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Barry Gustin, MD
Emergency Medicine & Toxicology
Khosrow Afsari, MD
Infectious Disease, Internal Medicine
Clay Alexander, MD
General Surgery
Steven A. Daus, MD
Neurosurgery
Sunil Dhawan, MD
Dermatology
Sharon B. Drager, MD
Vascular & General Surgery
Robert F. Finnegan, MD
Anesthesiologist
Jay Glasser, DPM
Podiatry
Martin Joffe, MD
Pediatrics
John Kiraly, MD
Hematology & Oncology
Joseph Marzouk, MD
Infectious Disease
Stephen Mendelson, MD
Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery
Andrew Moyce, MD
Otorhinolaryngology
Ivan Neubauer, MD
General Surgery
Donald Olson, MD
Pediatric Neurology
Steven Pascal, MD
Ophthamology
James Pointer, MD
Emergency Medical Services
Steven Palder, MD
Pediatric Surgery
Steven Raskin, MD
Cardiology
Paul Reif, MD
Internal Medicine & Gastroenterology
Gary C. Shrago, MD
Radiology
Jerry
Sorensen, DDS
Oral Surgeon
Randall Starkey, MD
Neurology
John Toton, MD
Orthopedics
Edwin J. Whitman, MD
General Surgery
Randy Winter, MD
OB/Gyn
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Edwin J. Whitman, MD
General Surgery
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SURGICAL PRACTICE
1961-Present: Southern Alameda County, California
* General Surgery: in excess of 300 cases a year. Major interest in breast, hernia, biliary tract, colon/rectal, endoscopic and trauma surgery.
* Hospital Staff: St. Rose, Chief of Surgery 1968-1969, 1980-1981. Active on staff since opening in 1962. Served on all committees including Executive Committee from 1969-1985. Founding member of Hospital Foundation and established annual fundraiser.
1985-Present: Eden Hospital, Active Trauma Panel, Trauma Center.
1961 - Present: San Leandro Hospital
1961-1993: Current ATLS (Acute Trauma Life Support Training)
1961-1990: Current ACLS (Acute Cardiac Life Support Training)
1962-1986: Surgical Consultant, Highland and Fairmont, Alameda County Hospitals
Residency:
1957-1961: Fellowship at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
* General and Vascular surgery
* Trauma triage officer, St. Mary’s Hospital
1956-1957: Rotating Internship: Montefiore Hospital, Pittsburgh
Education:
1952-1956: University of Pittsburg
* Alpha Omega Alpha Honorary Scholastic Fraternity
1951-1952: Research: Endocrinology Lab, School of Public Health, Biochemistry
1948-1951: University of Pittsburgh
* Bachelor of Science Honors, Phi Eta Sigma Honorary Scholastic Fraternity
1946-1948: U.S. Navy: Attended electronic school for fourteen months
SURGICAL CONSULTATION PRACTICE
1974 - Founded, designed and established Calaroga Surgical Center, a cooperative venture for allied surgical specialties
* Managing partners since inception
1961 - Established private practice in southern Alameda County
1976 - E.J. Whitman, M.D., C.S. Feldstein, M.D., established professional medical corporation
* President and responsible for implementation of benefit programs, including insurance and pension profit plans
1984 - Founder and managing partner of Breast Diagnostic Center of Hayward
* First low dose mammography unit in the East Bay
* Performs over 1500 mammograms per year
1985 - One of the Founders and President (1985 to 1989) of Medical Choice, Inc., a 55-member physician independent practice association
* Services Health Plan of America and Blue Shield HMO plans
Served as surgical consultant for California Board of Medical Quality Assurance
Acted as consultant to proctor surgeons at outlying hospitals
Reviewed cases for plaintiffs and defendants in trauma and other surgical cases
1991-present
Quality Medical Examiner for the State of California
1992-present
California Medical Association Hospital Inspector
MEDICAL/SURGICAL EXPERIENCE ABROAD
1985 - Guatemala
* First general surgeon to attend with plastic surgical team
* Helped establish general surgical protocol
1985 - Russia
* Medical Tour leader; tours in surgical specialties
* Visited hospitals and clinics in Kiev, Leningrad, and Moscow
* Aided in scheduling future medical tours
1980 - China
* Interchange with Chinese Physicians Society for medical skills and knowledge
* Visited hospitals and clinics in Beijing, Nanking, Shanghai, Hofei
SCIENTIFIC PAPERS WRITTEN AND PUBLISHED:
Femoral-Popliteal Bypass Grafts
American Journal of Surgery
Femoral Bypass Prosthesis
American Medical Association Journal
Aortic Iliac Bypass Grafts
Mayo Foundation
Hemobilia
Mayo Proceedings
PAPERS WRITTEN AND PRESENTED:
Unusual Cases of Small Intestinal Trauma
Management of Blunt Abdominal Trauma
Laparoscopy in Blunt Abdominal Trauma
Surgical Complications of Pregnancy
Acute Toxic Megacolon in Midtrimester of Pregnancy
Jejunoileo Bypass of Obesity
Cryosurgery in the Management of Hemorrhoids
Surgical Management of Hyperparathyroidism
Surgical Care in China
Medical Clinics in Russia
Surgical Adventures in Guatemala
Unusual Cases of Breast Carcinomas
Reviewed, assisted edit of book on breast cancer by Krames
Communication, released May 1990
Review of the History of Hernias and Endoherniorrhaphy
including video tape
ORGANIZATIONS:
* Alameda and Contra Costa Medical Society since 1961
* California Medical Society since 1961
* Member of Southern Alameda Surgical Society since 1962
* Diplomate of American Board of Surgery since 1963
* Fellow of International College of Surgeons since 1965
* Fellow of American College of Surgeons since 1966
* Member of Priestly Surgery Society since 1975
* Member of East Bay Surgical Society since 1976
ACTIVE PARTICIPATION:
Phi Delta Epsilon Medical Fraternity since 1953
* San Francisco Graduate Club
* President 1986-1988
* District Governor of Northern California since 1985
* Responsible for National Convention in San Francisco in 1994
* Associate Regional Governor of California, 1990
* Regional Governor of West Coast, 1992
American College of Surgeons
* Elected Fellow in 1966
* Cancer Liaison Officer to St. Rose Hospital since 1984
* Established St. Rose Hospital as a cancer approved hospital of the American College of Surgeons, 1989
International College of Surgeons
* Elected Fellow in 1965
* Vice Regent of Northern California from 1985 to 1990
* Appointed Regent of Northern California, 1990
* Responsible for scientific meetings in Northern California
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