(HealthGrades has verified that Dr. James P. Martin, DO is board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine)
A self-designated specialty or practice area is not equivalent to, nor does it imply, ABMS Board Certification or special training and competence.
Nephrology
A self-designated specialty or practice area is not equivalent to, nor does it imply, ABMS Board Certification or special training and competence.
Medical School:
Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences College of Osteopathic Medicine Kansas City, MO 1977
Internship:
Humana Hospital of South Broward Hollywood, FL 1978
Residency:
Detroit Osteopathic Hospital Highland Park, MI 1981
Fellowship:
Alleghany Regional Hospital Low Moor, VA 1982
Procedure
Procedure
Number per Year (Approximate)
Peritoneal dialysis
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Hemodialysis
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Central venous access & procedures
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Renal Lithiasis (Kidney Stone) Treatment
-
Vascular Access
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Kidney Transplantation
-
Health Plan / Other
Health Plans:
All Major HealthPlans
Accepts Medicare:
Yes
Accepts Medicaid:
Yes
Physicians that Share Call:
Nicholas Nagrani, Derek Jimenez, and Christopher Reid.
Participates in Clinical Trials:
No
Disciplinary Actions
HealthGrades has examined disciplinary actions within the last five years from the Office of Inspector General and 50 state medical boards.
HealthGrades could not detect any disciplinary actions for Dr. James P. Martin, DO
as of 11/26/2009. Note: HealthGrades reports on state and federal disciplinary actions (if any) from the previous five years.
Malpractice History
Closed Malpractice Claims:
Malpractice History Found
State: FL
Amount or Range: 850000
Claim Type: Settlement
Nature of Claim: out of state
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Florida reports settlements of $100,000 or greater within the last 10 years.
Medical malpractice is ordinary negligence by a healthcare provider which causes injury. Examples include being improperly diagnosed, treated, medicated or operated upon outside the standard of care.
Standard of care is that level of care, skill and treatment which is recognized as acceptable and appropriate by a reasonably prudent similar healthcare provider under similar circumstances.
If your physician has settled a malpractice claim or has a judgment on a malpractice claim, evaluate the information and make a determination. You may want to use this information to start a discussion with the physician.
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