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520 Cottonwood St. Woodland, CA 95695 Ph: 530-668-3600
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Education:
Postdoctorate:
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Stanford University (September 2017 - August 2018)
- Master of Science degree program in Epidemiology and Clinical Research
- Thesis: “Residual Kidney Function effectively controls plasma concentrations of secreted solutes in patients on twice weekly hemodialysis.”
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Education:
Medical School:
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University of California, Davis (August 2008 - May 2012)
- Physiology Tutor, 2009
- Officer of the Paul Hom Free Clinic, 2008-2009
- Regents' Scholar, 2008-2012
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Education:
Undergraduate:
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University of California, Berkeley (August 2003 - May 2007)
- BA in Molecular and Cell Biology, Magna cum laude
Honors Thesis: "An in vitro study of the natural truncation of lens beta-crystallins."
- BA in Economics
- Phi Beta Kappa
- Research Apprentice, 2005-2007, Gong Vision Science Laboratory
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Board Certifications: |
- Internal Medicine, August 2015
- Nephrology, October 2017
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Professional Employment: |
- Capital Nephrology Medical Group
Woodland, California September 2018 - present
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Post-Graduate Training: |
- Internal Medicine Residency
Santa Clara Valley Medical Center July 2012- June 2015
- Northern California ACP Abstract Competition, 2013: "Cerebral Salt Wasting in Alcoholic Dementia,"- Clinical Vignette
- Medicine Noon Conference, April2014: "Urinalysis: a History and Review."
- Medicine Grand Rounds, March 2015: "Chronic Kidney Disease and Mortality."
- Nephrology Fellowship
Stanford University July 2015- August 2018
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Publications and Presentations: |
- "lndoxyl Sulfate: Review of Toxicity and Therapeutic Strategies," Leong SC, Sirich TL. Toxins, 8.12 (2016) 358.
- "Effect of twice weekly hemodialysis on plasma levels of uremic solutes normally cleared by secretion," Leong SC, Meyer TW, Sirich TL. Poster Presentation, American Society of Nephrology Kidney Week, November 2017.
- “Residual function effectively controls plasma concentrations of secreted solutes in patients on
twice weekly hemodialysis,” Leong SC, Sao J, Taussig A, Recht N, Meyer TW, Sirich TL. JASN, accepted for publication.
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Funding: |
Stanford Clinical and Translational Science Award TLl TROOl 084, July 2017- 2018
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