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My Biography
I came to San Francisco Medical Center’s Chronic Pain Management Center for two major reasons: I wanted to work with people as part of a multidisciplinary team, and I’m good at solving problems. I consider myself to be a service-oriented person. Working within Kaiser Permanente’s integrative model allows my practice to be available to members of all socioeconomic levels. I spend less time running a business and get to invest in more interaction with the patient. I have the ability to treat more complex conditions. In Kaiser Permanente’s system, I always know what is transpiring with my patients. I know the other providers and specialists they’ve seen, a benefit that permits me to practice more holistically. My areas of particular interest include pain and stress management, orthopedics, addiction, and a modality known as cupping.
During my free time, I enjoy bouldering, visiting hot springs, recreational cycling, contact improvisation, and ballroom dancing. I like to read about spirituality and national history, and I enjoy fiction as well.
I THRIVE through off-trail hiking, doing plenty of cardiovascular endurance exercises, hatha yoga, and a regular breathwork practice. I am also a healthy eater!
Other Languages: Mandarin
Undergraduate Education: BS in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, University of California at Berkeley
Graduate Education: MS in Traditional Chinese Medicine, American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Internships: Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Began Practice: 1997
Joined Kaiser Permanente: 2001
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