. Dr. Lane is the recipient of the Massachusetts Academy of Family Physicians Preceptor of the Year Award in recognition of his exemplary clinical teaching of medical students. He was also twice awarded the Boston University School of Medicine Preceptor of the Year Award. In 2019, Dr. Lane was awarded the Boston University School of Medicine Alpha Omega Alpha Chapter's Clinical Faculty Award.
Dr. Lane was awarded the Degree of Fellow by the American Academy of Family Physicians. This degree is awarded to those "who have distinguished themselves among their colleagues, as well as in their communities, by their service to family medicine, by their advancement of health care to the American people, and by their professional development through medical education and research." Dr. Lane serves as the US Coast Guard Point Allerton Station physician. He is married and the father of three children. Aside from time with his family, Dr. Lane enjoys skiing, hiking, and woodworking.
Dr. Lane grew up in Plymouth and Sandwich, and graduated from Sandwich High School. He went on to undergraduate studies at the University of New Hampshire and then the University of Massachusetts at Amherst Commonwealth Honors College, majoring in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology. Dr. Lane attended the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester. Following this, he completed a three year residency program in Family Medicine at the Tufts University Family Practice Residency Program, where he served as Chief Resident.
Dr. Lane serves on the faculty of the University of Massachusetts Medical School and Boston University School of Medicine. He also precepts third and fourth year medical students in the office. Dr. Lane is the recipient of the Massachusetts Academy of Family Physicians Preceptor of the Year Award in recognition of his exemplary clinical teaching of medical students. He was also twice awarded the Boston University School of Medicine Preceptor of the Year Award. In 2019, Dr. Lane was awarded the Boston University School of Medicine Alpha Omega Alpha Chapter's Clinical Faculty Award.
Dr. Lane was awarded the Degree of Fellow by the American Academy of Family Physicians. This degree is awarded to those "who have distinguished themselves among their colleagues, as well as in their communities, by their service to family medicine, by their advancement of health care to the American people, and by their professional development through medical education and research." Dr. Lane serves as the US Coast Guard Point Allerton Station physician. He is married and the father of three children. Aside from time with his family, Dr. Lane enjoys skiing, hiking, and woodworking.
Benjamin C. Ryan, M.D.
Dr. Ryan was raised in Pittsfield, MA and a small town in upstate New York called Willsboro. He graduated from Pittsfield High School and then went on to study Neuroscience at Colgate University. After taking a year to do Neuroscience research at Johns Hopkins he entered the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester. Dr. Ryan remained at UMass Medical School to complete his three year residency program in Family Medicine where he served as Chief Resident.
Dr. Ryan has been a Scituate resident since completing his residency training. Dr. Ryan's wife (Dr. Sarah McSweeney-Ryan) is a native of Scituate which made settling on the South Shore an easy choice. Dr. Ryan and his wife have three daughters. Dr. Ryan is passionate about his family, fitness, and the outdoors. When he is not in the office he is often skiing, cycling, or hiking. Dr. Ryan also enjoys adventurous traveling and racing triathlons.
Dr. Ryan loves the variety he sees in Family Medicine and the long-term relationships he has formed. He finds it a true honor to care for families of all ages and loves the complexity of helping patients maintain great health, manage illness, and navigate the complexities of childhood, raising families, and growing old. In addition to his passion for patient care he has been involved in many health care leadership positions over the last decade.
Dr. Ryan was raised in Pittsfield, MA and a small town in upstate New York called Willsboro. He graduated from Pittsfield High School and then went on to study Neuroscience at Colgate University. After taking a year to do Neuroscience research at Johns Hopkins he entered the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester. Dr. Ryan remained at UMass Medical School to complete his three year residency program in Family Medicine where he served as Chief Resident.
Dr. Ryan has been a Scituate resident since completing his residency training. Dr. Ryan's wife (Dr. Sarah McSweeney-Ryan) is a native of Scituate which made settling on the South Shore an easy choice. Dr. Ryan and his wife have three daughters. Dr. Ryan is passionate about his family, fitness, and the outdoors. When he is not in the office he is often skiing, cycling, or hiking. Dr. Ryan also enjoys adventurous traveling and racing triathlons.
Dr. Ryan loves the variety he sees in Family Medicine and the long-term relationships he has formed. He finds it a true honor to care for families of all ages and loves the complexity of helping patients maintain great health, manage illness, and navigate the complexities of childhood, raising families, and growing old. In addition to his passion for patient care he has been involved in many health care leadership positions over the last decade.
Mark J. Samuelson, M.D.
Dr. Samuelson is a native of Scituate and a graduate of Scituate High School. He completed undergraduate
studies at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. He received his MD degree from Boston University School of Medicine. During his 4th year of medical school he was awarded the Joseph Cochin Award
in Pharmacology and Medical Ethics. Dr. Samuelson then completed a 3 year post graduate program at the Tufts
University Family Medicine Residency. Prior to medical school, Dr. Samuelson worked as a
pharmacist in retail, hospital, clinical, and research settings. He has earned graduate degrees in Nutrition, Natural Products, and Pharmacology and is currently completing a graduate program in Epidemiology at the Boston University School of Public Health.
Dr. Samuelson’s background also includes experience in alternative medicine, drug safety, and geriatrics.
Dr. Samuelson is married and has three grown children and two grandchildren. He is an avid gardener.
Dr. Samuelson is a native of Scituate and a graduate of Scituate High School. He completed undergraduate
studies at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. He received his MD degree from Boston University School of Medicine. During his 4th year of medical school he was awarded the Joseph Cochin Award
in Pharmacology and Medical Ethics. Dr. Samuelson then completed a 3 year post graduate program at the Tufts
University Family Medicine Residency. Prior to medical school, Dr. Samuelson worked as a
pharmacist in retail, hospital, clinical, and research settings. He has earned graduate degrees in Nutrition, Natural Products, and Pharmacology and is currently completing a graduate program in Epidemiology at the Boston University School of Public Health.
Dr. Samuelson’s background also includes experience in alternative medicine, drug safety, and geriatrics.
Dr. Samuelson is married and has three grown children and two grandchildren. He is an avid gardener.
56 New Driftway, Suite 301
Scituate, MA 02066
Call or Text: 781-544-1388
fax: 781-544-3396
Scituate, MA 02066
Call or Text: 781-544-1388
fax: 781-544-3396