Facility Walnut Creek Medical Center Department of Anesthesia Address Walnut Creek Site 1425 S. Main Street Hospital Central - 2nd Floor Walnut Creek CA 94596 Martinez Site 200 Muir Rd. Martinez CA 94553 Pleasanton Site 7601 Stoneridge Dr. Pleasanton CA 94588 Antioch Site - Deer Valley 4501 Sand Creek Rd. Antioch CA 94531 Telephone Appt/Advice: Walnut Creek - (925) 295-4739 Appt/Advice: Martinez - (925) 295-4739 Appt/Advice: Antioch - (925) 295-4739 Appt/Advice: Pleasanton - (925) 295-4739 E-mail your doctor View your preventive services

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About Me

I grew up in Northern California. Following college at the University of California, Davis, I attended medical school at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). Subsequently I completed my residency in Anesthesia at UCSF, and remained in the faculty at UCSF department of Anesthesia for 7 years.

I joined Kaiser Permanente in 2007. I was attracted to Kaiser Permanente because of it's commitment to excellence in patient care. I am proud to be a Kaiser Permanente physician and consider it is a privilege to be able to provide care for Kaiser Permanente patients.

Patient Resources

In the text below and to the left, you'll find links to a variety of other sites which I think you may find helpful, educational and/or entertaining. First off, let me give you some information about anesthesia:

Your Anesthesia Care

Instructions For Eating / Drinking Before Surgery

Epidural For Labor and Delivery

For information about back pain, sciatica and epidural steroid injections, try these:

• Back Pain and Sciatica

• Epidural Steroid Injections

My Credentials

Medical school	UC San Francisco, San Francisco, CA
Internship	Kaiser Foundation Hospital, San Francisco, CA
Residency	UC San Francisco, San Francisco, CA
Board certification	Anesthesiology, American Board of Anesthesiology

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