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Welcome to My Home Page!
Thanks for visiting my home page. For those of you who have never visited this site, you will find valuable information on the links to the left. They link to patient handouts that provide great information for the care of many of the problems we see here in the Minor Injury Center (MIC). They also provide guidance on the aftercare needed after many of the procedures done in the MIC. For those of you that want to learn more about me, please read on.
About Me
Soon after I was born in New York, my family moved to San Dimas in Southern California where I grew up. After graduating from San Dimas High, I went back east to go to Penn State for college and then on to Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia for medical school. Though I enjoyed the East Coast, I was happy to return to California to do my residency in family practice at the University of California, Los Angeles. I have been a member of the American Academy of Family Physicians since then.
I joined Kaiser Permanente in 2002 and I have loved it ever since. The best reason for being here is that instead of dealing with various insurance companies, I am able to spend 99% of my time doing what I want to, which is to practice medicine. You will find me at the Minor Injury Centers in Antioch - Sand Creek, Pleasanton, and Walnut Creek. Outside of work, I enjoy working on my old house in Berkeley, running, reading, and travel.
My Credentials
| Jefferson Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA |
| UC Los Angeles Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA |
| Family Medicine, American Board of Family Medicine |
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