Specialty Nephrology Facility Oakland Medical Center Department of Internal Medicine - Nephrology Address Mosswood Building, 5th floor 3505 Broadway Oakland CA 94611 Map & Directions Telephone Receptionist: (510) 752 5435 Advice: (510) 752 5437 After-hours advice: (510) 752 1190 Fax: (510) 752 7892 E-mail your doctor

About Me

Thank you for viewing my home page. I see this page as a nice way to introduce myself to my patients and provide some health care resources I believe to be useful to my patients.

I was born in China. I did my internal medicine residence training in New York and my nephrology fellowship training in Los Angeles. In addition to my clinical training, I have done some research work at New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center and published many papers in the kidney transplant field and other related fields. I joined Kaiser Permanente in 2000.

I am specialized in nephrology and treat various kidney diseases. There are many new developments in the nephrology field and I try my best to provide the best treatment to your kidney disease. Hopefully, your kidney disease can be stabilized and in some cases, cured. This can potentially free patients from dialysis and transplant. I am committed to ensure your needs are met by our excellent staff and myself.

I am married and have three children. In my spare time, I enjoy playing soccer and baseball with my sons and softball with my daughter. In winter season, I frequently go skiing with my family.

My Credentials

Medical school	Zhenjiang Medical College, Zhenjiang, China
Residency	New York Downtown Hospital, New York, NY
Fellowship	UC Los Angeles, School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA
Board certification	Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine
Board certification	Nephrology, American Board of Internal Medicine

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