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My Biography

I started at Kaiser Permanente San Francisco in a part-time capacity, covering the maternity leave of a friend and former colleague, then transferred to Kaiser Permanente’s Oakland Medical Center to lighten the load on another colleague. When my friend moved back east, I became full-time—half in Oakland and half in San Francisco. From February 2009 until now I have been working 30 hours per week with San Francisco Medical Center’s department of wonderful pediatricians who provide top-notch care to patients and their families. Helping the children to fully explore and learn more easily is very gratifying—and seeing how happy this makes their families is great, too. Plus, it is fun--but at times exhausting-- so as of October 1, 20011 I will be working 20 hours per week.

Areas of particular interest to me include the earliest interventions possible for identifying problems, and for preventing or minimizing difficulties in motor function.

I believe patients benefit greatly from Kaiser Permanente’s emphasis on preventive care and from the coordination of services under one system (and often at a single site). We all also reap rewards from Kaiser Permanente’s involvement with the local community.

Welcome to San Francisco Medical Center. I look forward to meeting and working with you.

I see patients at San Francisco facility.

Undergraduate Education: BA in Psychology and Physical Therapy, Stanford University, certificate in Physical Therapy, Stanford University
Specialties and Certification: Pediatric Physical Therapy--Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT); Brazelton Training and Instructor Training; Bayley Training; Test of Infant Motor Performance
Professional Affiliations: San Francisco State University, Special Education Program, guest lecturer (1975-1998)
Other KP Facilities: Oakland (2004-2009)
Began Practice: 1966
Joined Kaiser Permanente: 2004

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