2010-2011 Physician Information Directory

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2010-2011 Physician
Information Directory
Princeton’s Expansion
Our Mission
As a witness to the love of God, as revealed through Jesus Christ, the Baptist Health System is committed
to ministries that enhance the health, dignity and wholeness of those we serve, through Integrity,
Compassion, Advocacy, Resourcefulness, and Excellence.
Information Directory
This Physician Information Directory 2010/2011 is offered as a resource for the community and for
physicians and their office staffs. Physicians featured have privileges at Princeton Baptist Medical Center
and are credentialed through strict professional standards in compliance with the Joint Commission for
Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. Copies of this directory are available as a printable file at
www.bhsala.com under “Find a Physician.” Programs and Services
Princeton, a 499-bed, faith-based hospital, offers a
comprehensive range of programs and services, including:
Breast Care Center
Hospitalist Service
Cancer Care
Hyperbaric Medicine
Cardiovascular Care
Imaging/Radiology Services
Respiratory Care and
Rehabilitation
Diagnostic Services
Internal Medicine
Sleep Disorders
Intensive Care Units
Medical Education and
Residency Programs
Surgical Services, including
- Bariatric Surgery
- One Day Surgery
- Robotic Surgery
Neuroscience
Volunteer Services
Outpatient PICC Services
Women’s Services
Emergency Care
Enterostomal Therapy
Gastroenterology/
Endoscopy/Bronchoscopy
Geriatric Behavioral Health
Inpatient and Outpatient
Guest Rooms, on site
Pastoral Ministries
Physical Rehabilitation
Inpatient and Outpatient
Wound Care
Dear Friend,
Princeton Baptist Medical Center has forged a rich history based on its faith-based mission, and as we look to the
future, our ministry is flourishing and stronger than ever.
To keep us at the forefront in health care, a $57 million expansion plan is underway on the Princeton campus
to renovate 60,000 square feet of existing space and add another 90,000 square feet. The project focuses on
replacement and expansion of the hospital’s 14 operating rooms, but also includes other improvements to provide
greater convenience and comfort for our patients and their families. By the time the project is complete, we will have
some of the most modern, state-of-the-art surgical and endoscopy suites in the area.
The renovation will address changes generated by today’s medicine, including robotic surgery and hybrid surgical
rooms, which bring advanced imaging equipment into the operating room to maximize our surgeons’ precision and
the quality of our care.
We are proud to announce the opening in October 2010 of the Baptist Health Center at Hoover, a new 50,000
square foot professional office building. Located at the intersection of Highway 459 and Highway 150, the new
building will house a 10,000-square-foot diagnostic center, sleep disorders center and provide space for
25 – 30 physician offices. This wonderful new facility will provide easier, more comprehensive access to physicians
and outpatient care for area residents.
Our growth is not limited to bricks and mortar. Princeton and Baptist Health System have placed a heightened focus
on our performance in the area of quality. Based on our commitment to transparency regarding our outcomes, and
the pride we take in the quality of care we provide at Princeton, we have posted our quality scores on our website,
which may be found at www.bhsala.com.
You’ll find we’re among the first locally to offer a full presentation of our quality measures and to offer some basic
education on quality.
Our performance has been recognized recently with several national accreditations. Princeton’s heart care program
has been recognized as the area’s first Accredited Chest Pain Center and has received performance achievement
awards over consecutive years from the American Heart Association in its “Get With The Guidelines” initiative. We’ve
been designated as a Blue Distinction Center for Cardiac Care by Blue Cross/Blue Shield.
The weight loss surgical program is now an Accredited Bariatric Center by the American College of Surgeons, while
our cancer program was recognized with a three-year accreditation with commendation and the outstanding
achievement award following its most recent survey by the Commission on Cancer of the American College of
Surgeons.
Participation and leadership of our dedicated physicians help to inspire and ensure the continuing success of our
outstanding medical education program. Princeton trains new physicians in clinical specialties, such as radiology,
pathology, surgery and internal medicine, to promote high standards of medical care now and in the years ahead.
We firmly believe that our health care ministry is as vital as ever. The Princeton campus is not just viable; it is thriving
and continues to be successful. Thank you for allowing us to serve your health care needs.
