As a primary care provider, Dr. Robert J. Winn has dedicated his career to helping his patients set lifestyle foundations that will aid them in building long and healthy lives. His healthcare philosophy falls firmly within the realm of family medicine: Beneficial lifestyle changes in the present can do wonders for preventing serious ailments in the future. When he works with patients, he not only seeks to resolve the problem at hand, but to guide them towards a long-lasting practice of healthy habits. Robert J. is an avid supporter of keeping to a well-balanced diet and exercise routine; in 2015, he himself underwent a six-month health and fitness challenge. By its conclusion, Dr. Winn had lost over fifty pounds and set a pattern of healthy eating and exercise. Knowing from firsthand experience that his patients will have more energy, be happier, and feel healthier if they shift their lifestyle practices, he encourages those he sees to make their own healthy habits for long-term health.

Robert J.'s interest in medicine spans back to his earliest years in college. As an undergraduate at Furman University, Winn decided to study neuroscience. Following his graduation from the institution in 1991, Robert pursued his Master of Science in Psychology at Villanova University; in 1994, he dove into a medical doctorate program at the Drexel University College of Medicine. It was during his time at Drexel that Robert J. Winn realized that he wanted to pursue a career path in family medicine. Upon his graduation in 1998, Robert entered into a residency at the University of Pennsylvania Health System, where he trained to become a family physician. After a few years of proving his mettle as a resident, Robert was brought on as a faculty member in the Department of Family Medicine at Thomas Jefferson University. He remained with the institution for over fifteen years, and received a number of awards for his performance in the role.