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Welcome to My Home Page!
I’ve been with Redwood City Kaiser Permanente since 1995, having completed a fellowship at California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco in 1993. Prior to that, I attended Rush Medical College, and then completed my residency at Highland Hospital, in Oakland, California, in 1990. I’m currently board certified in both Internal Medicine and Pulmonary Diseases.
Although some of my practice involves invasive procedures to diagnose pulmonary disease, I think you’ll find I’m much more interested in trying to prevent these diseases. In fact, by far the best feature of working for Kaiser Permanente is the tremendous access to resources available to prevent disease!
My special interest is in pulmonary physiology, and I’m always looking for ways to apply computerized artificial intelligence to pulmonary medicine.
When not in the hospital, you can often find me scuba diving somewhere under the water in Monterey Bay.
My Credentials
| Rush Medical College At Rush University, Chicago, IL |
| Highland General Hospital, Oakland, CA |
| Highland General Hospital, Oakland, CA |
| California Pacific Medical Center, San Francisco, CA |
| Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine |
| Pulmonary Disease, American Board of Internal Medicine |
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