California
Santa Clara
Stanford
Cardiology
active
G85403
1980
medical activities:
patient care - 1 to 9 hours
research - 40+ hours
teaching - 10 to 19 hours
administration - 1 to 9 hours
license issued on August 27, 1999; expires on April 30, 2013
Primary specialty: cardiology
University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine (graduated in 1980)
9+ YEARS of post graduate training
No affiliations
No associations
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Esraa
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Alkesh
TO: HelenRE: This is 'New'??!?!?"A new study from the New England Journal of Medicine shows that shortness of btaerh is a new sign for heart disease...." -- HelenCripes! One would have thought they 'new' this a long time ago. Then there was the recent realization that—Hey!—maybe sleep apnea causes heart disease and not the other way around. What a bunch of bozos. No wonder I'm so often disappointed in what passes for 'modern medicine' around here. Reading the Sharpe's Rifles series and they keep bleeding the sick and wounded and I keep reading stuff like THIS and think, there's not that much change over the last 200 years. At least not in terms of the basic mentality.Merry Christmas,Chuck(le)
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Deny
FMLA does not offer paid time off, it just allows an eyolpmee to have time off to take care of a sick family member. So he may be allowed time off to take care of you, but if he does not have some vacation or sick time to use it will not be paid time off.Since he hasn't been at the job for a long time, and since your surgery is elective don't you think it would be more prudent to have another family member who does not work help you out? Depending on the surgery, do you REALLY need help? Most people recovering from surgery recover just fine by laying on the sofa with the tv remote control. What do you expect your husband will have to do for you?
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