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I grew up in Bangalore, The IT capitol of India. I did my initial medical education in India. After finishing medical school, I moved to the United States with my husband for further training. I finished internship in Internal Medicine in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Then I moved to the Bay Area where I completed my residency at Kaiser Santa Clara hospital.

I joined Kasier in 2002 and started working as a hospitalist at Kaiser Fremont. I enjoy working in Intensive and cardiac unit. I believe in good patient care and I work with patient and family in deciding the best plan of care during their hospitalization.

I have a special interest in Nephrology.

Currently I am busy taking care of my newborn at my free time. As he grows up, I plan to spend my free time reading and traveling.

My Credentials

Medical school	Bangalore University-Medicine, Bangalore, India
Internship	St. Francis Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA
Residency	Kaiser Permanente Medical Center, Santa Clara, CA
Residency	University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
Board certification	Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine

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