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My Biography

Joined Kaiser Permanente Medical Group 1997

I was born in India and grew up in both India and England. I chose Radiology as my specialty after doing an Internal Medicine internship with an elective in Radiology. After completing my residency at Ohio State University and Stanford University, I went into a private practice in Palo Alto. I was ready for a change in 1997 though, and with the encouragement of my husband who had already been with Kaiser for 15 years, I decided to join also. I love the quality care I am able to provide in the Kaiser system.

I enjoy hiking and reading mystery novels. I think my interest in mystery novels stems from my specialty as a Radiologist. So often I find that trying to diagnose a patient from the clues on an x-ray or other exams can also take a bit of detective work. I love doing what I do.

As a Radiologist, I take appointments by referral. If you do not already have a referral, please call our appointment/advice line at (650) 742-2100 to make an appointment with a general practitioner. To make an appointment in our sub-specialty department, please call (650) 742-2101.

Our goal at Kaiser Permanente is to be your health plan of choice and deliver the quality medical care our members deserve. Thank you again for choosing Kaiser Permanente.

My Credentials

Medical school	University of Lucknow King George's Med. College, Lucknow, India
Internship	St. Francis Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA
Residency	Stanford University Hospital, Stanford, CA
Residency	Ohio State University Medical Center, Columbus, OH
Board certification	Radiology, American Board of Radiology

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