Sincerely,
Keith Parrott
President
Anesthesia & Pain management
Timothy Aiken, MD
701 Princeton Avenue SW
Birmingham, AL 35211
P: 205-783-3144 P: 205-783-7438
F: 205-783-3195
MS: University of Rochester
R: Johns Hopkins
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Anesthesiology
David M. Fitzgerald, MD
P: 205-783-3144 P: 205-783-7438
F: 205-783-3195
MS: University of Michigan
Medical School
R: Chelsea Naval Hospital
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Anesthesiology
Andrew M. DeWitt, MD
P: 205-783-3144 P: 205-783-7438
F: 205-783-3195
MS: University of Alabama
School of Medicine
R: University of Alabama
Graduate Med Education
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Anesthesiology, Pain Management
Sammy Sabri, MD
P: 205-783-3144 P: 205-783-7438
F: 205-783-3195
MS: UAB School of Medicine
R: University of Texas, Galveston
BOARD CERTIFIED
Tommy Tomlinson, Jr., MD
P: 205-783-3144 P: 205-783-7438
F: 205-783-3195
School of Medicine
R: University of Alabama Hospital
BOARD CERTIFIED
cardiology
bariatric surgery
833 Princeton Ave. SW, POB III, Suite 200C
P: 205-502-4400 F: 205-502-1210
School of Medicine
R: Carraway Methodist Medical Center
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: General Surgery, Bariatric Surgery
Richard J. Lewis, MD
John L. Mathews, MD
Alain Bouchard, MD
917 Tuscaloosa Avenue SW
P: 205-780-7150 F: 205-783-9326
School of Medicine
R: Baptist Health System
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Laparoscopic Gastric Bypass
and Lap Band
801 Princeton Avenue SW, Suite 707
P: 205-780-4330 F: 205-949-5268
MS: Universite Laval
R: Montreal General Hospital
Moffitt and Long Hospital, UCSF
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Interventional Cardiology
MAI: Acute Coronary Syndromes,
Cardiovascular Research,
Quality Assurance
Ibrahim Robert Hanna, MD
Farrell O. Mendelsohn, MD
Tom Cawthon, MD
P: 205-780-4330 F: 205-781-1412
MS: Tulane University
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Pacemakers, Defibrillators
E. Merritt Cullum, MD
P: 205-780-4330 F: 205-781-1412
MS: Medical University
of South Carolina
R: Vanderbilt University
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Interventional Cardiology and
Vascular Disease
MAI: General Cardiology, Interventional
Cardiology, Peripheral Vascular
Interventions and Vascular Ultrasound
cardiology
Vasudeva R. Goli, MD
P: 205-786-8815 F: 205-786-8835
MS: Osmania University
R: Coney Island Hospital and the
University of Oklahoma
Health Sciences Center
BOARD CERTIFIED
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P: 205-780-4330 F: 205-949-5245
MS: American University of Beirut,
Lebanon
R: Emory University School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Cardiology and Cardiac
Electrophysiology
MAI: Cardiac Electrophysiology
P: 205-780-4330 F: 205-781-1412
MS: Johns Hopkins University
School of Medicine
R: Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard
BOARD CERTIFIED
and Vascular Disease
MAI: Clinical Cardiology,
Vascular Specialist, Regenerative Medicine
Mahender A. Reddy, MD
P: 205-786-8815 F: 205-786-8835
R: East Tennessee State University
Johnson City, Kings County
Hospital Center
BOARD CERTIFIED - CARDIOLOGY
S: Interventional Cardiology,
Nuclear Cardiology
MAI: Interventional Cardiology
David H. Sibley, MD
P: 205-780-4330 F: 205-781-1412
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
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cardio vascular surgery
