About
Elizabeth Cilenti, MD, MPH brings both clinical medicine and public health training to her work at Northern Virginia Family Practice. She earned both her MD and Master of Public Health degrees, giving her a perspective that connects individual patient care to broader health outcomes. Dr. Cilenti contributes regularly to the practice's health education platform.
Who is Dr. Cilenti right for?
Dr. Cilenti is an excellent fit for patients who think about health in terms of prevention and population-level context. Her dual training in medicine and public health makes her well suited for patients navigating chronic conditions or interested in proactive wellness. Adults looking for a primary care physician who connects individual health to broader lifestyle factors will find her approach valuable.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Elizabeth Cilenti holds both an MD and a Master of Public Health degree. Her dual training positions her to address patient health from both a clinical and a population health perspective.
Dr. Cilenti's public health training gives her a broad view of how lifestyle, environment, and community factors influence individual health. She brings that perspective into her work with patients at Northern Virginia Family Practice.
Yes, Dr. Cilenti contributes articles to the Northern Virginia Family Practice health education platform. Her writing reflects her combined expertise in clinical medicine and public health.
Dr. Cilenti practices family medicine at Northern Virginia Family Practice, a concierge and primary care group with offices in Arlington, Virginia and Washington, DC.
Patients interested in preventive care and understanding the broader context of their health tend to connect well with Dr. Cilenti. Her background in public health shapes a thorough, prevention-oriented approach to primary care.
Doctor profile last updated April 3, 2026