Human Immunodeficiency Virus HIV near New Port Richey, FL

Biography: Dr. Todd Groom, MD is an Infectious Disease Specialist who practices in New Port Richey, FL. He is 61 years old. Dr. Todd Groom, MD is affiliated with HCA Florida Bayonet Point Hospital.

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Biography: Dr. Mohamad Jibawi, MD pursued his education in Medicine at Waubonsee College, Illinois and St. Matthews University School of Medicine, Cayman Islands. He completed his residency in Family Medicine from LSU Family Medicine Ochsner Medical Center in Kenner, Louisiana. He holds several certifications and courses such as ACLS (AHA), PALS (AHA) and is Board eligible. Dr. Mohamad Jibawi joined AccessHealth Care in July 2016. He has several awards to his credit including the Intern of the Year award at Interim LSU Hospital and the Women's Health Award (2013-14) at LSU Health Science Center. Dr. Jibawi enjoys various sports such as Football, Basketball and volleyball. He also likes to go fishing in the summers. He is fluent in English and Arabic.

Care Philosophy: My goal is to provide the best care possible in a timely and reasonable manner. Patient needs come first and I strive to provide the best service in a professional and efficient setting to obtain the utmost in patient satisfaction.

Biography: Dr. Laartz received his undergraduate degree and a master's degree from Northwestern University where he was a National Merit Scholar. He graduated in the highest quartile of his medical school class at the University of Iowa in 1998. During medical school he was one of the leaders of an educational group called the Medical Student Ambassador Program. In 2002, he moved to Tampa and completed a residency in Internal Medicine and a fellowship in Infectious Diseases at the University of South Florida. Always a leader, he was a member of the Housestaff Committee and was Chief Fellow for the Division of Infectious Diseases and Tropical Medicine in 2002-2003. In 2003, Dr. Laartz opened the doors of a private practice in Infectious Diseases, soon to be called West Coast Infectious Diseases and holds a title of Affiliate Assistant Professor in the Division of Infectious Diseases at USF. He also has been active as a member of the Ryan White Council, Six Sigma Quality Programs, the Morton Plant Physician Leadership Training and the Northwestern University Alumni Admission Council.

Biography: Dr. Ali Syed, MD is an Urology Specialist who practices in Trinity, FL. He is 37 years old and has been practicing for 11 years. Dr. Ali Syed, MD is affiliated with HCA Florida Trinity Hospital.

Care Philosophy: I aim to provide the best care to patients in the least invasive fashion by combining my unique training in urology and interventional radiology. I also do not believe in using opioids and believe their harms far outweigh the benefits. I have performed over five hundred major and minor surgeries without the use of opioids after surgery. In almost all cases, patient outcomes and satisfaction were higher and overall pain levels were lower than those managed with opioids.