Esteban Onate, RPA-C
Mid Level Providers
Esteban is a New York State registered and Nationally Certified Physician Assistant working in Gastroenterology. He is responsible for patient consultation and care in both the office and hospital setting. Before a career in the medical field, he earned a degree in Biomedical Engineering from Syracuse University, working in the private sector for several years. Esteban decided to pursue his career in medicine, subsequently returning for further education and graduating from Lemoyne College as a Certified Physician Assistant.
He currently holds privileges at both Faxton- St. Lukes Healthcare and St. Elizabeth Medical Center.
Esteban is a family orientated individual who enjoys time with his wife and children. He is fitness-minded and exercises to stay in shape, play basketball, golf, and coach his children’s soccer teams.
AnneMarie Trevisani Labella, RPA-C
Mid Level Providers
AnneMarie has been a Certified Physician Assistant with Digestive Disease Medicine since August 2008. She is a 2005 graduate of Utica College of Syracuse University with a Bachelor of Science degree. In 2008, she earned her Master of Science degree from Albany Medical College and became a Certified Physician’s Assistant.
Annemarie is a fellow member of the American Academy of Physician Assistants and holds privileges at Faxton- St.Luke’s Healthcare and St. Elizabeth Medical Center.
Michelle Rhymestine RPA-C
Mid Level Providers
Michelle has been working for Digestive Disease Medicine as a Physician Assistant since 2019.
Michelle graduated from St. John Fisher College in 1992 with a Bachelor of Science, and after working in the microbiology field for several years, went back to school and graduated from D’Youville College in 2000 with a second Bachelor of Science in Physician Assistant.
Much of her 20 years of experience has been in working with patients in primary care. She holds privileges at both St. Elizabeth and Faxton St. Luke’s Medical Centers. Michelle lives in Cassville with her husband and two children.