cardiology
Allan S. Wilensky, MD
P: 205-780-4330 F: 205-781-1412
School of Medicine
R: Barnes Hospital/Washington
University St. Louis
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Cardiology
Michael K. Wilensky, MD
P: 205-780-4330 F: 205-781-1412
School of Medicine
R: North Carolina Baptist
Hospital, Bowman-Gray
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Congestive Heart Failure, Dyslipidemia,
Renovascular Hypertension, Coronary Disease
cardio vascular surgery
colon/Rectal surgery
Gregory Thomas, MD
Heath Beckham, MD
P: 205-780-8980 F: 205-785-1554
MS: Wayne State University
School of Medicine
R: Wayne State University
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Cardiovascular Surgery
MAI: Robotic Surgery
1317 4th Avenue South
P: 205-458-5000 F: 205-458-5005
at Birmingham
R: Carolinas Medical Center
F: Oschner Clinic
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Colon/Rectal Surgery
MAI: Laparoscopic Colon Surgery
colon/Rectal surgery
Jon D. Rosser, MD
P: 205-458-5000 F: 205-458-5005
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Colon/Rectal Surgery, Colonoscopy
MAI: Hemorrhoids, Anorectal Diseases
and Laparoscopic Colon Surgery
Arthur James, MD
P: 205-780-8980 F: 205-785-1554
MS: Uniformed Services University of
Health Sciences, Bethesda, MD
at Birmingham
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Atrial Fibrillation Surgery
Brian T. Guffin, MD
2151 Highland Avenue, Suite 200
P: 205-933-1199 F: 205-212-5585
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Colon Cancer, Hemorrhoids
and Anorectal Diseases
Christopher R. Jones, MD
L. Shefton Riggins, MD
P: 205-780-8980 F: 205-785-1554
MS: University of Mississippi
Medical School
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Complex Coronary
Artery Surgery
P: 205-780-8980 F: 205-785-1554
School of Medicine
R: Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois
BOARD CERTIFIED
Timothy B. Murray, MD
Mark Parker, MD
2151 Highland Avenue, Suite 200
P: 205-933-1199 F: 205-212-5585
MS: University of South Alabama
College of Medicine
R: University of Mississippi
Medical Center, Jackson
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Endoscopy, Colon Cancer, Colonic/
Anorectal Disorders
P: 205-458-5000 F: 205-458-5005
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Colon & Rectal Surgery
MAI: Laparoscopic Colon Surgery,
AnoRectal Physiology
dermatology
Gayla M. Royer, MD
P: 205-458-5000 F: 205-458-5005
MS: Texas Tech. University
School of Medicine
R: Mercer University
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Colon/Rectal Surgery
MAI: Women’s Health – Colon Cancer,
Diseases of Colon, Rectum;
Colon-Rectal Cancer
Elizabeth Martin, MD
5295 Preserve Parkway, Suite 260
Hoover, AL 35244
P: 205-682-8022 F: 205-682-9446
MS: East Tennessee State University
at Birmingham
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Dermatology
MAI: Medical, Surgical and
Cosmetic Dermatology
Vera Y. Soong, MD
817 Princeton Ave SW
POB II, Suite 302
P: 205-781-6995 F: 205-781-8783
MS: LSU Med School - New Orleans
Dermatology Program
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Dermatology
MAI: Psoriasis, Cutaneous T-cell
Lymphoma, Skin Cancer
Elias C. Watson, MD
P: 205-780-5995 F: 205-780-5997
School of Medicine
BOARD ELIGIBLE
S: Dermatology
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emergency medicine
Bruce E. Burns, MD
Princeton Emergency Dept.
