Dr. David Anthony Miranda
Emergency Medicine Provider with a goal to care for underserved and rural populations
Emergency Medicine Provider with a goal to care for underserved and rural populations
While doing his incomplete UCLA graduation, Dr. David Anthony Miranda used to offer his teaching services in the field of science and math to the disadvantaged high school student at South-Central LA. When he attended medical school at Cornell University in New York City, Dr. David Anthony Miranda chose to do his trauma rotation at Lincoln Hospital. He used to care for people with economic stress and belongs to underserved communities and took his first job in southern Mississippi, where he worked with rural populations with a limited specialized reserve. Dr. Miranda improved his ability to become an independent practice physician. As Dr. David Anthony Miranda is a fast, competent, flexible and reliable emergency physician, in 2008, he was chosen by his employer as an emergency service partner to promote his locus division, emergency service personnel. The Locums are the doctors who used to take the place of another doctor for any reason. Dr. David Anthony Miranda is a doctor from Locums. He knows what are the possible advantages and disadvantages of a Locum doctor, so he offered a person excellent options that will give him peace of mind in today's world.
Cornell University Medical College, New York, NY 1994-1998; Doctor of Medicine UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 1988-1993; Bachelor of Science
St. Ignatius College Preparatory, San Francisco, CA 1984-1988 Internship
North Shore University Hospital/ NYU Medical Center, Manhasset, NY 1998-2001; Emergency Medicine
Work Experience:
Fit-Life MD, San Antonio, TX, 2013-present. Partner of LLC.
Team Health West, Pleasanton, CA 2006-2010, 2016-2017. Worked as a locums physician at multiple EDs including Heart Hospital Austin (Austin), St. David South Austin (Austin), St. David (Bastrop), Metroplex (Killeen)
Investing in stock market especially publicly-traded health care stocks; clinical teaching medical students, residents, and physician assistant students.