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Welcome to My Home Page !

I joined Kaiser Permanente Fresno in 2003 as a board certified hospital based internist immediately after my internal medicine residency. That was the time when I had an opportunity to serve typically ill patient in hospital, intensive care unit, medical/surgical floors and emergency rooms. Five years later, I took another challenge in my career and pursued my passion for the field of infectious diseases, which I planned to use and serve the community to a greater extent. I went through an extensive training of two-year fellowship in infectious diseases at the University of California San Francisco, School of Medicine-Fresno, California. I became a board certified infectious diseases specialist in October 2010. Currently I cannot be happier to serve the community and members of Kaiser Permanente as an infectious disease specialist.

Practice Philosophy

Every morning when I start my day, I just want to think about whom I can help for that particular day. I believe it is always worthwhile to do well to others. Being a physician in Kaiser Permanente, I could have all my wishes come true. My broad-based academic knowledge of internal medicine, expert knowledge of infectious diseases coupled with my strong enthusiasm to help others, compels me to serve people and members of the community who are in need.

My Credentials

Medical school	University of Yangon Institute of Medicine, Yangon, Myanmar
Internship	Lutheran Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY
Residency	Lutheran Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY
Fellowship	UC San Francisco, Fresno, CA
Board certification	Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine
Board certification	Infectious Disease, American Board of Internal Medicine

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