Faculty — Franciscan Health Indianapolis Family Medicine Residency

Meet Our Core Faculty

Jason Rieser, MD Program Director

Dr. Rieser graduated from Indiana University School of Medicine and is passionate about finding solutions to ease the current rise in physician burnout. In Franciscan Health, he found an institution encompassing an amazing reputation, continual pursuit of excellence, supportive administration, stellar leadership and a genuine family atmosphere with a unified goal of training the next generation of physicians.
Brittani Corbisiero, DO Associate Director/Pediatric Hospitalist

Dr. Corbisiero graduated from Marian University of Osteopathic Medicine in Indianapolis and completed her residency at Peyton Manning Children's Hospital at St. Vincent. She is certified in neonatal resuscitation and pediatric advanced life support.
Allison N. Farina, MD Associate Director

Dr. Farina graduated from the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine and has a strong interest in obstetrics, women's health and pediatrics. She chose Franciscan Health because it helps to create an environment for providing compassionate care to her patients.
Richard Feldman, MD Program Director Emeritus

Dr. Feldman graduated from Indiana University School of Medicine and has an interest in vaccines and dermatology. Dr. Feldman served as Franciscan Health Family Medicine Residency’s program director for 36 years and Indiana’s Commissioner of Health from 1997 to 2001. He continues his work in public health and healthcare policy as an editorial columnist for several Indiana newspapers including the Indianapolis Star.
Stacey Lockard, MD Associate Director

Dr. Lockard graduated from the Indiana University School of Medicine. Her clinical interests include obstetrical and adolescent health care, lifestyle medicine (especially culinary medicine), education (of students, residents, and patients) and outpatient procedures. Her Franciscan colleagues and staff are top notch, which has created an incredibly compassionate work environment. In addition, she sought out Franciscan because she saw it as an organization that is positive, encouraging and supportive of all those working in many facets of a family medicine career. By acknowledging the variety of ways that a family medicine physician can practice, this organization has allowed her to work up to her highest potential.
Kristin Wood, MD Associate Director

Dr. Wood is a board certified Family Medicine physician and graduate of Ball Memorial (IU Health) Family Medicine Residency. Born and raised in Indiana, she ventured to Illinois for undergrad at Olivet Nazarene University. She completed medical school at Indiana University School of Medicine. She loves all aspects of family medicine, but caring for women and children, including obstetrical care, is her favorite. Teaching and engaging with the residents in the day to day life of our clinic is also a huge passion. She chose Franciscan Health because of its faith based tradition and the camaraderie between faculty and residents. Dr. Wood lives in Greenwood, IN with her husband and two kids. She enjoys traveling with her family, crocheting, and exercising.
Mark DeNardin, DO Associate Director

Dr. DeNardin is a graduate of the Franciscan family medicine residency he decided to stay because he loves to learn and teach and believes that Franciscan is the best educational environment that he has ever been a part of. Not only do the residents here become excellent physicians, but they have fun doing it. He generally enjoyed his time as a resident, which is a rare thing and postgraduate training, and wanted to provide the same experience to the current and future residence of this program. He also enjoys getting to use a wide variety of his skills, especially with his interests in inpatient medicine, MAT, academics, and OMT. He is excited to continue being part of the residency in helping create amazing family medicine doctors. Outside of medicine, he enjoys spending time with his wife and his 3 children who love going to the zoo, children's Museum, parks, and getting ice cream. You can also find him rooting for IU basketball/football, the Colts, and the pacers or trying to take his Madden/NCAA team to the championship on his Xbox while his family sleeps. He also enjoys finding new music, trying different craft beers and bourbon, and perfecting his smoker and Blackstone recipes.
Josh Rainey, PhD, HSPP Lead Psychologist

Dr. Josh Rainey earned his master’s and doctoral degrees from The University of Texas at Austin. He completed his internship and fellowship in primary care psychology in Muncie, IN. Throughout his career, he has been dedicated to training family medicine residents in behavioral health, a passion he continues to pursue. His clinical interests include weight management and sexual health. Dr. Rainey chose Franciscan for its strong residency training program and welcoming team. Outside the office, he cherishes time with his wife and son. When he’s not with them, you’ll likely find him in his woodshop, creating both art and sawdust.
Amanda Jackson, MD Associate Director/Pediatric Hospitalist

Dr. Jackson is a graduate of Indiana University Medical School. She loves working at St. Francis in a positive environment that cultivates teamwork and quality academic medicine. She is passionate about all things pediatrics and loves to care for our community’s youth. In her spare time she loves to play sports, travel, attend live theater, and spend time with family.
Rachel Walters, PsyD, HSPP

Dr. Rachel Walters earned her doctorate in clinical psychology from the University of Indianapolis. She completed her internship in integrated primary care behavioral health at University of Texas in San Antonio. She chose to work at the residency because she is passionate about education and enjoys teaching family medicine residents and doctoral psychology students. She values the opportunity to extend her impact beyond the patients she works with directly by helping train future psychologists and physicians to thoughtfully integrate behavioral health into their clinical practice. Clinical interests of her own include eating disorder and trauma - addressing these issues in primary care increases accessibility to quality care for difficult to treat disorders. When she is not working, she enjoys going out with eat with her husband, cooking, baking, reading, and being an amateur sommelier.