Chandana Ganguli, MD

I chose to become a social worker and clinician to help others and make a positive difference in peoples lives. I aim to advocate for those who cannot advocate for themselves and am feel strongly about promoting social justice, importance of human relationships and the dignity and worth of a person. My philosophy of patient care is to make sure I am giving each patient quality services that are specific to their individual needs, and also to treat every patient with dignity and respect while providing safe and ethical care. When I am not at work, I like to hike, travel and spend time with my family.

While working in a German Neuroscience/Anatomy setting overseas, I was introduced to human medicine. I chose to pursue the hands on approach to relieve human suffering. My approach to care is straightforward: Encourage and empower patients to make necessary changes to improve their own quality of life. My goal is to help patients negotiate an increasing complex healthcare world. I am a firm believer that the world would be a better place with a song, home-cooked food, well-written poetry and a good run. My heat beats faster around performing music, using voice, guitar and piano skills. I enjoy spending time staying physically active in sports with my two growing sons.

From the website:Antonio Rodriguez, MD is affiliated with UNC Health Care and specializes in Family Medicine in Chapel Hill, NC