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My Biography
I am a native Californian who was raised here in the Bay area. The multicultural environment, excellent residency program, and Spanish-speaking clientele encouraged me to come to Kaiser Permanente. One of the facets of my practice that I most enjoy is developing long-term relationships with patients, and getting to know them and their families. Working on the Spanish module, I deliver culturally sensitive healthcare to our large Spanish-speaking population. I partner with my patients to help them take control of their own health through positive habits and exercise. In addition to practicing general medicine, I also serve as the Assistant Program Director for the Internal Medicine Residency Program. I maintain a special interest in the area of women’s health.
I have found my patients’ humor, as well as their ability to incorporate changes into their lives for healthier outcomes, to be surprising, rewarding, and fulfilling aspects of my practice.
I enjoy traveling, reading novels, and spending time with my husband and two young daughters. I endeavor to achieve balance in my home life, and I engage in regular exercise such as running, lifting weights, and bicycling.
Other Languages: Spanish
Professional Affiliations: American Medical Women's Association; Association of Program directors in Internal Medicine
Joined Kaiser Permanente: 1995
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My Credentials
| UC Los Angeles Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA |
| UC Davis Medical Center, Sacramento, CA |
| UC Davis Medical Center, Sacramento, CA |
| Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine |
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