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About Myself

I was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania but grew up in Southern California. I attended college at the University of California, Riverside and went on to Ross University Medical School in Dominica. I completed my internship and residency in internal medicine at The Brooklyn Hospital Center in June 2004.

I joined the internal medicine department of Kaiser Permanente in September 2004 and presently work as a hospital based specialist at Dameron Hospital. As a hospital based specialist, I work with a small group of physicians that specializes in treating inpatients. I chose to work for Kaiser Permanente because I believe it has the resources to allow me to become the best possible physician I can be.

My favorite leisure activities include golf, tennis, and movies. I spend the majority of my time relaxing at home watching TV.

My practice philosophy as it applies to being a hospitalist is to stablilize and improve every patient in order to make a quick and full recovery. In those cases in which a patient may not recover, I will try to make him or her as comfortable and pain free as possible.

If you have any questions or concerns, the Internal Medicine Department at Dameron Hospital can be reached at (209) 938-0366.

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My Credentials

Medical school	Ross University Medical School, Portsmouth, Commonwealth Dominica, West Indies
Residency	Brooklyn Hospital Center, Brooklyn, NY
Board certification	Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine

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