Osteoarthritis Center - Oxnard, CA
Oxnard Rheumatologist Doctors for OsteoarthritisType of Physician: Rheumatologist What is a Rheumatologist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine. Practitioners treat diseases of the joints, muscles, bones, and tendons. Rheumatologists diagnose and treat arthritis, back pain, muscle strains, common athletic injuries, etc. They may work closely with other specialists such as orthopaedic surgeons and physical therapists. Specialty: Rheumatology Common Name: Rheumatologist Doctors in Oxnard * Howard J Hoos MD  Oxnard Family Medical Center  CMH Centers For Family Health  Medicine Specialty Clinic  Las Posas Family Medical Group  Christian R Dequet DO  Advanced Rheumatology  Shariar Cohen-Gadol MD  Osteoporosis Center Simi Valley  Affiliates Medical Specialties  Affiliates Medical Specialties  Motion Picture Television Fund  Steven R Weiner MD  Timothy M Spiegel MD  Santa Barbara Cottage Hosp RHU  Arthritis Institute  Arthritis Institute  Arthritis Institute  Kaiser Permanente Woodland Hlls  Kaiser Permanente Woodland Hlls  Sansum Clinic Multi-Specialty  Sansum Clinic Multi-Specialty  Sansum Clinic Multi-Specialty  Sansum Clinic Multi-Specialty  Olga N Popel MD  Albert R Katz MD  Xavier J Caro MD  Jimmy H Hwang MD  Rheumatology Therapeutics  Lawrence A May MD Inc  Rheumatology Therapeutics  Rheumatology Therapeutics  David E Mysko MD  Freedom Arthritis/Osteoporosis  Freedom Arthritis/Osteoporosis  Facey Medical Group  Regal & Lakeside Medical Group  WKWS Medical Corporation  WKWS Medical Corporation  Smita R Gupta MD  Pacific Arthritis Care Center  UCLA Santa Monica Bay Physicns  Charles E Weidmann MD Inc  Charles E Weidmann MD Inc  Charles E Weidmann MD Inc  Facey Medical Group  Elyse J Rubenstein MD  Sandra J Ramer MD  Thomas M Susko MD  UCLA Santa Monica Rheumatology  UCLA Santa Monica Rheumatology  UCLA Santa Monica Rheumatology  UCLA Santa Monica Rheumatology  UCLA Santa Monica Rheumatology  UCLA Santa Monica Specialties  Peter A Bardwick MD  Troum Medical Associates  Healthcare Partners Med Grp  Joshua Levy MD  UCLA Medical Center Rhuemat  UCLA Medical Center Rhuemat  UCLA Medical Center Rhuemat  UCLA Medical Center RHU  UCLA Medical Center RHU  UCLA Medical Center RHU  UCLA Medical Center RHU  UCLA Medical Center RHU  UCLA Medical Center RHU  UCLA Medical Center RHU  UCLA Medical Center RHU  UCLA Medical Center RHU  UCLA Medical Center RHU  Ronald Reichman MD  Rheumatology Associates  Rheumatology Associates  Rheumatology Associates  Susan A Baker MD  Rodney Bluestone Medical Corp  Schaack & Cole MDs  Duffy Yaris Pearlstein Mds  Joel Schneider MD  Solomon N Forouzesh MD Inc  Randall C Gilbert MD  Renee Rinaldi/Dahlia Carr Mds  David S Hallegua MD  Seymour Levine MD  Beverly Medical Associates  Renee Rinaldi/Dahlia Carr Mds  Beverly Medical Associates  Karen Shainsky DO  Marilyn A Solsky MD  Swamy R Venuturupalli MD  Daniel Wallace Rheumatic Center  Elayne K Garber MD  Elayne K Garber MD  Center For Rheumatology  Center For Rheumatology  Allen I Salick MD  Allen I Salick MD  Center For Rheumatology Oxnard, CaliforniaUpcoming Local Events2013-05-19
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