Accepting New Patients
Locations
Memorial Division of Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine
7800 Sheridan Street
First Floor
Pembroke Pines, FL 33024
954-986-8306
About Me
I am a wound care specialist at Memorial Healthcare System. I care for patients with pressure ulcers, non-healing surgical wounds, venous leg ulcers, traumatic wounds, burns, diabetic foot ulcers, hidradenitis-related wounds and more.
When I first began my medical training and career, I was drawn to the field of surgery thanks to the guidance and inspiration from many mentors. After ten years in practice, I realized I had an affinity for healing challenging wounds. That motivated me to seek more specialized training in the area, and I became board-certified in wound care and trained in Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. I have been caring for patients with challenging wounds for 20 years in South Florida.
When working with patients, I see them as the unique individual person that they are. We look at their specific case and associated challenges, and I use my knowledge and expertise to diagnose and establish the best, personalized treatment plan. In wound care, a team approach is also critical. I work collaboratively with physical therapists, nutritionists, internists, other specialists and wound care staff to ensure each person has a comprehensive management approach.
There is great satisfaction in helping a patient heal, especially when they have challenging or long-term wounds preventing them from living their best life. I enjoy helping them heal, so they can resume activities.
When I first began my medical training and career, I was drawn to the field of surgery thanks to the guidance and inspiration from many mentors. After ten years in practice, I realized I had an affinity for healing challenging wounds. That motivated me to seek more specialized training in the area, and I became board-certified in wound care and trained in Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. I have been caring for patients with challenging wounds for 20 years in South Florida.
When working with patients, I see them as the unique individual person that they are. We look at their specific case and associated challenges, and I use my knowledge and expertise to diagnose and establish the best, personalized treatment plan. In wound care, a team approach is also critical. I work collaboratively with physical therapists, nutritionists, internists, other specialists and wound care staff to ensure each person has a comprehensive management approach.
There is great satisfaction in helping a patient heal, especially when they have challenging or long-term wounds preventing them from living their best life. I enjoy helping them heal, so they can resume activities.
Education
Education
University Of Miami Medical School, 1993
Residency
Texas Tech University Health Science Center, 1998, Surgery
Fellowships
Certifications
American Board of Surgery-Surgery
Awards, Achievements, and More
Professional Organizations
- American College of Surgeons (Fellow)
- American Board of Wound Management (Diplomate)
- The American College of Clinical Wound Specialist (Fellow)
Awards
- Vice Chief, Surgery, Memorial Hospital Pembroke, 2013
- Intensivist Program Committee member, Memorial Hospital, 2010
- Section Chief Department of Surgery, Memorial Hospital Pembroke, 2009-11