Spenser Marting, MD

Spenser Marting, MD (he/him) chose family medicine because of its emphasis on the social and community structures that promote healthy people and communities. While attending medical school, he served as board chair of a student-run free clinic during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, expanding the care options through a new telehealth program. Spenser continued scholarly work at the free clinic while participating in the Urban and Community Health pathway. He established a patient and family advisory council, addressed food insecurity, and advised new managers and volunteers. As a resident, he looks forward to having the opportunity to foster therapeutic partnerships with people at every stage of life. In addition to practicing full-spectrum family medicine, he is interested in mental health, addiction medicine, community engagement, and medical education. Spenser enjoys swimming, listening to public radio, learning how to backpack, and spending time with his wife and friends.