Kiran Kaur Khush MD MAS

Dr. Dita Gratzinger is a hematopathologist who is dedicated to excellent patient care, to educating the hematopathologists of tomorrow, and to improving both by harnessing strengths across institutional and disciplinary lines. Dr. Gratzinger studies the architecture of supporting cells in the microenvironment as well as diagnosis of lymphoma on small volume specimens, and has a special interest in the role of patient-specific factors in manifestation of hematolymphoid disease, including immunodeficiency and dysregulation-related lymphoid proliferations.

Dr. Pedram Fatehi is a highly qualified nephrologist and critical care specialist based in Palo Alto, California, affiliated with Stanford Health Care. He holds multiple board certifications in internal medicine, nephrology, and critical care medicine, and specializes in chronic hypertension, kidney disease, and kidney failure. In addition to his clinical practice, Dr. Fatehi is actively involved in medical education and administrative roles at Stanford University, contributing to various programs and initiatives aimed at improving patient care and training future healthcare professionals. He is fluent in Farsi and Persian, enhancing his ability to serve a diverse patient population. Generated from the website

Jessie (Kittle) Markovits is a Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine and Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University, specializing in internal medicine and innovative treatment approaches. Her work includes significant contributions to research on opioid prescribing and the use of hypnosis in clinical settings, particularly in pain management and postoperative care. With a strong educational background from Tulane University School of Medicine and extensive experience in various medical committees, Markovits is dedicated to advancing healthcare practices. She actively participates in research councils and has published numerous studies in reputable medical journals, highlighting her commitment to improving patient outcomes. Generated from the website