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Kenneth D. Gold, MD joined Northwell Health Physician Partners and the Northwell Health Cancer Institute as an attending physician of the Department of Medicine.Kenneth D. Gold, MD graduated magna cum laude from Amherst College. He earned his medical degree at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, and then trained in Internal Medicine at George Washington University, where he also served as Chief Medical Resident. His fellowship in Hematology and Medical Oncology was completed at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Dr. Gold is board-certified in Internal medicine, Hematology and medical Oncology. Previously Chief of Hematology and Medical Oncology at Good Samaritan Hospital, West Islip, and an attending physician at Southside Hospital, Dr. Gold has been a leader in Suffolk County in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer and blood diseases since 1983. He served for many years as the Chair of the Transfusion Committees at both Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center and Southside Hospital. Dr. Gold is a member of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.

Rasheda Browne, MD, is a medical practice situated in Bay Shore, NY, dedicated to providing quality healthcare services to the local community. Specializing in a wide range of medical treatments, they offer comprehensive care tailored to meet the diverse needs of their patients. From primary care and hospital treatments to urgent care facilities and advanced surgical procedures, Rasheda Browne, MD, ensures that individuals receive the attention and support required for their well-being. With a team of experienced professionals, Rasheda Browne, MD, is committed to medical excellence and patient-centered care. They actively engage in research, innovation, and educational initiatives to enhance healthcare outcomes and foster community health. By fostering meaningful partnerships and embracing new technologies, Rasheda Browne, MD, strives to promote wellness and provide exceptional healthcare services that positively impact the lives of those they serve. Generated using this brand's available information

Gary Deutsch, MD, MPH, FACS, FSSO is a board-certified surgeon and surgical oncologist specializing in robotic surgery. His focus is on pancreatic and hepatobiliary cancers as well as upper-gastrointestinal malignancies and is the only surgeon at Northwell performing robotic Whipple procedures. He completed his residency at North Shore University Hospital, serving as chief resident, and was fellowship-trained at the John Wayne Cancer Institute. Named a surgeon of Excellence in Robotic Surgery by the Surgical Review Corporation, Dr. Deutsch says about 90% of the abdominal surgeries he's performed were done with robotics. In fact, he's performed more robotic Whipple surgeries than any other surgeon within Northwell Health.He recently received a grant to explore how readily available wearable technology, like the Apple Watch, can be used to measure the quality of a surgeon's hand movements and operative skill during surgery. He is also heavily involved in clinical trials, serving as the principal investigator on an important national trial in pancreas cancer.His highly technical work is balanced by his warm, genuinely caring demeanor. "The connection you make with the patient as a surgeon is unmatched," he says. "People trust you with what is most important, most prized in their life: their health and livelihood." He makes sure to never bury himself in his notes while speaking with a patient, and instead immerses himself in their experience. "I want them to feel like they are family." He is fully committed to holistic oncology care.As he takes the time to get to know his patients, he is supported by his entire team, including other physicians, physician extenders and nurse practitioners. "When you make it about the team, the outcomes are ultimately better," he says. He encourages everyone to contribute when going over a case, leaving no stone unturned for his patients. For those of his patients who are dealing with aggressive, incurable cancers, Dr. Deutsch refuses to stand on the sidelines. Because of this, he is proudly working with the Canopy Cancer Collective on streamlining the supportive care process, all with the goal of finding the best ways for patients to maintain a better quality of life, which can include surgery to help manage specific symptoms. He is just as invested in the future of his patients as he is in the future of health care in general. Because of this, he started a complex general surgical oncology fellowship at the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell, one of only 33 programs in the US, helping to train the next generation of surgeons right here at Northwell.