P: 205-783-3500 F: 205-783-7376
MS: West Virginia University
School of Medicine
R: West Virginia University
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Emergency Medicine,
Internal Medicine
endocrinology
Elizabeth J. Stahl, MD
Simon Williamson Clinic
P: 205-206-8475 F: 205-206-8395
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Endocrinology
MAI: Thyroid, Pituitary, Polycystic
Ovary Syndrome
endocrinology
L. Nicol Pettway, MD
P: 205-783-3500 F: 205-783-7376
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Emergency Medicine/
Internal Medicine
Jeremy Rogers, MD
P: 205-783-3500 F: 205-783-7376
MS: University of Alabama School
of Medicine
R: Christiana Care Health System,
Newark, DE
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Emergency Medicine
Jordan Turner, MD
Malek Karassi, MD
P: 205-783-3500 F: 205-783-7376
MS: University of North Texas, Ft. Worth
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Family Practice and
Emergency Medicine
POB II, Suite 308
P: 205-787-2669 F: 205-787-2865
MS: Aleppo University
R: Chicago Medical School,
University of Arkansas
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Endocrinology
MAI: Diabetes, Thyroid,
Type 1 DM
Oliver B. Brand, MD
Thomas R. Bryant, MD
family practice
A. Philip Badewa, MD, PHD
Maria Bennett, MD
Utmost Healthcare Center
1007 – 9th Avenue North
Bessemer, AL 35020
P: 205-358-9300 F: 205-358-9306
MS: University of Lagos, Nigeria
R: UAB Montgomery
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Family Medicine
1201 Lake Drive SE, Suite 101
Bessemer, AL 35022
P: 205-426-8708 F: 205-426-2689
R: University of South Alabama
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Family Medicine
MAI: Women’s Health
Anthony Chestang, MD
Pasquale A. DelVecchio, MD
3915 Veterans Memorial Parkway, Suite 106
Adamsville, AL 35005
P: 205-674-1222 F: 205-674-1230
MS: Medical College of Alabama
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Family Practice
3004 Allison Bonnett Memorial Drive
Hueytown, AL 35023
P: 205-744-4070 F: 205-744-4072
Medical School
R: Spartanburg General Hospital,
South Carolina
S: Family Practice
Jody Gilstrap, MD
Sharon Gray, MD
family practice
Gary Bullock, DO, MPH
Hoover, AL 35244
P: 205-682-6077 F: 205-682-7646
MS: Nova Southeastern
University, Miami, FL
R: Medical College of Georgia
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Family Medicine
MAI: Prevention, Metabolic
Syndrome, ADHD
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P: 205-206-8461 F: 205-206-8484
MS: University of Medicine and
Dentistry of New Jersey,
New Jersey Medical School
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Family Practice
MAI: Wound Care
Baptist Health Center
Hueytown, AL 35023
P: 205-744-4410 F: 205-744-6150
MS: Boston University
School of Medicine
R: UMW Hospital, Pikeville, KY
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Family Practice
Hoover, AL 35244
P: 205-682-6077 F: 205-682-7646
R: Self Memorial Hospital,
Greenwood, SC
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Family Practice
MAI: Diabetes, Hypertension,
Adult/Child Preventive Medicine
758 South Main Street
Gardendale, AL 35071
P: 205-631-5521 F: 205-631-5540
R: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa
MAI: Women’s Health,
Pediatrics and Adolescents
Board Certified
S: Family Practice
family practice
Ward “Andy” Keith, MD
Graysville, AL 35073
P: 205-674-9406 F: 205-674-1759
School of Medicine
S: Family Practice
family practice
Albert E. Smith, III, MD
P: 205-674-1222 F: 205-674-1230
R: University of Alabama at Huntsville
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Family Practice, Geriatrics
Terry Kinnebrew, MD
P: 205-631-5521 F: 205-631-5540
R: Medical Center East
Board Certified
S: Family Practice
Thomas M. Milko, MD
John R. Morgan, MD
Michael A. Rosemore, DO
Graysville, AL 35073
P: 205-674-9406 F: 205-674-1759
MS: University of Toronto
R: North York General Hospital
S: Family Practice
Hueytown, AL 35023
P: 205-744-4410 F: 205-744-6150
School of Medicine
R: Flower Family Physicians,
Sylvania, Ohio
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Family Practice
Hueytown, AL 35023
P: 205-491-3299 F: 205-744-8761
MS: Southeastern College of
Osteopathic Medicine
S: Family Practice
Deryck A. Joseph, MD
Jack L. Mauldin, MD
George R. McWhorter, MD
GASTROENTEROLOGY
Colin A. Helman, MD
833 Princeton Avenue SW,
POB III, Suite 200D
Birmingham, AL 35211-1399
P: 205-786-5527 F: 205-786-5529
MS: University of Cape Town
R: Groote Schuur Hospital
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Gastroenterology
MAI: Liver Disorders
P: 205-206-8470 F: 205-206-8390
MS: SUNY at Stony Brook
R: Beth Israel Medical Center
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Gastroenterology
POB III, Suite 200D
P: 205-786-5527 F: 205-786-5529
MS: University of Florida
College of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Gastroenterology
MAI: Liver Disorders
P: 205-788-2242 F: 205-788-7324
College of Medicine
R: St. Louis University Hospital
BOARD ELIGIBLE
S: Gastroenterology
general surgery
Gregory L. Bearden, MD
