Dr. Maria Komin, MD

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Dr. Komin, a Respected Family Practitioner from Niagara Falls, New York, Bids Farewell to a Remarkable Medical Career

After four decades of dedicated service in the field of family medicine, Dr. Maria Komin has officially retired from Trinity Niagara Family Medicine in Niagara Falls, NY. Known for her compassionate care and unwavering commitment to her patients, Dr. Komin leaves behind a legacy of excellence and professionalism.

Education-wise, she began her journey in medicine by completing her medical education at Akademia Medyczna Im Karola Marcinkowskiego in Poland in 1982. She then went on to complete her residency in family medicine at the Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center in 1987, and achieve board certification in family medicine from the American Board of Family Medicine. Throughout her career, Dr. Komin maintained a strong focus on continuous learning and staying abreast of the latest developments in medical science.

During her tenure at Trinity Niagara Family Medicine, Dr. Komin forged deep connections with her patients, earning their trust and respect through her compassionate approach to healthcare. Her dedication to providing comprehensive and personalized care to each individual she treated set her apart as a truly exceptional physician.

In her local area, she was also affiliated with Mount St. Mary's Hospital, where she played an integral role in delivering high-quality medical care to the community. Her contributions to the hospital and her commitment to patient well-being were recognized by her peers, earning her the distinction of being a Castle Connolly Top Doctor for an impressive 15 years.

As she embarks on this new chapter of her life, Dr. Komin looks back on her career with immense gratitude and pride. She expresses her heartfelt thanks to her colleagues, staff, and most importantly, her patients, for their unwavering support and trust throughout the years

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