Stony Creek Urgent Care's board-certified physicians and clinicians are experienced in emergency and urgent care cases as well as family practice and occupational medicine. Our office hours offer you access to these trained providers when your regular doctor may not be available, or when making an appointment becomes a hassle.David Young, MD
SCUC's owner, Dr. David Young, is a board certified emergency medicine specialist with first-hand knowledge of the need and desire for community-based urgent care services. His experience includes working in the emergency rooms of large, city-based hospitals and as a part-time staff physician in an urgent care center located on the Connecticut shoreline. As a result, he has a keen understanding of the need for and value of high-quality, affordable and accessible urgent care for individuals. Patients will have access to the same level of expertise found in a hospital-based ER, with more compassion and efficiency, at a fraction of the cost. All services will be rendered or directly supervised by an on-site physician.
Aside from his work in the medical field, Dr. Young is a father to four children. He loves his family and will provide the best care for yours.
Physician Associate Ellen Majors is a medical professional with 26 years of experiece spanning the world.
She received a Bachelor of Science degree from the Kent State University School of Nursing in 1983 and ten years later, earned a Physician Associate Certificate, Clinical Honors from the Yale University School of Medicine.
Her nursing experience began at the Western Reserve Care System in Ohio, where she served as a staff nurse in Telemetry and Cardiac Intensive Care. Then for a year she was on the Critical Care staff of the Traveling Nurse Corps out of Orlando, Florida.
In 1988 Majors moved to Connecticut to work as a Surgical Critical Care Nurse at Yale New Haven Hospital, where she remained while earning her Physician Associate Certification. Her first job as a Physician Associate was at the Hospital of Saint Raphael in New Haven, where she worked in the Department of Emergency Medicine for 14 years.
For one of those years, Majors also was an instructor, Physical Diagnosis, in the Physician Associate Program at the Yale University School of Medicine.
Prior to joining Stony Creek Urgent Care Center, she worked for Dr. James J. Zumpano Internal Medicine in Branford.
Majors has gone on four international missions, both educational and medical, three of them to Africa and one to the Dominican Republican.
She has earned several professional certifications, licensures and affiliations over the course of the past 26 years.
Kevin Leonard-Pasley has worked in the medical field since 2000 after receiving his degree from the Physician Assistant Program at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University.
For seven years, he worked at the Hospital of Saint Raphael in New Haven, serving in two different departments.
In the Department of Emergency Medicine, he was responsible for the evaluation and treatment of all patients under the supervision of the attending physicians.
In the Department of Cardiology, Leonard-Pasley's responsibilities included first assist in the cardiac catheterization lab, as well as evaluation and treatment of patients in the hospital's Heart Emergency Center under the supervision of Emergency Department physicians.
Prior to joining Stony Creek Urgent Care Center, he worked at the Dixwell Medical Walk-In Center, a start-up clinic serving patients with urgent care complaints.
Leonard-Pasley previously worked in the accounting field after receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics/Accounting from The College of the Holy Cross in 1987. His experience includes working at Coopers & Lybrand in Boston as a staff accountant. He also served as accounting manager for Clinical Dynamic Corp in Wallingford, a medical device firm
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