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Ever since high school I had an interest in the biological sciences. I followed that interest going to medical school and it was there that I chose to specialize in internal medicine. Internal medicine interests me because it allows me to study, understand and treat the entire person – mind, body and spirit. ...
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...at goal, I'm all for it. During my free time, I enjoy traveling, learning new languages and spending time with my dog. Fluent in English, Ukrainian, Russian and Spanish. Dr. Cliett is a member of the medical staff at Oro Valley Hospital and Northwest Medical Center Sahuarita.
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I have always been interested in the medical field, particularly cardiology. I take a particular interest in imaging (EKGS, echocardiography, nuclear cardiac imaging), physical exams, and treating cardiac arrhythmias. In my practice, I treat pa...
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I love pulmonary and critical care because both are so dynamic – I see patients who are very sick, but also patients who are doing great. It's satisfying to help the sick patients ...
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As a neurosurgeon, I specialize in traditional, minimally-invasive and microsurgical neurosurgery and complex spinal operations. I provide patient-centered treatment for tumor, tra...
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...could think was, 'Why did this happen? How can I prevent this from happening to someone else?" That was the point at which I decided to channel my desire to serve others into becoming a physician. In medical school, I was able to touch all kinds of specialties – but internal medicine was my home base. Whatever else may be going on with our patients' health, their continuity of care begins and ends with u...
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I decided to become a physician when I was about 12 years old. My mother was an ICU nurse, so I was able to spend time there and watch doctors – and other medical professionals – work together to care for patients. I saw my first surgery when I was about 14 as a 'gofer" on a medical mission, which put me firmly on track to start preparing for medical school. F...
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...ymptoms. I am certified in obesity medicine and management as well as in wound care, but my practice is comprehensive and full-spectrum. When I teach and supervise resident physicians in our Graduate Medical Residency program, I emphasize how important it is to be a 'one-stop shop" for patients, as far as possible. I love when my students ask me questions, and sometimes disagree with me, as part of their...
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In my practice, I aim to do the fewest number of things to get the best outcome. My mission is to help patients identify the best path forward and then support them through the hea...
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...gynecology and female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery. Prior to my recent stint in the private practice setting, I served in the U.S. Air Force as chairman of women's health at David Grant Medical Center in Fairfield, Calif. I concluded my military career as Surgical Squadron Field Grade Officer of the Year and was honorably discharged as a lieutenant colonel. During my free ti...
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...rience was fundamental in my decision to pursue a career providing valuable assistance to individuals in need. I returned to the United States with intent to finish undergraduate studies and pursue a medical degree so that I could become a family physician. I chose family medicine because of the diverse experience in caring for a newborn baby or a 90-year-old patient. I enjoy the ability to treat an enti...
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I was born and raised in Alexandria, Egypt, where my passion for surgery and medicine started at an early age. After graduating medical school there, I moved to the United States to pursue further education, licensing, and American board certification. What I love most about family medicine is that it's never boring – I get to do a l...
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...omplex stenosis of the coronary arteries to improve blood supply to ischemic tissue (often times in patients who can't undergo open heart surgery). During the decade I cared for veterans at Tucson VA Medical Center, I performed this procedure countless times – with the benefit of advanced technology including intravascular ultrasound, pressure wire assessment, laser atherectomy, coronary lithotripsy, rot...
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...d demeanor, knowledge, and detailed approach towards providing patient care not only inspired my path into medicine, but shaped my core values as a doctor today. After graduating university and medical school, I found my calling in the practice of family medicine because of its versatility of care – impacting all ages from newborn and up. Shortly after, I joined the Indiana University of Medic...
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...aving come from a family of physicians. While majoring in biology, I realized my passion for physiology and anatomy. However, I discovered I felt right at home during my internal medicine rotation in medical school. The idea of taking care of a patient from the start to finish of any medical issue and truly getting to know them throughout different stages of their life is very rewarding for me as a physi...
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...ps towards accessing your wellness goals. One reason I chose my specialty is that I'll never have the same day twice – I offer a diverse group of adult and geriatric patients a range of compassionate medical care. A few of my clinical interests include diabetes, asthma, hypertension, COPD, contraceptive care and STI screening/prevention. I have a passion for providing general preventive care so that smal...
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...blem. I love watching people improve. I am a fellow of the American College of Chest Physicians, and I have previously served as the director of pulmonary medicine, chairman of medicine, and chief of medical staff at Northwest Medical Center. I am board certified in pulmonary disease and sleep medicine. In addition, I maintain a part-time position with VA Southern Arizona Healthcare System, because as a ...
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...background was a deciding factor in my career path. It's hard to make a big difference in the world, but I knew that as a female healthcare practitioner, I can bridge the gap and extend compassionate medical care to those who might otherwise be deprived of it. One of my key aspirations is to create a sense of empowerment and trust among my patients. I endeavor to be not only a good physician, but also a ...
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Please note that Dr. Kramp currently serves as an attending physician for our resident physicians in the Graduate Medical Education program. She does not see patients of her own at this time. I was 10 years old when I realized I wanted to become a doctor. I've always wanted to be at the top level of my capabilities, whi...
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...erned with my well-being that it left a lifelong impression on me – and started me on the path to becoming a physician. I knew that, for me, it was the best way to help people. I entered a fast-track medical school program that I loved – while it was a demanding initiation to medicine, it was also a wonderful way to learn the clinical skills I needed to support my passion of helping people. I'm an extrov...
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...cson for my practice. My approach to patient care is simple; don't rush and spend time and listen. I never consider my patients as a client or customer, for me they are individuals who are in need of medical care and I strive to provide it with utmost care. I manage all aspects of gastrointestinal and hepatological diseases. I am fully trained in all modalities of diagnostic and therapeutic upper endosco...
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Please note that Dr. Fleming currently serves as an attending physician for our resident physicians in the Graduate Medical Education program. He does not see patients of his own at this time. I was introduced to healthcare at a young age, having come from a family of physicians. I found Internal Medicine to be intellectu...
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...m long-term connections with my patients is at the core of my commitment to this profession. I take immense pride in being a reliable and trusted healthcare partner for my patients, offering not only medical knowledge but also emotional support and understanding. When I'm not working, I enjoy exercising at the gym, swimming, running and hiking. I enjoy going to the movies and binge watching TV shows, try...
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...ral and bariatric surgeon. After spending five years as a family physician in Ontario, Canada, he embarked on a surgical career. His experience as a family physician has helped him manage the complex medical issues surrounding bariatric surgical patients. He completed his general surgery residency at Lenox Hospital in New York City, while also spending six months at Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan lear...
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As an experienced general surgeon, I perform a wide variety of open and minimally-invasive/robotically-assisted procedures. Whether I am treating a hernia, gallbladder, appendix, t...
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