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Dr. Elizabeth E. Rogers, MD, located in Santa Rosa, CA, is a neonatologist and co-director of the Intensive Care Nursery Follow-Up Program at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital. Specializing in neurodevelopmental and behavioral pediatrics for critically ill premature infants and at-risk newborns, Dr. Rogers conducts research to identify risk factors for developmental and social-behavioral outcomes in these infants. With a medical degree from Stanford University School of Medicine and extensive training at UCSF Medical Center, Dr. Elizabeth E. Rogers is board-certified in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine and Pediatrics. Recognized for her expertise, she has received prestigious awards for her contributions to pediatric care and teaching, including the Abraham Rudolph Award. Dr. Rogers' holistic approach to patient care extends to the entire family, emphasizing comprehensive support and treatment. Fluent in Russian, she is committed to providing exceptional care and conducting research that advances the field of neonatology. Patients benefit from her dedication to improving outcomes for newborns in the intensive care nursery. Generated from the website content

Dr. Rim ElChaki, MD, is a dedicated pediatric nephrologist based in Santa Rosa, CA, specializing in the care of children with kidney-related conditions such as high blood pressure, hematuria, and kidney stones. With a focus on individualized treatment plans and strong patient-doctor relationships, she aims to provide comprehensive nephrology care and prevent the progression of chronic kidney disease. Dr. ElChaki's extensive training includes a medical degree from Weill Cornell Medicine Qatar, a pediatrics residency at the University at Buffalo, and a fellowship in pediatric nephrology at UCLA Mattel Children's Hospital. Her research interests include improving medication compliance in kidney transplant patients and studying chronic kidney disease in liver transplant patients. Generated from the website