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He sees patients at Keck Hospital of USC, USC Norris Cancer Hospital, USC Arcadia Hospital and USC Verdugo Hills Hospital. Here’s what you won’t find on his resume.
“Taking care of patients with neurovascular disorders is incredibly inspiring to me because I’m able to witness in real-time just how far my specialty has progressed. We’re able to provide enhanced treatments that improve outcomes and give patients the best quality of life possible. It’s deeply fulfilling to come to work every day and make a positive difference for my patients.”
“I have extensive expertise in my subspecialty of stroke and neurovascular disorders, and I understand that facing these conditions can feel scary for patients and their families. I always take the time to answer their questions and try to ease their concerns. I am highly personable, and my patients can rely on me for empathy and honest communication during every encounter.”
“One of the reasons I chose to practice at an academic medical center was the chance to help pay it forward by educating the next generation of neurologists. The most rewarding part of my job is seeing my previous students and mentees grow and excel in their careers.”
“Neurology is a highly fascinating and rewarding specialty. There are so many opportunities to make a significant difference in this field, in both patient care and research.”
“I am focused on combining scientific exploration and clinical work to help improve outcomes for patients with neurovascular disorders. My research is focused on stroke prevention, acute therapies and recovery, and I have led numerous clinical trials and studies.”
“The experts here at Keck Medicine are at the top of their fields, and I value the intimate collaboration across specialties which allows for better patient care. I also appreciate the warmth and compassion that my colleagues and I give to each other and to our patients.”