 Dr. Christopher Garofalo, a board-certified family medicine physician who practices in Attleboro and co-owns Family Medicine Associates of South Attleboro, P.C., has been selected as the Bristol North District Medical
 Society’s 2019 Community Clinician of the Year, an award recognizing his professionalism and contributions as a physician.
Dr. Christopher Garofalo, a board-certified family medicine physician who practices in Attleboro and co-owns Family Medicine Associates of South Attleboro, P.C., has been selected as the Bristol North District Medical
 Society’s 2019 Community Clinician of the Year, an award recognizing his professionalism and contributions as a physician.
Dr. Garofalo, an alternate trustee to the Bristol
 North District, was presented the award at the district’s annual spring
 meeting March 20 at the Cove Restaurant in Fall River.
He was nominated by colleague Dr. Eric Ruby, a pediatrician in Taunton.
“Chris is being 
honored for his service to his patients and the community and for all 
his busy committee work within the (Bristol North District Medical 
Society), all the while maintaining a busy practice,
 being a dedicated husband and father and always involved with his 
family and all their activities; not to mention a very loyal and avid 
Boston sports fan,” Ruby said. 
Upon being presented the award, Dr. Garofalo thanked his peers and highlighted the support of his wife, Dr.
Marguerite Garofalo.
Dr. Garofalo graduated from Northeastern University Magna Cum Laude,
Phi Sigma Honor Society, and received his medical degree from the University of Massachusetts Medical School.  
A longtime active member of the Massachusetts 
Medical Society, Dr. Garofalo serves on the organization’s Committee on 
Administration and Management and chairs both the Committee on 
Sustainability of Private Practice and the MMS Southeast
 Caucus.
Dr. Garofalo is a fellow of the American Academy 
of Family Physicians and is active in the American Medical Association 
(AMA), where his contributions include serving as an alternate 
Massachusetts delegate to the AMA.
He also has held previous leadership positions with Norwood Hospital and Sturdy Memorial Hospital.