833 Princeton Avenue SW, POB III, Suite 200F
P: 205-776-8600 F: 205-776-8603
School of Medicine
R: Baptist Health System, Princeton
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: General Surgery
MAI: Laparoscopic General Surgery,
Endocrine, Breast, Hernia, Endoscopy,
Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine
Andrew M. DeWitt, MD
833 Princeton Ave. SW, POB III, Suite 200C
P: 205-502-4400 F: 205-502-1210
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
Thomas A. Gaskin, MD
P: 205-776-8600 F: 205-776-8603
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: General Surgery
MAI: Breast Cancer, Surgical Oncology,
Surgical Endocrinology
Brendon Haikes, MD
833 Princeton Avenue SW, POB III, Suite 200A
P: 205-786-3096 F: 205-397-8132
School of Medicine
at Birmingham
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: General Surgery
MAI: Gastrointestinal Surgery, Minimally
Invasive Surgery, Breast, Thyroid
Stan Hewlett, MD
P: 205-776-8600 F: 205-776-8603
College of Medicine
R: National Naval Medical Center
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: General Surgery
MAI: Interventional Endoscopy, ERCP,
Pancreatic and Biliary Surgery,
Minimally Invasive Surgery
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gynecology
general surgery
Jacqueline B. Lewis, MD
POB I, Suite 108
P: 205-780-6090 F: 205-780-3060
School of Medicine
R: New Rochelle Hospital Medical Center
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: General Surgery
MAI: Breast
John L. Mathews, MD
P: 205-780-7150 F: 205-783-9326
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Minimally Invasive Surgery,
Surgical Critical Care
Paul F. Park, MD
200 Montgomery Highway, Suite 100
Vestavia Hills, AL 35216
P: 205-201-7770 F: 205-201-7775
MS: University of Oklahoma
College of Medicine
R: Tulsa Medical College
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: General Surgery
R. Jay Smith, MD
P: 205-788-7136 F: 205-788-7928
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: General Surgery
MAI: Laparoscopic Surgery
gynecology
Mia T. Cowan, MD
817 Princeton Avenue SW, Suite 120A
P: 205-783-7175 F: 205-783-7063
MS: Medical College of Wisconsin
R: Medical College of Wisconsin
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Gynecology
MAI: Weight Loss
Winford E. Bearden, MD
P: 205-206-8477 F: 205-397-0987
School of Medicine
R: Lloyd Noland Hospital
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Gynecology
hospitalist
Dee R. Denson, MD
P: 205-781-7123 F: 205-781-7168
MS: University of Alabama School
of Medicine
R: Carraway Methodist
Medical Center
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Gynecology
MAI: Female Incontinence, Pelvic Pain
Fluent in Spanish
Richard C. Griffin, MD
Yahya M. Sabri, MD
P: 205-206-8477 F: 205-397-0988
School of Medicine
R: US Naval Hospital, Oakland,
California
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Gynecology
MAI: Benign Gyn, Pelvic Pain
P: 205-780-0084 F: 205-780-0085
MS: Medical College of Mosul
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Gynecology
MAI: Urinary Incontinence
Amita R. Hazariwala, MD
Sheharyar K. Merwat, MD
Gregory W. Ayers, MD
P: 205-788-5503 F: 205-785-5686
MS: Mercer University
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Internal Medicine
MAI: Hospitalist Medicine
hospitalist
Michael J. Burch, MD
P: 205-788-5503 F: 205-785-5686
MS: University of Tennessee Health
Science Center College of Medicine
R: University of Alabama at Birmingham
BOARD CERTIFIED
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Scott E. Caldwell, MD
P: 205-788-5503 F: 205-785-5686
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
P: 205-788-5503 F: 205-785-5686
MS: Medical College of Georgia
at Birminghm
BOARD CERTIFIED
P: 205-788-5503 F: 205-785-5686
MS: Aga Khan Medical College
at Birminghm
BOARD ELIGIBLE
Chris A. Phillips, MD
P: 205-788-5503 F: 205-785-5686
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
hospitalist
Paul Jeffrey Rickert, MD
P: 205-788-5503 F: 205-785-5686
MS: University of South
Carolina School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
hyperbaric medicine
Linda E. Roley, MD
P: 205-788-5503 F: 205-785-5686
BOARD CERTIFIED
W. Bradley Shirah, MD
P: 205-788-5503 F: 205-785-5686
BOARD CERTIFIED
hyperbaric medicine
James H. Lott, MD
P: 205-780-1963 F: 205-780-2345
School of Medicine
R: University of Cincinnati
College of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care,
Wound Care, Hyperbaric Medicine
P: 205-776-8600 F: 205-776-8603
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: General Surgery
MAI: Hyperbaric Medicine, Wound Care
and Laparoscopic General Surgery
Sam Eisa, MD
P: 205-206-8461 F: 205-206-8363
MS: Louisiana State University Medical
School-New Orleans
R: University of Alabama Internal
Medicine Program
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Internal Medicine,
Hyperbaric Medicine
MAI: Vascular Disease, Diabetes, Asthma,
Hyperbaric Medicine, Wound Care
INFECTIOUS DISEASE
R. Jay Smith, MD
P: 205-788-7136 F: 205-788-7928
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: General Surgery, Wound Care,
