Annette St. Pierre-MacKoul, M.D.
    Dr. Annette, better known as Mrs. Dr. Koul, was born in Rockville Center, New York. Her birthday is April 13, 1961 (even though it is only 5 days after Dr. David’s, he forgets it every year). She grew up on Long Island and attended Adelphi University in Garden City, New York. She then attended Tufts University Medical School, where the two doctors met. They married during their third year of school. Annette took a year leave of absence to save money for their first child. She worked for an outpatient psychiatric facility. During her third year of medical school, she had their first child, Virginia.

    Dr. Annette did her training and residency at the New England Medical Center’s Boston Floating Hospital. On match day, the day when doctors find out about their residency’s, Dr's. David, Annette and Virginia made the front page of the Boston Herald. This started her public image figure. During residency, Dr. Annette had their second child, Christopher.

     After residency, she joined her husband in private practice in Leominster, Massachusetts for four years during which time she gave birth to their third child, Andrew. During this time, Dr. Annette wrote a newspaper column for the Worcester Telegram and Gazette. Finally, she convinced her husband to move to Florida.

     In Florida Dr. Annette has been very active with the YMCA, WINK-TV, medical breakthroughs with the local hospitals, and Florida Parenting News with an Ask Dr. Koul column. She is also a Hope Hospice Volunteer with her daughter Virginia. Dr. Annette is also a Certified Parent Educator in Redirecting Children’s Behavior.