About
Philosophy of care
My philosophy is to provide outstanding anesthesia care to children and adults − compassionate and professional care involving the most current drugs and technologies in a team approach.
Why I entered medicine
I have always enjoyed helping others and challenging myself to solve difficult problems. I also enjoy working with my hands and learning new techniques.
Community involvement
My wife (who also is in the anesthesia field) and I go on medical missions within and outside the U.S. to care for underprivileged and impoverished children in need of surgery. I work with Temple University and Shriners Hospital for Children at the Philadelphia Zoo's annual medical outings.
Personal interests
I really enjoy both ballroom dancing and cooking. My wife and I also like to travel and explore the cultures of countries overseas.
Education
Undergraduate
Washington & Jefferson College, BA - Mathematics, 1984
Medical Training
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, MD, 1989
Training
Internship 1990
Presbyterian University Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA
Residency 1993
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA
Fellowship 1996
Columbus Children's Hospital, Columbus, OH
Certifications
American Board of Anesthesiology - Anesthesiology
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