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Eastern New Mexico Gastroenterology |
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Healthcare |
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Gastroenterology; Added a liver division to tackle the many problems with liver disease, such as Hepatitis C, alcohol cirrhosis, non alcohol fatty liver disease, primary biliany cholangitis, etc. Very successful for the community and created a successful business model; Eastern New Mexico Gastroenterology uses use state of the art equipment and have access to other tertiary care institutions when needed. The nearest corporate entity that comes close to what we are achieving here is three hours drive away in New Mexico. |
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Over 30 Years of Experience Educating Patients on Prevention Mentoring Residents and Students Gastroenterology Procedures Consultations Clinical Care Community-Based Medicine |
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Fellow, American College of Physicians; Member, American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy; Member, American Gastroenterological Association; Board of Directors, Delaware County Medical Society (1996-1998); American Professional Practice Association (1979-2005); American Medical Association (1983-Present); Pennsylvania Medical Society (1985-2005); Philadelphia County Medical Society (1985-1994); New Castle County Medical Society (1986); Medical Society of Delaware (1986); Medical Society of Eastern Pennsylvania (1986-2005); American Society of Internal Medicine (1994-Present); Crohns and Colitis Foundation (1995-Present); American Gastroenterological Association (2007-Present); American College of Gastroenterology (2009-Present) |
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Chief of Gastroenterology, Eastern New Mexico Gastroenterology (August 2015-Present); Gastroenterology Private Practice, Riverside Shore Gastroenterology (2009-2015; Gastroenterology Private Practice - Eastern Shore Physicians and Surgeons Inc. (2005-2009); Gastroenterologist Full Partner, Gastroenterology Associates of Delaware County, Inc. (1996- 2005); Gastroenterology Private Practice, Daniel L. Ridout III, MD, P.C. (1987-1996); Chief Medical Resident/Clinical Instructor - Internal Medicine - University of Pennsylvania, Graduate Hospital (1982-1983); Clinical Instructor/Full Time Attending - Emergency Medicine - University of Pennsylvania, Graduate Hospital (1983-1984); Attending Physician/Teaching Instructor - Gastroenterology and Internal Medicine - University of Pennsylvania Graduate Hospital (1986-1994); Assistant Clinical Instructor of Medicine - Temple University School of Medicine (2001-2005); Chief Gastroenterology Division - Dept. of Medicine, Veterans Hospital of Coatesville, PA (1987-1989); Attending Physician - Gastroenterology - Crozer Chester Medical Center (1988-2005); Assistant Clinical Instructor - Internal Medicine - Crozer Chester Medical Center (1988-2000, 2000-2005); Attending Physician, Springfield Hospital (1991-1993); Attending Physician, Riddle Memorial Hospital (1992-2005); Attending Physician, Taylor Hospital (1994-2005) |
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MD - University of Cincinnati College of Medicine; BA, Music Composition and Orchestration - Dartmouth College; Internship, Internal Medicine - University of Pennsylvania Graduate Hospital; Residency, Internal Medicine - University of Pennsylvania Graduat |
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Listening to Music; Boating; Choral Singing; Conducting a Choir |
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Board Certified in Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology; Advanced Trauma and Life Support; Advanced Cardiac and Life Support; Endoscopic Laser Therapy; Endoscopic Ultrasonography Training; American Medical Association Certificate of Continuing Medical E |
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Dr. Ridout has won community service awards for his charitable contribution to Sylvia Olden Music Guild, American Cancer Society, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, and the National Association of Negro Musicians, Incorporated. |
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Dr. Ridout aspires to become a director of musical ensembles and become involved in musical composition and orchestration in the future. Expanding the New Mexico Gastroenterology Clinic for another subdivision to more comprehensively and specifically assess and treat Inflammatory Bowel Diseases (e.g. Crohns Disease and Ulcerative Colitis) and diseases of the small bowel and colon. Extensive use of the pillcam (capsule endoscopy) and use of modern treatments for the Inflammatory Bowel Diseases (e.g. Humira, Remicade, and several new "biologics on the market).
In the process of recruiting another Gastroenterologist that must fit the mentality of our healthcare model: efficiency, maximum quality healthcare
delivery, and acceptable profitability.
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