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Chief Resident[1]
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born and raised in San Francisco, California
advancing neurorehabilitation beginning in the acute stages of injury · advancing neurorehabilitation beginning in the acute stages of injury to improve long-term functional recovery and quality of life for patients with severe neurological injuries · neurocritical care, with a particular passion for traumatic brain injuries
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CIR Chief[1]
Dr. Cindy Wong was born and raised in San Francisco, California. She completed her Transitional Year at Saint Agnes Medical Center, and went on to complete her Neurology residency at Los Angeles General Medical Center/University of Southern California, where she served as Chief Resident, Wellness Chief, and CIR Chief. Dr. Wong's clinical and research interests focus on neurocritical care, with a particular passion for traumatic brain injuries. She is especially interested in advancing neurorehabilitation beginning in the acute stages of injury to improve long-term functional recovery and quality of life for patients with severe neurological injuries. Outside of medicine, Dr. Wong enjoys rock climbing, hiking, strength training, and exploring the outdoors. She believes that movement is medicine and is passionate about promoting healthy, active lifestyles.[1]
Neurocritical Care Fellow[1]
Wellness Chief[1]
Transitional Year at Saint Agnes Medical Center[1]
advancing neurorehabilitation beginning in the acute stages of injury[1]
advancing neurorehabilitation beginning in the acute stages of injury to improve long-term functional recovery and quality of life for patients with severe neurological injuries[1]
neurocritical care, with a particular passion for traumatic brain injuries[1]
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Biographical context: born and raised in San Francisco, California
Dr. Cindy Wong was born and raised in San Francisco, California.
Degree: DO
Cindy Wong, DO Neurocritical Care Fellow Dr. Cindy Wong was born and raised in San Francisco, California. She completed her Transitional Year at Saint Agnes Medical Center, and went on to complete her Neurology residency at Los Angeles General Medical Center/University of Southern California, where she served as Chief Resident, Wellness Chief, and CIR Chief. Dr. Wong's clinical and research interests focus on neurocritical care, with a particular passion for traumatic brain injuries. She is especially interested in advancing neurorehabilitation beginning in the acute stages of injury to improve long-term functional recovery and quality of life for patients with severe neurological injuries. Outside of medicine, Dr. Wong enjoys rock climbing, hiking, strength training, and exploring the outdoors. She believes that movement is medicine and is passionate about promoting healthy, active lifestyles.
Education record: Transitional Year at Saint Agnes Medical Center
She completed her Transitional Year at Saint Agnes Medical Center
Identity: Cindy Wong, DO
Cindy Wong, DO Neurocritical Care Fellow Dr. Cindy Wong was born and raised in San Francisco, California. She completed her Transitional Year at Saint Agnes Medical Center, and went on to complete her Neurology residency at Los Angeles General Medical Center/University of Southern California, where she served as Chief Resident, Wellness Chief, and CIR Chief. Dr. Wong's clinical and research interests focus on neurocritical care, with a particular passion for traumatic brain injuries. She is especially interested in advancing neurorehabilitation beginning in the acute stages of injury to improve long-term functional recovery and quality of life for patients with severe neurological injuries. Outside of medicine, Dr. Wong enjoys rock climbing, hiking, strength training, and exploring the outdoors. She believes that movement is medicine and is passionate about promoting healthy, active lifestyles.
Professional role: Chief Resident
Cindy Wong, DO Neurocritical Care Fellow Dr. Cindy Wong was born and raised in San Francisco, California. She completed her Transitional Year at Saint Agnes Medical Center, and went on to complete her Neurology residency at Los Angeles General Medical Center/University of Southern California, where she served as Chief Resident, Wellness Chief, and CIR Chief. Dr. Wong's clinical and research interests focus on neurocritical care, with a particular passion for traumatic brain injuries. She is especially interested in advancing neurorehabilitation beginning in the acute stages of injury to improve long-term functional recovery and quality of life for patients with severe neurological injuries. Outside of medicine, Dr. Wong enjoys rock climbing, hiking, strength training, and exploring the outdoors. She believes that movement is medicine and is passionate about promoting healthy, active lifestyles.
Professional role: CIR Chief
Cindy Wong, DO Neurocritical Care Fellow Dr. Cindy Wong was born and raised in San Francisco, California. She completed her Transitional Year at Saint Agnes Medical Center, and went on to complete her Neurology residency at Los Angeles General Medical Center/University of Southern California, where she served as Chief Resident, Wellness Chief, and CIR Chief. Dr. Wong's clinical and research interests focus on neurocritical care, with a particular passion for traumatic brain injuries. She is especially interested in advancing neurorehabilitation beginning in the acute stages of injury to improve long-term functional recovery and quality of life for patients with severe neurological injuries. Outside of medicine, Dr. Wong enjoys rock climbing, hiking, strength training, and exploring the outdoors. She believes that movement is medicine and is passionate about promoting healthy, active lifestyles.
