Triage Nurses
Triage Nurses
Triage nurses make a quick assessment of a patient’s medical condition and helps to determine the urgency in which patients should receive care. In the small window of time a triage nurse has to make this assessment, they will need to identify the core medical issue affecting the patient, write down any relevant medical history and identify whether the patient suffers from any allergies or is currently taking medications. When a triage nurse is coordinating care for a patient, he / she communicates with the provider and receives orders for the patient’s care. The triage nurse is an important team member in the partnership with the patient and the physician.

Physician | Nurse | Phone |
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Sophia Kim
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ext 1805
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Nitin Sardana, MD
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Rachel Chumpitaz
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ext 8690
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Meron (Care Coordinator)
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ext 1799
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Byungki Kim, MD
Iris Lee, MD
Emarie Hill, PA-C |
Vikki Krocka
|
ext 1786
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Nader H. Balba, MD
Bezawit D. Tekola, MD |
Sarina Murry (Care Coordinator)
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ext 1771
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Nicholas Szary, MD
Mohamed Sultan, MD
Dana Fayyad, PA-C Joanna May, PA-C
Melissa Nichols, PA-C
Brittany Stivers, NP
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Jackie George, BSN, RN
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ext 1761
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Ivan Harnden, MD
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Corina Rickett
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ext 8701
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Anastasia Grebeck, PA-C
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Judith Kent, LPN (M,W,F only)
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ext 1779
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Triage Nurse FAQ
A clear liquid diet provides fluids that leave little residue and are easily absorbed with minimal digestive activity. No red, blue or purple liquids should be consumed!
Examples of a clear liquid diet are
- Tea
- Coffee (no creamer)
- Carbonated beverages
- Clear fruit flavored drinks
- Strained fruit juices; apple, white grape, lemonade
- Clear broth
- Clear flavored gelatin (no red, blue or purple)
- Popsicles (no red, blue or purple)
- Clear hard candy (no red, blue or purple)
- Sugar, honey, syrup, salt
Normal Results – you will receive your results via mail within 7-10 business days.
Biopsy Results – you will receive biopsy results via mail within 7-14 business days.