Allen Greenlee, M.D.

Dr. Allen Greenlee’s passion for medicine stems from a young age. Having a father who was a psychiatrist inspired Dr. Greenlee to pursue a similar path in which he could help people. In 1982, Dr. Greenlee received his Medical Degree from the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Services. Upon receiving his MD, Dr. Greenlee completed an internship and his residency in Primary Care/ Internal Medicine in 1985 from The George Washington University Medical Center.

From 1985 to 1991, Dr. Greenlee worked at the George Washington University Department of Health Services as both an attending physician for approximately 2,000 patients, as well as an assistant professor for third- and fourth-year medical students. Dr. Greenlee then continued to serve as a preceptor for primary care residents and from 1989 to 1991, where he also acted as the Director for the Division of Adult Medicine, supervising half the Departments practice and clinical budget. Additionally, he was appointed as the group leader in the Department’s Total Quality Improvement Program.

Presently, Dr. Greenlee works as an internist in private practice at Internal Medicine at Kaufman, Greenlee, Wheaton, and Beaton, P.C., where Dr. Greenlee worked both as a primary care physician and has managed the Medicare Patient-Centered Medical Home Program since 1992.

Moreover, Dr. Greenlee has worked as an Associate Professor and Volunteer Faculty for medical students in primary care clinical rotations and Longitudinal Primary Care Clinic at the George Washington University Medical Center since 1991.

In accordance with Dr. Greenlee’s innate desire to care for a spectrum of diverse health needs, he also enjoys an array of different hobbies in his spare time. His wide range of passions includes automotive work and antique car restoration, playing the piano, and enjoying his grandchildren.