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Pediatrician, Associate Chief Physician
Specializes in diagnosis and treatment of common pediatric internal-medicine conditions, emergency care of critically ill patients, and treatment of public-health emergencies.
Anesthesiologist, Associate Chief Physician
Anesthesia for cardiac surgery in children and adults, general surgical anesthesia, anesthesia for interventional procedures in the catheterization laboratory, and anesthesia for outpatient examinations in infants and young children.
General Practitioner, Attending Physician
Specializes in providing evidence-based general medical care for adults and children, including diagnosis and treatment of acute illnesses, chronic disease health-management services, and preventive adult health care.
Pediatric Surgeon, Associate Chief Physician
Indirect inguinal hernia, hydrocele, undescended testis, phimosis, redundant foreskin, superficial masses, appendicitis, intussusception, ovarian cyst torsion, testicular torsion and short lingual frenulum; excision of skin lesions and emergency suturing of traumatic wounds. Familiar with scar management after surgery and trauma.