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About me
I grew up in China and completed my medical education there. My choice to become a doctor was influenced by a family tragedy. My uncle died from Hepatocellular Carcinoma when I was young, and that experience fueled my passion for medicine and pursuing this kind of work. I love helping people and enjoy challenges in life, and practicing medicine provides both aspects for me on a daily basis.
I work exclusively in the hospital, and see only inpatients. Hospital medicine provides the challenge of diagnosing complex medical problems, the opportunity to manage seriously ill patients, and the feeling of personal satisfaction when my patients recover successfully. My philosophy in medicine is to treat each patient as I would treat my own family members.
My decision to join Kaiser Permanente after my residency is because I see that they provide collaborative care, with support from different subspecialties, and they deliver quality care to our patients. In fact, my family and I have been Kaiser Permanente members since 2001.
On a personal note, I have a very supportive husband and wonderful twin boys. When I am not working, I enjoy reading, cooking, reading together with my boys, and volunteering in school.
My Credentials
| Beijing Medical University, Beijing, China |
| St. Elizabeth's Medical Center of Boston, Boston, MA |
| St. Mary's Hospital and Medical Center, San Francisco, CA |
| Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine |
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