As a doctor at Woodcrest, I never know what’s coming through the door—a worried student, a resident needing a tricky diagnosis, or some emergency that needs my attention. I love being there for my patients, making sure they feel heard and cared for. Sure, the days can be long, and the coffee is hit-or-miss, but knowing I’ve helped someone always makes it worth it.

I’m David Finchfield, 51, and medicine has taken me on quite the journey. Over the years, I’ve worked in bustling city hospitals and quiet rural clinics, gaining experience in everything from emergency care to family medicine. Each place taught me something new—about people, resilience, and the importance of a listening ear. Now, I’ve landed in Woodcrest, ready to settle down and bring everything I’ve learned to this community. It feels like the perfect fit—a place where I can connect deeply with my patients and make a lasting impact. After all these years, it’s good to call somewhere home.