Dr. Theresa Goebel D.O. is a "Board Certified" Family Practice Physician and is living proof that you can have it all; it just takes hard work and determination.  She is a "Native Floridian" and moved to the Jupiter area in 1988.                         

Dr. Goebel achieved an undergraduate degree in psychology from the University of Florida, Dr. Goebel then pursued to become a Physician's Assistant (PA) from the University of Florida graduating in 1987.

Dr. Goebel worked as a PA for 10 years in both Cardiology and Internal Medicine before returning to attend Medical school.  While attending PA & Medical school she had Four children, and completed her education through Nova Southeastern University where she graduated with honors.

Upon graduation she went on to complete her residency at Broward General Hospital in Ft. Lauderdale. 

Dr. Goebel Opened "A Cornerstone Family Practice" in 2003.  

Dr. Goebel Accomplishments;

• “Past Medical Director” and one of the founders of Palm Beach Accountable Care Organization.” 
• Past Board member of the Florida Osteopatic Association
• ​The past chief of “Family Medicine” at Jupiter Medical Center
• Former owner of Jupiter Urgent Care.
• Mother to Four Children + Currently Grandmother to Three

Medical School

NOVA SE UNIV COLL OF OSTEO MED

Graduated in 2000

Internship Hospital

Broward General Medical Center

Residency Hospital

Broward General Medical Center

Undergraduate School

University Of Florida Health Science Center-Physicians Assistant Graduated in 1987

What is a (D.O.) Doctor of Osteopathy ?  

Doctors of Osteopathy (DOs) base diagnosis and treatment on the theory that the body's systems are interconnected. Instead of addressing specific symptoms or illnesses, DOs regard and treat the body as an integrated whole. Osteopathic medicine combines disease prevention and health maintenance with conventional medicine.

DOs can prescribe medication and perform surgery. Like medical doctors, doctors of osteopathy may serve as primary care providers. DOs can prescribe medications and order medical tests, such as X-rays. DOs often have privileges to provide care to patients in a hospital. They can also become certified in all specialties, such as anesthesiology, obstetrics and gynecology or general surgery.

Like MDs, DOs must pass a state medical board examination to obtain a license and enter practice. Each state board sets its own requirements and then issues the license for the osteopathic doctor to practice in that state. All states require license for osteopathic doctors.