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Terry A. Blay, MD 

Facility
San Jose Medical Center
Emergency Department

Address
250 Hospital Parkway
1st floor
San Jose CA 95119

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Telephone
Office: 408 972-7777
Fax: 408 972-7116

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My Background…

I was born and raised in Michigan and attended the University of Michigan, graduating with a degree in pharmacy. After medical school in Detroit, and an internship at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, I moved to California to complete my residency at Highland General Hospital in Oakland. In 1984 I began practicing full time at Kaiser Permanente San Jose, and have been happy here since.

About Me…

I find emergency medicine to be an exciting and rewarding field with constant challenges and opportunities for growth and learning. I enjoy all aspects of emergency medicine, but have a special interest in cardiovascular disease.

I consider it a privilege to practice at this facility with such a fine medical staff and a dedicated and talented team of support staff. As an emergency room physician, I sincerely hope that you never have to take advantage of my services and I stress preventative care to all of my patients in the hope that they will never need emergency treatment.

On a personal note…

The past two years have been a blessing to me, as I met and married a wonderful woman. This has changed my life for the better in every way. We are raising three boys together and enjoy family outings almost as much as our time alone. As much as I value being a doctor, my family life is the center of my existence. I also enjoy traveling, reading, playing chess, and baseball.

My Philosophy of Care…

I believe that an individual's health is the single most precious commodity that one has. As a physician, I consider it my responsibility and duty to not only treat acute illnesses, but to educate and work with my patients to prevent illness and help each individual get the most out of his or her life. I believe that "it's not how long you live, but how well you live", and to that end I stress healthy lifestyle choices and preventative health care to all of my patients. Working at Kaiser Permanente has allowed me to practice medicine in an environment that supports this mindset with an excellent group of people.

My Credentials

Medical school Wayne State University, Detroit, MI
Internship Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, MI
Residency Highland General Hospital, Oakland, CA
Board certification Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine



 
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