Hyperbaric Medicine
Rodney Snow, MD
P: 205-783-3740 F: 205-783-3739
School of Medicine
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Infectious Disease
MAI: Wound Care, Hyperbaric Medicine
Amy R. Doyle, MD
Bruce A. Tucker, MD
POB 1, Suite 229
P: 205-783-7666 F: 205-783-7399
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Infectious Diseases
MIA: HIV/AIDS
P: 205-206-8460 F: 205-206-8380
MS: University of Miami
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Infectious Diseases
MAI: Infections in
Immunocompromised Hosts
Charles M. Buchanan, MD
Robert C. Cain, MD
internal
medicine
Anesthesia
Pain management
Willie D. Askew, MD
P: 205-206-8461 F: 205-206-8369
MS: Meharry Medical College
R: Hurley Medical Center,
Flint, Michigan
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Preventive Medicine
Sadri M. Avsar, MD
Hueytown, AL 35023
P: 205-491-3299 F: 205-744-8761
MS: Hacettepe University
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation
Steve H. Boger, MD
1010 Tuscaloosa Avenue
P: 205-781-0350 F: 205-781-0355
School of Medicine
BOARD ELIGIBLE
P: 205-206-8460 F: 205-206-8380
School of Medicine
R: University of Utah
BOARD CERTIFIED
5381 First Avenue North
P: 205-592-2561 F: 205-595-7641
MS: Thomas Jefferson
University Medical College
R: Mercy Catholic Medical Centers
Board Certified
MAI: Geriatrics
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internal medicine
John Cantrell, DO
Gardendale Medical Clinic
2217 Decatur Highway
P: 205-418-1200 F: 205-418-1210
MS: Kirksville College of
Osteopathic Medicine
BOARD ELIGIBLE
Mike J. Chen, MD
Hueytown, AL 35023
P: 205-744-4410 F: 205-744-6150
MS: Beijung Union Medical
College of China
BOARD ELIGIBLE
MAI: Cardiology
Erin Coleman, MD
Ellouise M. Cotton, MD
John H. Dumas, MD
POB 1, Suite 229
P: 205-783-7666 F: 205-783-7399
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
P: 205-206-8460 F: 205-206-8380
College of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
P: 205-206-8450 F: 205-206-8364
School of Medicine
R: Cincinnati University
BOARD CERTIFIED
Rick Fennell, MD
Sandra M. Ford, MD
Anjanetta Foster, MD
internal medicine
Sam Eisa, MD
P: 205-206-8461 F: 205-206-8363
MS: Louisiana State University Medical
School-New Orleans
Medicine Program
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Internal Medicine,
Hyperbaric Medicine
MAI: Vascular Disease, Diabetes, Asthma,
Hyperbaric Medicine, Wound Care
Timothy W. Eller, MD
P: 205-206-8475 F: 205-206-8395
School of Medicine
Medicine Program
BOARD CERTIFIED
3029 Allison Bonnett Memorial Dr.
Hueytown, AL 35023
P: 205-497-4083 F: 205-497-4099
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
P: 205-786-1025 F: 205-780-0670
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Preventive Medicine, Diabetes,
Lipid Disorders
401 Tuscaloosa Avenue, SW
P: 205-783-9877 F: 205-783-9866
School of Medicine
Internal Medicine Program
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Women’s Health
Christopher O. Harper, MD
Oliver H. Harper, MD
Cedric Leon Harris, MD
Patrick E. Ifediba, MD
internal medicine
William T. Hall, MD
730 4th Street SW
P: 205-785-0510 F: 205-785-0647
School of Medicine
BOARD ELIGIBLE
9
100 Dana Road
Warrior, AL 35180
P: 205-647-6333 F: 205-647-8666
College of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Internal Medicine and Geriatrics
100 Dana Road
Warrior, AL 35180
P: 205-647-6333 F: 205-647-8666
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
P: 205-206-8461 F: 205-206-8369
School of Medicine
R: University Hospital
