Specialty Pediatrics Facility Oakland Medical Center Pediatrics Address Department of Pediatrics Mosswood Building, floors 5, 6 & 11 3505 Broadway Oakland CA 94611 Evening and Weekend Care Mosswood Building, 11th floor 3505 Broadway Oakland CA 94611 Pediatric Injection / Immunization Mosswood Building, 11th floor 3505 Broadway Oakland CA 94611 Map & Directions Telephone Appt/Advice: (510) 752-1200 Cancellation: (510) 752-6577 Fabiola 1 Pharmacy: (510) 752-7651 Mosswood Pharmacy refill recorder: (510) 752-7730 School/Camp Forms phone: (510) 752-1467 School/Camp Forms fax: (510) 752-6595 Lactation Clinic: (510) 752-7557 E-mail your doctor About e-mail View your preventive services

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Why I am a Kaiser Permanente Physician
Our goal here at Kaiser Permanente is to help you be your very best. In turn, we strive to be the best doctors possible. We want to help you and your family achieve well-being. That’s my personal philosophy, as well, so it’s easy to practice medicine in a system that I believe in. I’m proud to be a member of the Department of Pediatrics here in Oakland. Every one of my colleagues is a pleasure to work with and values your well-being as much as I do.

Why I am a Pediatrician
I chose pediatrics for so many reasons. I love your children. I am privileged to be a part of their lives. They make me happy, and when they are ill, I want to do everything in my power to make them well. As they grow older, I want to empower them as young adults. I want to role model for them, and to let them know that anything they work hard for is possible. I want them to know that their health is precious, and give them the tools to be healthy in mind and body. Can there be any greater gift?

Appointments
If I am your child’s regular pediatrician, please ask for an appointment to have your child see me. If I am unavailable, my partner, Dr. Sylvia Delius, may see you. I work closely with Dr. Delius. We share a practice and keep each other informed of our mutual patients. You may also e-mail me with any non-urgent question.

My Story
I immigrated from South America with my mother when I was 4. I remember a time when not too many doctors spoke Spanish. It was my goal to be one of those few who did. It feels great to know that I am a part of 2 beautiful cultures, and that I can relate to so many different patients in a number of different ways. Viva Bien y fortalesca su Salud. Simply put, just Thrive.

Joined Kaiser in: 1997
Other languages: Spanish
Outside interests: multi-cultural health issues

My Credentials

Medical school	UC Los Angeles, School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA
Internship	Children's Hospital, Oakland, CA
Residency	Kaiser Permanente Medical Center, Oakland, CA
Residency	California Department of Health Services, Sacramento, CA
Board certification	Pediatrics, American Board of Pediatrics

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