Gerard Haines, PA-C
Gerard Haines, PA-C, is a native of Philadelphia. He attended West Philadelphia Catholic High School and enjoyed many extracurricular sporting activities.
Jerry went on to Penn State where he studied Exercise and Sports Science, earning his bachelor's degree in Athletic Training in 1994. He became certified to work for a large outpatient rehabilitation center, where one of his many duties was to provide services to area high school students. After several years, Jerry experienced his own orthopaedic injury. During treatment he learned of the physician assistant profession. He found that orthopaedics intrigued him. He did some research and, shortly after recovery, pursued this interest. In 1999 he was accepted into MCP Hahnemann's Physician Assistant program. He graduated from MCP Hahnemann in 2001. He continues to maintain Athletic Training certification nationally as well.
After board certification and becoming licensed in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware, Jerry returned to MCP Hahnemann to serve in the Neurosurgery Department.
During his youth, Jerry spent summers as a lifeguard at the Jersey shore. While completing his final year as a lifeguard, Jerry met his wife Laura. A love of the shore and strong desire to work in orthopaedics brought them to Rehoboth Beach. Jerry enjoys outdoor activities and raising his growing family.
Bryan Pepper, PA-C
Bryan Pepper is a Physician Assistant (PA-C) who has experience providing orthopedic care to the area. He is a Delaware native and was born on Dover Air Force Base. He grew up in Germany, Florida, North Carolina, and eventually returned to Delaware where he graduated from Polytech High School in 2000. After the events of 9/11 he then served as an Infantryman in the United States Army and was honorably discharged in 2010.
His service led to his interest in medicine.
After his enlistment ended with the Army, he completed his bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences at Philadelphia University. Bryan then attended Arcadia University and completed his Master in Medical Science in Physician Assistant Studies. During his studies he served as the Delaware Academy of Physician Assistant student representative.
His wife, Lauren, is a special needs educator in the area. When he is at home his favorite activity is playing with his three children: Brant, Autumn, and Caden.
Prosper A. Tarley, PA-C
Prosper Amos Tarley is the dedicated Physician Assistant for Dr. Patrick Kane, providing exceptional patient care and support. A native of Northern Delaware and a proud graduate of St. George’s High School, Prosper completed his Master of Physician Assistant Studies at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University in July 2024.
Currently, Prosper is pursuing Doctorate Degree in Medical Science at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, showcasing his dedication to advancing medical knowledge and making a lasting impact in the field.
The youngest of five children from a family originating in West Africa, Prosper brings a deep sense of cultural heritage and family values to his work. He also holds a degree in Medical Diagnostics with a minor in Biological Sciences from the University of Delaware, where he graduated in May 2022. With extensive experience in patient care, including roles as a certified nursing assistant, pharmacy technician, and medical assistant, Prosper is passionate about delivering compassionate, high-quality care to every patient he serves.
In his free time, Prosper enjoys playing basketball, exercising, and cheering on Philadelphia sports teams, reflecting his commitment to maintaining a well-rounded and balanced life.