About
Philosophy of care
I'm an advocate for prevention. I think changing your lifestyle to lower your susceptibility to disease is preferable to treating it after the fact. Often times, treatment can be too late or have longer-term effects, so I prefer to take a more proactive approach. I really do want to help and understand what people are going through, whether I see them in a hospital or bump into someone in a grocery store. I'm easily approachable and, fair warning, may crack a corny joke or two.
Why I entered medicine
I grew up in a family that was in the medical field, and along with their influence and my desire to help people, I knew I was going to be a physician. My father was a physician, and my mother was a nurse.
Community involvement
I have worked to promote stroke awareness in the local community.
Personal interests
I like to read and keep up on current events. I also like to stay active with table tennis, running and housework.
Education
Medical Training
Suzhou Medical College, MBBS - Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery, 1982
Graduate
Showa University, PhD - Doctor of Neurosciences, 1996
Training
Residency 1984
Neurology, Suzhou Medical College Hospital, Suzhou
Residency 1984
Neurology, Suzhou Medical College Hospital, Suzhou
Residency 1985
Neurology, Suzhou Medical College Hospital, Suzhou
Residency 1986
Neurology, Suzhou Medical College Hospital, Suzhou
Residency 1987
Neurology, Suzhou Medical College Hospital, Suzhou
Internship 2007
Sinai-Grace Hospital/Detroit Medical Center, Detroit, MI
Residency 2008
Neurology, Wayne State University School of Medicine/Detroit Medical Center
Residency 2009
Neurology, Wayne State University School of Medicine/Detroit Medical Center
Residency 2010
Neurology, Wayne State University School of Medicine/Detroit Medical Center
Certifications
American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology - Neurology
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