Our DoctorsSHRIRAM S. MARATHE, M.D.
ANIL K. MANDAL, M.D. EHTESHAMUL HAQUE ANJUM, M.D. AIMEE MURPHY, PA-C |  |
Shriram S. Marathe, M.D.
MEDICAL EDUCATION:
Sir B. J. Medical College, Poona, India. Graduated 1972. RESIDENCY TRAINING: 1. Rotating internship, Civil Hospital, Ahmednagar, India 1973 2. Residency in Gen. Surgery & Orthopedics, Sassoon General Hospital, Poona, India, 1974 3. St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, Chicago, Illinois, 1975 (Rotating Internship). 4. Hines V.A. Hospital, University of Illinois 1976 through 1978. FELLOWSHIP: Renal Division, University of Arizona health Sciences Ctr., Tucson, Arizona and Renal Service, USPHS Hospital, San Francisco General Hospital and University of California, 1978 through 1980. RESEARCH: Associate Investigator, N.I.H. Sponsored National Cooperative Dialysis Study, USPHS Hospital San Francisco, CA 94118, 1979 through 1980. BOARD CERTIFICATION: American Board of Internal Medicine, Sept. 1979. American Board in Internal Medicine, Subspecialty of Nephrology, June 1980. Diplomat in Critical Care Medicine, (1987 to 1997). Diplomat in Geriatric Medicine, April 1988 (Recertified 1998). PRIVATE PRACTICE: 1. Sept. 1980 through June 1982 as Medical Director of the Frank Nappi Foundation Kidney Dialysis Center and private practice of Internal Medicine and Nephrology, Ashtabula, Ohio. 2. Private practice, St. Augustine, Florida July 1982 to present. 3. July 1982 until 1994 – Medical Director St. Augustine Dialysis Ctr. (now Renal Care Center) 4. Co-director of St. Augustine Artificial Kidney Center, 1995 to present. Non-medical Education: 1. MBA, December 1995, Jacksonville University, Florida 2. JD, 2000, Florida Coastal School of Law, Jacksonville, FL 3. MPH, Public Health Practice, University of south Florida, Tampa, May 2004 4. MHA at UF, Gainesville, FL, December 2005 5. PhD in public affairs at UCF, Orlando, FL November 2006 Professional affiliations: 1. Fellow of American College of Physicians 2. Fellow of American College of Chest Physicians 3. Member of American Society of Nephrology 4. Member of International Society of Nephrology 5. Member of American Geriatrics Society 6. Member of American Society of Internal Medicine 7. Member of Society of Critical-Care Medicine 8. Member of Renal Physicians Association 9. Member of Florida Medical Association 10. Member of American Medical Association Publications and research: Associate Investigator, N.I.H.-Sponsored National Cooperative Dialysis Study, USPHS Hospital, San Francisco, 7/79 thru 6/80 Professional associations: 1. Medical Director, Frank Nappi Foundation Kidney Dialysis Center, and private practice, Ashtabula, Ohio, September 1980 thru June 1982 2. Private practice, St. Augustine, Florida, 7/82 thru present 3. Medical Director, Renal Care Ctr., St. Aug., FL, 1982-1994 4. Medical Co-Director, St.Augustine Kidney Center, St. Augustine, Florida, 1995 to present Hospital positions held: 1. Chief of Medicine, St. Augustine General Hospital, 1985-1986 2. Vice-President of The Medical Staff, St. Augustine General Hospital, St. Augustine, Florida, 1989-1990 | Anil K. Mandal, M.D.
MEDICAL EDUCATION:
Calcutta National Medical College Calcutta, India. Graduated: May, 1959 RESIDENCY TRAINING: Resident, Internal Medicine, University of Illinois Hospitals, Chicago. July 1970 – June 1971. Chief Resident, Internal Medicine, University of Illinios Hospitals, Chicago. July 1971 – June 1972 FELLOWSHIP: Research Fellow in Nephrology, West Suburban Hospital, Oak Park, Illinois (an affiliated unit of the University of Illinois) March 1967 – March 1968 Research Fellow in Nephrology, Medical Research Council of Great Britain at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland March 1968 – March 1969 Reasearch Fellow in Nephrology, University of Illinois Hospitals, Chicago, Illinois. July 1969 – June 1970 QUALIFICATIONS AND EXAMINATIONS: Diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine in Internal Medicine and Nephrology PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT: Assistant Professor of Medicine and Staff Physician in Nephrology, University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, and VA Medical Center, Oklahoma City. July 1972 – June 1975 Associate Professor of Medicine and Staff Physician in Nephrology, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and VA Medical Center, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. July 1975 – June 1982 Professor of Medicine, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio August 1987 – June 1999 Director, Nephrology Division, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio. August 1987 – July 1996 Chief, Nephrology Section, VA Medical Center, Dayton, Ohio August 1987 – June 1999 Professor of Medicine (courtesy), Division of Nephrology, Depart-Ment of Medicine, University of Florida, Jacksonville, Florida July 1999 – present. AWARDS AND HONORS: Men and Women of Science. 1976 Who’s Who Frontiers in Science and Technology. February 1983 Distinguished Visiting Professor, University of Belgrade, Yogoslavia. October 1985. Received the Fulbright Award 1992-1993 for India. December 20, 1991 Who’s Who in America. 1997 Distinguished Service Award by National Kidney Foundation Of the USA. Philadelphia, PA. October 22, 1998. COUNTRIES VISITED AS GUEST LECTURER: Argentina (1) Australia (1) Austria (1) Brazil (2) Canada (3) Chile (2) China (1) Denmark (1) France (1) Hong Kong (1) Hungary (1) India (7, including 1 Fulbright trip and 1 NIH sponsored) Israel (1) Japan (2) Macedonia (1) Netherlands (1) Paraguay (3) Sweden (1) Yugoslavia (2) (Numbers in parentheses denote number of visits) |
EHTESHAMUL HAQUE ANJUM, M.D.
Fellowship: Nephrology, New York medical college (Metropolitan) Program, July 2005-June 2007
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