Tularemia Center - Oxnard, CA
Oxnard Infectious Disease Specialist Doctors for TularemiaType of Physician: Infectious Disease Specialist What is a Infectious Disease Specialist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine. Practitioners deal with infectious diseases of all types and in all organs. They also often diagnose and treat AIDS patients and patients with fevers of unknown origin. These practitioners are also experts in preventive medicine and medical conditions associated with travel. Specialty: Infectious Disease Common Name: Infectious Disease Specialist Doctors in Oxnard * Dignity Health Med Group  Primary Medical Group  Henry A Oster MD  Cary B Savitch MD  Omega Edwards MD  Mazur Nathan Statner Dutta MDs  Mazur Nathan Statner Dutta MDs  Mazur Nathan Statner Dutta MDs  Mazur Nathan Statner Dutta MDs  Community Pediatrics Med Grp  Infectious Disease Specialists  West Valley Infectious Disease  Ann M Shahwan MD  West Valley Infectious Disease  West Valley Infectious Disease  Seth E Anderson MD  Sansum Clinic  Sansum Clinic  Sansum Clinic  Sansum Clinic  Kaiser Permanente Woodland Hlls  E Duane Carmalt MD  Shook & Richards Mds  Jeffrey E Galpin MD  Valley Infectious Disease  Nilesh H Hingarh MD  Belen A Matias MD  Klein & Raiman MDs  Medical Group of Encino  UCLA Intrnl Mdcn/Pdtrcs Med Grp  Century Medical Group Inc  UCLA Internal Medicine  UCLA Santa Monica Bay Physicns  Stanton G Axline MD  Robert A Winters MD  UCLA Internal Medicine Cnsltnts  Ellie C Goldstein MD  Linda L Morton MD  Edwin O Yellin MD  AHF Valley Healthcare Center  Jerrold S Dreyer MD FACP Inc  AHF Valley Healthcare Center  AHF Valley Healthcare Center  Veterans Greater LA Hlthcre Sys  Veterans Greater LA Hlthcre Sys  Veterans Greater LA Hlthcre Sys  Veterans Greater LA Hlthcre Sys  Veterans Greater LA Hlthcre Sys  Veterans Greater LA Hlthcre Sys  Veterans Greater LA Hlthcre Sys  Krish K Vashistha MD  Olive View-UCLA Medical Center  UCLA Medical Center  Peter Katona MD  UCLA Pediatric Infectious Dis  UCLA Pediatric Infectious Dis  UCLA Pediatric Infectious Dis  UCLA Medical Center Infcts Dis  UCLA Medical Center Infcts Dis  UCLA Pediatric Infectious Dis  UCLA Medical Center Infcts Dis  UCLA Pediatric Infectious Dis  UCLA Infectious Disease  UCLA Medical Center Infcts Dis  UCLA Medical Spclty Prac Nphlgy  UCLA Medical Center Infcts Dis  Kaiser Permanente Panorama City  Kaiser Permanente Panorama City  UCLA Medical Ctr Infcts Disease  Facey Medical Group Canyon Ctry  Louis S Fishman MD  UCLA Care Clinic  UCLA Care Clinic  UCLA Care Clinic  UCLA Care Clinic  UCLA Care Clinic  UCLA Care Clinic  UCLA Care Clinic  UCLA Care Clinic  UCLA Care Clinic  UCLA Care Clinic  Mills Gladstein & Defoto MDs  Mehmet C Pekerol MD  Gunther W Sonnenfeld MD Inc  Southern CA Inf Dis Medcl Grp  Howard E Pitchon MD  Renaissance Medical Group  Tower Infectious Diseases  Traveler Advisory Immunization  Tower Infectious Diseases  Cedars Sinai Mdcl Cntr Infcts  Traveler Advisory Immunization  Traveler Advisory Immunization  Traveler Advisory Immunization  Tower Infectious Diseases  Tower Infectious Diseases  Tower Infectious Diseases  Dale A Prokupek MD  Richard T Sokolov MD  AHF Westside Healthcare Center Oxnard, CaliforniaUpcoming Local Events2013-06-15
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