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Erin Townsley, M.D., FACP

Internal Medicine Program Director

Dr. Townsley is a graduate of the University of Alabama School of Medicine. She completed her Internal Medicine Residency training at The Baptist Health System in Birmingham, AL. Dr. Townsley has been on the teaching faculty at BBH since 2008. She has taken time to prepare our residents for the ABIM exam and is active in recruiting for our Internal Medicine program. In addition to her teaching duties, she attends on wards and in our Continuity Clinic and has a faculty practice IM clinic. Dr. Townsley’s educational interests are mentoring, feedback, and board preparation. Her clinical interests involve diabetes, obesity and preventative care.

Allison Rogers, M.D.

Associate Program Director

Dr. Rogers serves as Internal Medicine Associate Program Director and Residency Continuity Clinic Director. She attended the University of Alabama for her undergraduate degree in communications and then graduated from the University Of Mississippi School Of Medicine and completed her internal medicine residency at the University of Alabama at Birmingham in 2018. Dr. Rogers loves working with residents and students in clinic and on the wards. She is an advocate for resident wellness and serves nationally with the ACP as a Well-Being Champion for the state of Alabama. She is also involved with the Alabama ACP regional meeting planning committee and enjoys helping residents prepare and submit abstracts to local, regional, and national meetings. She is married with a daughter and lives in Homewood.

Lauren Pacheco, M.D.

Internal Medicine Faculty

Born and raised in Arkansas, she attended college and medical school there before moving further south to Birmingham, AL. She completed her Internal Medicine residency training at University of Alabama Birmingham in 2019 and then joined the Internal Medicine faculty at BBH. She enjoys teaching and precepting residents in multiple settings including outpatient continuity clinic, inpatient general medicine wards, and noon conferences. Her professional interests include women’s health, resident wellness, and medical education. She enjoys spending time with her husband and son, going to the lake, watching Netflix, and eating at new restaurants around Birmingham.

Kenny J. Murray, M.D., MPH

Internal Medicine Faculty

Dr. Murray is a graduate of the University of Alabama School of Medicine and the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Public Health. He completed his Internal Medicine residency at Brookwood Baptist Health in Birmingham, AL. He served as Chief Resident and has been a member of the teaching faculty since 2015. Dr. Murray has been a practicing hospitalist and supervises and mentors residents in the inpatient and outpatient settings. He champions our ethics curriculum, and leads ethics focused morning reports and didactic conferences. His clinical interests include sepsis, quality/process improvement, and palliative care.

David Wynne, MD, FACP

Internal Medicine Faculty

Dr. Wynne is a graduate of the University of Alabama School of Medicine. He completed his Internal Medicine Residency training at Baptist Health System. Dr. Wynne is a native of Birmingham and has a well-established primary care clinic. He has been on the teaching faculty with Brookwood Baptist Health since he completed training in 1999. He enjoys being a preceptor in the ambulatory setting as well as attending on inpatient general medicine wards. He loves bringing clinical cases for discussion to our weekly conferences.

Contact
  • (205)599-4823
  • 833 Princeton Ave. SW
           POB 3, Suite 200E
           Birmingham, AL 35211
           Stanley.Breaux@BHSALA.com
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