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My Biography
I chose to work at Kaiser Permanente San Francisco because of the strong clinical genetics services this department provides. I also value working alongside colleagues who are committed to delivering the most optimal care possible to such a diverse patient population. Kaiser’s health care model offers integrative preventive care across the lifespan. Within this department, if needed, we provide for ongoing care of complex disorders. I would like to expand this to eventually include inherited metabolic disorders.
What drew me to the field of genetics is the comprehensive nature of its practice. Caring for the entire family, not just the individual patient, is an important aspect of genetics practice. Every detail and piece of information—no matter how small—may provide a clue to a diagnosis. I’m especially interested in the diagnosis and treatment of individuals with inherited metabolic disorders. I also have an interest in neurogenetics. It’s gratifying to know that I’m making a difference in patients’ quality of life by helping them understand the complex concepts of genetics and how it applies to their overall health.
During my leisure time, I enjoy reading a variety of books, movies, and spending time with my family. I keep myself healthy and thrive by jogging and swimming.
Other Languages: Thai
Graduate Education: MD, Chiangmai University (Thailand)
Awards: Society of Inherited Metabolic Disorders Annual Meeting Travel Award (2005); Research Career Development Award, Ramathibodi Hospital (2006-2007)
Professional Affiliations: American College of Medical Genetics; Society of Inherited Metabolic Disorders
Professional Conferences: Society of Inherited Metabolic Disorders
Began Practice: 2005
Joined Kaiser Permanente: 2009
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My Credentials
| Chiang Mai University Faculty of Medicine, Amphur Muang, Thailand |
| University of Tennessee Medical Center, Knoxville, TN |
| Fairfax Hospital, Falls Church, VA |
| National Human Genome Research Institute, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD |
| Clinical Biochemical Genetics, American Board of Medical Genetics |
| Clinical Genetics, American Board of Medical Genetics |
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