Jama Darling, MD

Transplant hepatology combines a unique constellation of areas including critical care, palliative care, endoscopic procedures and ethics. It is this challenging combination that sparks my passion for this field and why I love to care for all patients with chronic liver disease. My goal is to individualize care for each patient to help them understand their disease and work on goals of care with an ultimate goal of liver transplantation if it is needed. From an academic standpoint, I am interested in clinical education of both undergraduate and graduate students to help train the next generation of doctors.

Located in Chapel Hill, NC, Raymond Dermot Coakley, MB BCh BAO, operates as part of the UNC Health network, delivering a wide array of healthcare services designed to cater to the local community's diverse needs. From hospitals to clinics and specialized care facilities, this establishment offers patient-centric medical services spanning various fields such as primary care, urgent care, and specialized treatments. With a strong focus on education and cutting-edge practices, Raymond Dermot Coakley, MB BCh BAO, frequently collaborates with the UNC School of Medicine to advance medical research and provide training opportunities for aspiring healthcare professionals. Guided by a mission to enhance wellness and enhance access to top-notch care, this place embodies UNC Health's core principles of compassion, integrity, and excellence in delivering exceptional service to all individuals seeking healthcare solutions. Generated using this brand's available information

A North Carolina native, I am proud to be a member of the University of North Carolina faculty and continue to provide high quality care for patients across our great state. I enjoy taking care of patients of all ages; however, I have special interest and expertise in caring for older adults with cardiovascular disease and enjoy tailoring care plans to each individual patient in order meet their own specific health goals. When not seeing patients at our Eastowne clinic, you can find me reading cardiac ultrasounds, rounding at UNC Medical Center, or supervising our program for cardiac rehabilitation. I love the opportunity to work at a center like UNC thanks to the unique ability to work in multiple settings while also maintaining long-term patient relationships and contributing meaningfully to medical education.