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My Biography

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I have been working here at Kaiser Permanente San Francisco since 2005 and enjoy the diversity of patients I interact with. I also appreciate the holistic approach to health care that we strive to attain.

I currently split my time between the outpatient clinic and the hospital, and my interests include cardiology, neurology, and orthopedic physical therapy.

My wife and I are proud alumni of UC Berkeley. We have been attending Cal football games since 1997 and are season ticket holders (Go Bears!). I also enjoy watching a various sports including football, basketball, and baseball. In our spare time we love dining out and traveling.

I THRIVE by participating in various outdoor activities. I enjoy snowboarding, running, and mountain biking.

Undergraduate Education: BA in Integrative Biology, University of California at Berkeley
Graduate Education: Doctor of Physical Therapy, Samuel Merritt College
Other KP Facilities: Redwood City (2005)
Began Practice: 2005
Joined Kaiser Permanente: 2005

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