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I live in the Bergen County
area and travel to Hudson County as well to see patients. I have been married for twenty-five years to a talented psychotherapist,
and have eight children. I attended John Hopkins University for my undergraduate education; medical school at Mount Sinai
in New York; residency training at Albany Medical Center; and I completed a dual fellowship in Gastroenterology and Nutrition
at Winthrop-University Hospital. I am Board Certified and re-Certified in Internal Medicine as well as Gastroenterology. I
have dedicated time over the years as an emergency room physician at various VA Medical Centers; authored many articles on
various areas in gastroenterology; and I dedicated a year to clinical research of viral-mediated diarrhea. I am the Chief
of Gastroenterology at New Bridge Medical Center in Paramus, New Jersey. This is one of the largest hospital facilities
and it serves the tri-state area for a wide variety of complex issues. Although I have received many awards for my expertise,
I love my patients and what I can do for them is the greatest reward! - Top Doctor Award, NJ TopDocs Magazine, 2016,
2017, 2018
- HealthTap Top Gastroenterologist in
NJ, 2013
- Health Tap Top
Doctor Competition, Summer, 2013
- Reader’s Choice
Award [Second Place, Gastroenterology] Jewish Standard 2012, 2013
- Bergen County Top Physician Designation in Gastroenterology from (201) Magazine, May 2012 Health Edition
- Community Leadership Award from Bergen Volunteer Medical Initiative [BVMI],
2011, 2015
- One of "American's Outstanding Physicians"
in Gastroenterology and Nutrition by the Consumer Council of America for 2007
- AMA Physicians Recognition Award, 1999; 2001; 2004-2007 with Commendation; 2009-2015
- Certificate as Active Teacher, SUNY Stonybrook School of Medicine, 1997
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