Specialty Emergency Medicine Facility Hayward/Fremont Medical Centers Department of Emergency Medicine Address Hayward Emergency Dept. 27400 Hesperian Boulevard (cross street: Tennyson) Hayward CA 94545 Fremont Emergency Dept. 39400 Paseo Padre Parkway (park at Civic Center & Walnut) Fremont CA 94538 Map & Directions Telephone Hayward 510 675-4010 Fremont 510 248-3055 E-mail your doctor View your preventive services

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Here's a little bit about myself and why I chose to be an emergency physician at Kaiser Permanente.

I call Northern California home, although I've spent quite a few years in Chicago and New York. I think the Bay Area boasts some of the most spirited and interesting people anywhere, which is why I chose to live and work in the East Bay.

I am delighted to have the opportunity to keep my community healthy, and working at Kaiser Permanente definitely helps me reach that goal. Kaiser Permanente's Electronic records, availability of specialist consults, and reliable outpatient follow up are invaluable resources for an emergency physician. When such a comprehensive system works well, both patients and physicians benefit.

An emergency department visit can be stressful, and the emergency physician serves as an avid patient advocate in times of dire need. This is ultimately why I practice emergency medicine. I am always looking for ways to improve our healthcare delivery, so do not be shy about sharing your thoughts next time you visit me in the emergency department.

My Credentials

Medical school	Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science, North Chicago, IL
Residency	Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY
Board certification	Emergency Medicine, American Board of Emergency Medicine

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