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I grew up in Ontario, Canada, where I attended the University of Western Ontario and then medical school at the University of Toronto. I completed my residency training in internal medicine here at Kaiser Permanente San Francisco, and I served as Chief Resident for a year after graduating. I am board certified in internal medicine in both the U.S. and Canada.
I very much enjoy my job as a hospitalist: I like the challenge of dealing with complex medical problems, and I feel privileged to care for people during difficult times. Working in this hospital provides a great variety of clinical duties as well as the opportunity to teach resident doctors in training.
As your physician, I will work hard to make you feel safe, comfortable, and well-informed during your hospital admission. I truly believe that as a patient, you are the most important member of your health care team!
When I am not working, I enjoy good books, good food, sailing, running, and travel. My husband and I are proud dog-parents of a yellow lab named Lola who came originally from Mexico.
Other Languages: French
Undergraduate Education: BS in Biology, University of Western Ontario
Professional Affiliations: Alpha Omega Alpha Honors Medical Society
Began Practice: 2003
Joined Kaiser Permanente: 2003
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| University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine, Toronto, ON |
| Kaiser Foundation Hospital, San Francisco, CA |
| Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine |
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