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Hello, and thanks for visiting my home page.
When I tell people I work as an emergency physician, I often follow-up with
the caveat that they don't want to see me at work. I hope that, if you are
viewing this after seeing me in the emergency room, your visit was as
comfortable as possible given the circumstances.
I have been practicing emergency medicine since the early 1990's and still
enjoy all that it affords me. Caring for people is truly a rewarding
experience, and I value the opportunity I have in the Emergency Department
at South Sacramento Kaiser.
In addition to my work, I also very much enjoy my time off, and fill it up
with activities with my wife and four children, spending time with friends,
and many athletic ventures; which, by the way, have landed me in the ER and
the operating room on more than one occasion. Fortunately, my experiences as
a patient went well and gave me the perspective to understand how difficult
it can be lying on a bed or being with a loved one in the emergency
department.
Again, I hope not to see you at work; but if so, I will do my best, and wish
you all the best. Jon.
My Credentials
| University of Colorado School of Medicine, Denver, CO |
| Valley Medical Center, Fresno, CA |
| Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA |
| Emergency Medicine, American Board of Emergency Medicine |
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