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Sherin Daniel, MD is a board certified gastroenterologist at Staten Island University Hospital. She grew up in Staten Island, NY and is dedicated to serving the children of the community. She received her medical degree from St. George s University. She completed her pediatric residency at Richmond University Medical Center and then went on to completing her gastroenterology fellowship at Stony Brook Children s Hospital, where she was actively involved in many research projects in celiac disease. She treats a wide range of gastrointestinal conditions and uses endoscopic procedures for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. She is also a member of North American Society for Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition (NASPGHAN).

Located in Staten Island NY Dr. George Tawfik holds the esteemed title of M.D. which stands for Doctor of Medicine in General or Allopathic Medicine. As a medical doctor specializing in general medicine Dr. Tawfik brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his practice. With a dedication to providing top-notch medical care to patients Dr. Tawfik offers comprehensive services tailored to meet individual healthcare needs. Patients can trust in Dr. Tawfik's skill and experience in the field of general medicine making him a reliable and sought-after healthcare provider in the Staten Island area. Generated from this place's public information

Shahed Quraishi, MD is the Director of Pediatric Cardiology at Staten Island University Hospital. Dr. Quraishi is a board certified pediatric cardiologist with over 20 years of experience caring for children with an extensive range of heart conditions, including, acquired heart disorders, arrhythmias, congenital heart diseases, heart failure, and heart murmurs. Dr. Quraishi is dedicated to his patients and actively involved in teaching residents and medical students important skills in the evaluation of cardiac conditions. He is committed to ensuring children in Staten Island have access to excellent medical care for all their cardiology-related needs.