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My Biography
I decided to come on board at Kaiser Permanente because the system here seemed like the best way to practice radiology. The comprehensive model of care benefits members in a number of ways. For one thing, there is a lack of financial incentives to practice medicine in certain ways. Providers do not occupy themselves with office administration duties, and can concentrate fully on their work. Within my field, I have special interests in mammography and vascular imaging. I take pride in doing a good job, and I collaborate well with my colleagues.
Outside of work, I read professional literature and fiction, listen to classical music, and do some gardening. I try to eat sensibly, to drink in moderation, and in the office, I choose the stairs over the elevator nearly all the time. I enjoy exercising and taking walks with my wife. We have two grown children, and my son is a physician at Kaiser Permanente’s Santa Clara facility.
Undergraduate Education: BS in Zoology/Anthropology, University of Michigan
Professional Affiliations: Radiological Society of North America
Began Practice: 1976
Joined Kaiser Permanente: 1984
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| University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine, Chicago, IL |
| Stanford University Hospital, Stanford, CA |
| Mount Zion Medical Center of The University of California, San Francisco, CA |
| Stanford University Hospital, Stanford, CA |
| Diagnostic Radiology, American Board of Radiology |
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