Christopher Cioffi, APN, is a member of the Summit Health Family Medicine team. Mr. Cioffi practices general medicine, treating and caring for patients from infancy through adulthood. He has clinical interests in preventative medicine, chronic care, and family-centered care management.

Mr. Cioffi treats each patient as if they are a member of his own family, providing them with the tools and resources they need to reach their health and wellness goals.  His interest in health care and medicine derived from his volunteer work with local homeless shelters, underserved community clinics, and the Javits Center shortly after the events at the World Trade Center on September 11th, 2001.

After attending college, Mr. Cioffi began working in a local emergency room as an emergency room technician while studying to complete his nursing degree. For nearly a decade, he continued to work in the emergency department as a registered nurse. Upon completion of his master's degree, Mr. Cioffi began practicing in the private setting as an advanced practice nurse in family medicine.

During his downtime, Mr. Cioffi enjoys spending time with his wife and two children. His hobbies include reading, camping, hiking, fishing, and woodworking. He serves on the environmental commission in his community and loves to volunteer his time as a youth wrestling coach.