Professional role: Dr. Cindy Wong was born and raised in San Francisco, California. She completed her Transitional Year at Saint Agnes Medical Center, and went on to complete her Neurology residency at Los Angeles General Medical Center/University of Southern California, where she served as Chief Resident, Wellness Chief, and CIR Chief. Dr. Wong's clinical and research interests focus on neurocritical care, with a particular passion for traumatic brain injuries. She is especially interested in advancing neurorehabilitation beginning in the acute stages of injury to improve long-term functional recovery and quality of life for patients with severe neurological injuries. Outside of medicine, Dr. Wong enjoys rock climbing, hiking, strength training, and exploring the outdoors. She believes that movement is medicine and is passionate about promoting healthy, active lifestyles.
Cindy Wong, DO Neurocritical Care Fellow Dr. Cindy Wong was born and raised in San Francisco, California. She completed her Transitional Year at Saint Agnes Medical Center, and went on to complete her Neurology residency at Los Angeles General Medical Center/University of Southern California, where she served as Chief Resident, Wellness Chief, and CIR Chief. Dr. Wong's clinical and research interests focus on neurocritical care, with a particular passion for traumatic brain injuries. She is especially interested in advancing neurorehabilitation beginning in the acute stages of injury to improve long-term functional recovery and quality of life for patients with severe neurological injuries. Outside of medicine, Dr. Wong enjoys rock climbing, hiking, strength training, and exploring the outdoors. She believes that movement is medicine and is passionate about promoting healthy, active lifestyles.
Professional role: Neurocritical Care Fellow
Cindy Wong, DO Neurocritical Care Fellow Dr. Cindy Wong was born and raised in San Francisco, California. She completed her Transitional Year at Saint Agnes Medical Center, and went on to complete her Neurology residency at Los Angeles General Medical Center/University of Southern California, where she served as Chief Resident, Wellness Chief, and CIR Chief. Dr. Wong's clinical and research interests focus on neurocritical care, with a particular passion for traumatic brain injuries. She is especially interested in advancing neurorehabilitation beginning in the acute stages of injury to improve long-term functional recovery and quality of life for patients with severe neurological injuries. Outside of medicine, Dr. Wong enjoys rock climbing, hiking, strength training, and exploring the outdoors. She believes that movement is medicine and is passionate about promoting healthy, active lifestyles.
Professional role: Wellness Chief
Cindy Wong, DO Neurocritical Care Fellow Dr. Cindy Wong was born and raised in San Francisco, California. She completed her Transitional Year at Saint Agnes Medical Center, and went on to complete her Neurology residency at Los Angeles General Medical Center/University of Southern California, where she served as Chief Resident, Wellness Chief, and CIR Chief. Dr. Wong's clinical and research interests focus on neurocritical care, with a particular passion for traumatic brain injuries. She is especially interested in advancing neurorehabilitation beginning in the acute stages of injury to improve long-term functional recovery and quality of life for patients with severe neurological injuries. Outside of medicine, Dr. Wong enjoys rock climbing, hiking, strength training, and exploring the outdoors. She believes that movement is medicine and is passionate about promoting healthy, active lifestyles.
Research interests: advancing neurorehabilitation beginning in the acute stages of injury
She is especially interested in advancing neurorehabilitation beginning in the acute stages of injury
Research interests: advancing neurorehabilitation beginning in the acute stages of injury to improve long-term functional recovery and quality of life for patients with severe neurological injuries
Cindy Wong, DO Neurocritical Care Fellow Dr. Cindy Wong was born and raised in San Francisco, California. She completed her Transitional Year at Saint Agnes Medical Center, and went on to complete her Neurology residency at Los Angeles General Medical Center/University of Southern California, where she served as Chief Resident, Wellness Chief, and CIR Chief. Dr. Wong's clinical and research interests focus on neurocritical care, with a particular passion for traumatic brain injuries. She is especially interested in advancing neurorehabilitation beginning in the acute stages of injury to improve long-term functional recovery and quality of life for patients with severe neurological injuries. Outside of medicine, Dr. Wong enjoys rock climbing, hiking, strength training, and exploring the outdoors. She believes that movement is medicine and is passionate about promoting healthy, active lifestyles.
Research interests: neurocritical care, with a particular passion for traumatic brain injuries
Dr. Wong's clinical and research interests focus on neurocritical care, with a particular passion for traumatic brain injuries.