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care philosophy: Every individual is different and needs treatment options tailored to you.

care philosophy: I strive to provide high quality cardiovascular care that is evidence-based and tailored to the individual.

care philosophy: I am dedicated to my profession. I believe it is my mission in life. I give all of myself to make sure my patient's heart does what it's supposed to do.

care philosophy: Competent and Compassionate care to provide the greatest outcome for all patients.

care philosophy: I believe in treating my patients with dignity and respect and providing care tailored to the indivdual needs of the patient.

care philosophy: We strive to provide excellence in patient care, generate new knowledge and discoveries through research and provide education to medical students, medical professionals and future leaders in the field of cardiac arrhythmias. The center brings together a

care philosophy: ``My mission is to provide the best specialty cardiovascular care as well as excellent general medical care to my patients. While a great deal of specialization has occurred in medicine, I believe we must always keep the big picture in mind. I believe evidence-based medicine should be the blueprint for such care, with custom tailoring to each patient and each situation to give the best-personalized health care. I provide up-to-date, scientifically-based preventative care, state-of-the-art diagnostic testing, and, when necessary, skilled interventional cardiology procedures. When sub-specialization is needed, I refer to top-of-the-line pulmonologists, electrophysiologists, and cardiac surgeons. l am conservative with invasive procedures, but aggressive in treatment when it is warranted.``

biography: <p>Dr. Lee joins the Dignity Health team from private practice.&nbsp; After completing his undergraduate education in chemistry at Stanford University, he attended the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York.&nbsp; He returned to Stanford to for his Internal Medicine residency and Cardiology Fellowship.&nbsp; He spent an additional year training with Dr. Geoffrey Hartzler, a pioneer in interventional cardiology at the Mid America Heart Institute in Kansas City.&nbsp; Dr. Lee started his cardiology practice in Bakersfield in 1990 and has been a leader in the medical staff since then.&nbsp; He is the Medical Director of the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory at Bakersfield Memorial Hospital, the Principal Investigator in numerous cardiovascular research projects conducted through the Central California Heart Institute and the course director in the annual Update in Cardiology symposium in Bakersfield.&nbsp; Interventional cardiology fellows travel from UCLA to work with Dr. Lee and his colleagues at Bakersfield Memorial Hospital as part of their training.</p> <p>While Dr. Lee is well known in Bakersfield for his compassion and skills in cardiovascular medicine, he is equally passionate on the ice as his favorite sport is Ice Hockey.&nbsp; On most weekends, you can find he at the local rink skating and sometimes even scoring.&nbsp; When not on the ice, he is looking for the steepest slopes on Mammoth mountain with his snowboard.&nbsp; He and his wife Barbara are active in the local church and were presented with the Pusateri Service Award in 2014 from Catholic Charities.&nbsp; Dr. Lee immigrate to the United States with his family from Hong Kong at the age of seven and he is fluent in Cantonese.&nbsp;</p> <p>Dr. Lee is Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Diseases, and Interventional Cardiology.&nbsp; He believes the best care is provided when the doctor manages the patient through the entire illness.&nbsp; He continues to see patients in the office, hospital, and performs the indicated procedures in the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory.&nbsp;</p>

care philosophy: I love human interaction and am fascinated by the engineering of the human heart. I feel that I can make a difference in people's lives with my knowledge and skills.

care philosophy: Spending quality time with each patient and their family to establish the best possible plan to improve the health of each and every one of his patients.

care philosophy: Dr. Nouri completed his medical degree at UCSF, his residency & graduate research in health policy at Stanford, and then returned to UCSF to complete his Fellowship in cardiology & interventional cardiology. Prior to 2011, he was staff cardiologist at John Muir Medical Center in Walnut Creek and was an advanced endovascular fellow at the Fogarty Institute for Innovation at El Camino Hospital. He is board certified in Internal Medicine (ABIM), Cardiovascular Medicine (ABIM), Interventional Cardiology (ABIM), Nuclear Cardiology (ASNC), General Vascular Medicine and Endovacsular Medicine (SVM).

care philosophy: Dr. Kar diagnoses and treats many cardiovascular diseases by providing the highest quality care for the Southern California community. He uses a patient-centered approach with evidence-based treatments and technology to improve his patient's quality of life.