Birmingham, AL
BOARD CERTIFIED
Complete Care Med Clinic
1300 Bessemer Road
P: 205-929-0565 F: 205-929-0564
MS: University of Nigeria
R: College of Physicians & Surgeons
of Columbia University
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Diabetes, Hypertension, Obesity
internal medicine
Juan Johnson, MD
P: 205-206-8460 F: 205-206-8380
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Critical Care, Medicine Endothelial
(Vascular) Fumetia
Malek Karassi, MD
William E. Kirby, III, MD
James G. Langan, MD
Clifton A. Latting, MD
POB II, Suite 308
P: 205-787-2669 F: 205-787-2865
MS: Aleppo University
R: Chicago Medical School,
University of Arkansas
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Thyroid, Diabetes
P: 205-206-8475 F: 205-206-8395
Medical School
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Cardiovascular Disease,
Diabetes, Hypertension
Metro West Medicine Medical Group
P: 205-788-6688 F: 205-788-0305
MS: University of Missouri Columbia School of Medicine
R: Saint Mary’s Health Center
BOARD CERTIFIED
1517 19th Street, Ensley
P: 205-785-0055 F: 205-780-5223
MS: Columbia College of
Physicians and Surgeons
R: Baltimore Public Health Service
Hospital, Billings Hospital
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Cardiology, Diabetes
Frank D. Miller, MD
Rian L. Montgomery, MD
Michael A. Moore, MD
Edwin M. Moyo, MD
internal medicine
James R. Lindsey, Jr., MD
P: 205-206-8461 F: 205-206-8363
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
Hoover, AL 35244
P: 205-682-9124 F: 205-682-9131
MS: University of Louisville
School of Medicine
at Birmingham
BOARD CERTIFIED
P: 205-206-8475 F: 205-206-8395
MS: University of Cincinnati
R: District of Columbia General Hospital
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Hyperlipidemia, Diabetes
927 Medical Center Drive
Bessemer, AL 35022
P: 205-481-8670 F: 205-424-1729
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
1821 20th Street, Ensley
P: 205-785-3101 F: 205-783-9305
MS: Howard University
School of Medicine
R: Howard University Hospital
MAI: Endoscopy
Mark Richman, MD
Kathleen S. Short, MD
Terry B. Short, MD
Charles P. Solomon, MD
internal medicine
Arunjoti A. Reddy, MD
833 Princeton Avenue SW, Suite 200B
P: 205-781-3752 F: 205-788-6551
R: Lloyd Noland, UAB
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Hypertension, Diabetes, Lipids
P: 205-674-1222 F: 205-674-1230
MS: UHS/Chicago Medical School
MAI: Health Maintenance,
Preventive Medicine
P: 205-206-8450 F: 205-206-8364
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Migraine Headaches,
Ulcers, Menopause
P: 205-206-8461 F: 205-206-8363
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
1010 Tuscaloosa Avenue
Birmingham, AL 35211-1399
P: 205-781-0350 F: 205-781-0355
School of Medicine
BOARD ELIGIBLE
10
internal medicine
Ramy Toma, MD
P: 205-206-8475 F: 205-206-8395
MS: Louisiana State University
Health Sciences Center, Shreveport
R: UAB
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Preventative Medicine, Diabetes,
Hypertension
neonatology
Darlene Traffanstedt, MD
Hoover, AL 35244
P: 205-682-9124 F: 205-682-9131
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
Willie Williams Jr., MD
Metro West Medical Group
P: 205-788-6688 F: 205-788-0305
R: University of Alabama Montgomery
Internal Med Program
BOARD ELIGIBLE
neonatology
Virginia A. Karle, MD
P.O. Box 55823
P: 205-996-2244 F: 205-996-2254
R: Children’s Hospital of Cincinnati
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Neonatology
Joseph Wu, MD
