About
Dr. Jonathan Snyder is a dual board-certified Internist and Pediatrician practicing in Beverly, Massachusetts. He earned his medical degree and MPH from Tufts University School of Medicine in 2007. He completed his combined Internal Medicine and Pediatrics residency at the University of Maryland Hospital in 2011. The American Board of Internal Medicine certified him in 2013, and the American Board of Pediatrics followed in 2015.
Dr. Snyder built his career on Boston's North Shore and founded Generational Medicine to reclaim the one thing modern medicine had made scarce: time. His panel stays in the low hundreds, which lets him prepare carefully before visits and think deeply after them. He is equally comfortable addressing a toddler's first fever, a parent's cardiovascular risk, and a grandparent's medication list. He lives in the Beverly community he serves. Long-term family relationships sit at the center of his clinical philosophy, and he believes that knowing a family across generations makes medicine both more effective and more humane.
Education & Training
Medical School
Tufts University School of Medicine, 2007
Residency
Combined Internal Medicine and Pediatrics, University of Maryland Hospital, 2011
Certifications
Conditions Treated
Who is Dr. Snyder right for?
Dr. Snyder is an excellent fit for families who want a single physician to care for every generation under one roof. Children, parents, and grandparents each benefit from his dual training in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. Patients managing cardiovascular risk, chronic conditions, or complex medication regimens find his proactive, whole-person approach especially valuable. Families who prioritize long-term continuity and direct access to their physician will feel at home in this practice.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Snyder treats a wide range of conditions across all age groups. His clinical focus includes cardiovascular risk, pediatric illness, geriatric medication management, and preventive care. Because he holds dual certification in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics, he addresses the health needs of toddlers, working adults, and grandparents within a single practice.
Yes. Dr. Snyder holds board certification from both the American Board of Internal Medicine, earned in 2013, and the American Board of Pediatrics, earned in 2015. This dual certification is rare and allows him to serve patients from childhood through older adulthood.
Dr. Snyder earned his MD and MPH at Tufts University School of Medicine in 2007. He then completed a combined Internal Medicine and Pediatrics residency at the University of Maryland Hospital in 2011. He has spent his career caring for patients on Boston's North Shore since completing that training.
Yes. Dr. Snyder's dual certification in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics means he can serve patients at every life stage. He regularly addresses pediatric illness in young children, chronic disease management in adults, and complex medication needs in older patients, often within the same family.
Dr. Snyder takes a proactive stance on prevention rather than waiting for problems to arise. He conducts thorough annual evaluations designed to catch risk factors early. His small panel gives him the time to monitor patients longitudinally and act on subtle changes before they become serious concerns.
Dr. Snyder personally coordinates referrals through his affiliation with Mass General Brigham. He guides patients from the initial referral through imaging, specialist visits, and follow-up. Patients do not navigate that process alone.
Yes. Members can contact Dr. Snyder directly in the evenings, on weekends, and even while traveling. He can advise by phone, help coordinate care with local clinicians, and follow up when the patient returns home.
Dr. Snyder keeps his panel to the low hundreds of patients, far fewer than a conventional practice carries. That size allows him to hold longer visits, return calls himself, and know his patients well enough to notice what changes over time. He approaches each visit with the whole person in view, not just the presenting issue.
Doctor profile last updated October 31, 2026