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Albany Med Department of Pediatrics: Angel Rios MD Neonatal physician
47 New Scotland Ave
Albany Med Department of Pediatrics: Gina Geis MD Neonatal physician
47 New Scotland Ave
Albany Medical College Neo Neonatal physician
47 New Scotland Ave
Dedra Flynn, MD Neonatal physician
43 New Scotland Ave
Dr. Albert L. Bartoletti, MD Neonatal physician
315 S Manning Blvd
Jennifer Cerone, MD Neonatal physician
Dr. Cerone is a board-certified neonatologist at Albany Medical Center. She completed a Neonatology Fellowship, a Pediatric Residency, and earned her medical degree at Albany Medical College.
She is an Assistant Professor in Department of Pediatrics, and a member of the Ethics Review Committee at Albany Medical Center.
She received an MS in Cardiovascular Sciences from Albany Medical College and an MD from Albany Medical College. Her special areas of interests include the ethics surrounding neonatal resuscitation and end-of-life care and decision making.
At the Alden March Bioethics Institute, Dr. Cerone precepts medical students and teaches an ethics curriculum for the Pediatric Residency Program.
Joaquim Pinheiro MD, MPH Neonatal physician
Dr. Joaquim Pinheiro specializes in treating critically ill newborns and premature babies. His areas of focus include treating infections, perinatal difficulties, congenital anomalies, and consultation of high-risk fetuses.
Dr. Pinheiro is a professor of pediatrics and associate director of the Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Fellowship Program. His interests include neonatal epidemiology and quality improvement, neonatal airway management, intubation safety, and laryngeal mask airway (LMA) use for surfactant therapy. He also specializes in persistent pulmonary hypertension.
Kate Tauber, MD Neonatal physician
Dr. Tauber is a board-certified Neonatologist at Albany Medical Center. She is also an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at Albany Medical College. Dr. Tauber completed a Pediatric residency at University of Michigan and completed a Neonatology fellowship at Albany Medical Center. She earned her medical degree at Albany Medical College.
Marilyn Fisher, MD Neonatal physician
Dr. Fisher specializes in treating critically ill newborns and premature babies. Her areas of focus include treating infections, perinatal difficulties, congenital anomalies, and consultation of high-risk fetuses.
Dr. Fisher's areas of special interest include perinatal palliative care, cardiopulmonary medicine, the informed consent process, futility at the brink of viability, and ethical dilemmas in the application of innovative fetal surgical therapies.
Megan Reyes-Wangh, DO Neonatal physician
Neonatologist Megan Reyes-Wangh, DO, associate professor of pediatrics, is the director of the High-Risk Infant Follow Up Program.
Dr. Reyes-Wangh most recently worked as director of simulation education and associate director of the Neonatology Follow Up Program at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston.
Board-certified in pediatrics and neonatal-perinatal medicine, Dr. Reyes-Wangh completed a neonatal-perinatal medicine fellowship at New York University School of Medicine in Manhattan, where they were chief fellow. They completed their pediatric residency at the Winthrop University Hospital and Good Samaritan Hospital on Long Island, where they were chief resident.
Rehman Chowdhry, MD Neonatal physician
Dr. Chowdhry is a board-certified neonatologist at Albany Medical Center. He completed a Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Fellowship and a Pediatrics Residency at Albany Medical Center. He earned his medical degree at St Georges University in Grenada.
Upender Munshi, MD Neonatal physician
Dr. Upender Munshi specializes in treating critically ill newborns and premature babies. His areas of focus include treating infections, perinatal difficulties, congenital anomalies, and consultation of high-risk fetuses.