Dr. Kwiatt is a native of South Jersey. She studied political science and pre-medical studies at the University of Notre Dame, where she spent most of her time at ND rowing, and met her husband, now a surgery attending at Cooper.

After graduating college she briefly worked in clinical research and surgical sales in St. Louis, MO, before returning to study medicine at UMDNJ (now Rowan School of Osteopathic Medicine). She completed a residency in anesthesiology at Cooper Hospital and briefly worked in Cleveland, OH, before returning to Cooper Hospital as an attending anesthesiologist.

Dr. Kwiatt enjoys the privilege of working residents, especially to care for complex obstetric and trauma patients. Most of her time outside of work is spent with her three young daughters and she enjoys running as the source of her sanity.

Alexandra Lane, MD, is an Associate Professor of Medicine at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University (CMSRU). She graduated from Trinity College and then took a circuitous route to medicine via the publishing world, working for a few years for Penguin Books before attending Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia for her MD. She trained at Temple University Hospital for both her internship and residency and then stayed for an extra year as the Primary Care Chief Resident. Dr. Lane now serves as the Primary Care Assistant Program Director and Director of Resident Clinic. She precepts trainees in their outpatient clinic and maintains her own practice as well. She runs the didactic outpatient experience for the residents and has special interest in complex care management, urban health, and evidence-based medicine.