Paige McCaleb, MD

A proud native of Central Pa., Paige McCaleb, MD, has always been drawn to the idea of serving smaller, rural communities — an inspiration that shaped both her education and career path. She earned her medical degree from West Virginia University School of Medicine and her undergraduate studies in Biological Sciences at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. She completed her family medicine residency training at the University of Missouri.

Dr. McCaleb is passionate about caring for patients across all life stages, drawn to the broad scope and continuity of family medicine. Her training emphasized rural health and community leadership, equipping her to serve diverse, underserved populations. She brings experience in office-based procedures, chronic disease management and preventive medicine.

Beyond the clinic, Dr. McCaleb is a committed volunteer, having served in harm reduction programs, homeless outreach and youth coaching. Her inclusion in organizations like Alpha Omega Alpha and Gold Humanism Honor Society reflect her dedication to compassionate, community-centered care. She is also the recipient of the Patricia “Pat” Fedeles Award for Compassion.

When she’s not practicing medicine, Dr. McCaleb enjoys hiking, running, gardening, playing soccer, fishing and spending time with her family.