Terry F. Arnold, AAS, BSEE, BSPA, PA-C
Terry is a native Rochesterian, a graduate of Edison Technical H.S. and SUNY at Alfred, NY. His interests involved both electronics and medicine and he continued his education at Rochester Institute of Technology earning a B.S. degree in electrical engineering. Following RIT, he became employed at Eastman Kodak working on various programs including the development and service engineering support of the Ektachem Clinical Chemistry Blood Analyzer. His work in this program involved trade trials and blood analyzer installations at hospitals and clinics around the world including Canada, Japan and Singapore. The program has won numerous awards worldwide for technical improvement and accuracy of hospital clinical laboratories.

While still at Kodak, he followed his clinical interest by becoming a field paramedic for the Greece Volunteer Ambulance Corp. and finally Director of Advanced Life Support at Greece. He was also a member of the Monroe/Livingston Emergency Services Council developing standards and operating procedures for Emergency Medical Ambulance Services in the 7 county area in and around Rochester, NY.

In 1990, he returned to college to earn his second B.S., this time as a Physician Assistant at St. Francis University in Pennsylvania. As a PA, he has spent 8 years in Emergency Medicine at The Genesee Hospital, Park Ridge Hospital, and Rochester General Hospital. He has also spent a number of years working as first assistant at Rochester General's Dept. of Surgery in both orthopedic surgery and cardiopulmonary surgery performing open-heart bypass and heart valve replacement surgery.

One of Terry's greatest pleasures is meeting and treating people to provide improvements to their health and life.

Terry has been married to his wife, Suzanne for 41 years and together they have 3 grown children and 5 grandchildren (so far)!

His hobbies include jazz piano, personal computer science, being one of the musical directors at his church and playing with his grand kids.