P: 205-206-8450 F: 205-206-8364
School of Medicine
R: University of Alabama,
University of Michigan
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Preventative Medicine,
Diabetes, Hypertension
Carl Herndon Coghill, III, MD
P.O. Box 55823
P: 205-996-2244 F: 205-996-2254
MS: Medical University of South Carolina
R: North Carolina Baptist Hospital
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Neonatology
nephrology
Rees E. Oliver, MD
P.O. Box 55823
P: 205-996-2244 F: 205-996-2254
R: Saint Christopher’s Hospital/Children
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Neonatology
Thomas D. Soltau, MD
P.O. Box 55823
P: 205-996-2244 F: 205-996-2254
at Birmingham
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Neonatology
R. “Rusty” Brantley, MD
P: 205-788-7572 F: 205-788-7579
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Nephrology
MAI: Chronic Renal Failure,
Renal Artery Disease
John R. Brouillette, MD
P: 205-788-7572 F: 205-788-7579
College of Medicine
R: UAB School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Nephrology & Internal Medicine
MAI: Chronic Kidney Disease, Renal
Replacement Therapy, Kidney
Health and Education
nephrology
Harold E. Giles, MD
P: 205-788-7572 F: 205-788-7579
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Glomerular Disease, Polycystic
Kidney Disease
S: Nephrology
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Jeffrey H. Glaze, MD
P: 205-788-7572 F: 205-788-7579
MS: Southern Illinois University
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Nephrology
Jerry W. Jackson, MD
P: 205-788-7572 F: 205-788-7579
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Nephrology
MAI: Dialysis, Vascular Access,
Biomedical Ethics, Acute Renal Failure
James L. Lewis, III, MD
P: 205-788-7572 F: 205-788-7579
MS: Indiana University
School of Medicine
R: Indiana University Medical Center
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Nephrology
MAI: Acute Renal Failure, Dialytic
Therapies, Dialysis Access, Acid/Base,
Fluid & Electrolyte Balance
Christopher W. Old, MD
P: 205-788-7572 F: 205-788-7579
School of Medicine
R: Walter Reed Army Medical Center
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Nephrology
MAI: Acid Base Renal Bone Disease,
Glomerulonephritis
nephrology
Thomas W. Ozbirn, Jr., DO
P: 205-788-7572 F: 205-788-7579
MS: Kirksville College
of Osteopathic Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Nephrology & Internal Medicine
Agata Przekwas, MD
P: 205-788-7572 F: 205-788-7579
MS: University of Alabama at
Birmingham
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Nephrology
David L. Tharpe, MD
P: 205-788-7572 F: 205-788-7579
MS: Vanderbilt University
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Nephrology
P: 205-503-4281 F: 205-503-4285
MS: University of Tennessee
Medical College
Graduate Medical Education
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Neurology
MAI: Parkinson’s Disease, Headaches
neurosurgery
Robert J. Johnson, MD
P: 205-787-8676 F: 205-785-7944
School of Medicine
R: Louisiana State University
Medical Center
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Neurological Surgery
MAI: Brain Tumors
Thomas H. Watson, MD
P: 205-788-7572 F: 205-788-7579
MS: Emory University
School of Medicine
R: New York Presbyterian/Cornell
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Nephrology
MAI: Dialysis, Hypertension, Chronic
Kidney Disease, Electrolyte Disturbances
neurosurgery
neurology
Clarence W. Barr, MD
Jason J. Tsai, MD
P: 205-788-7572 F: 205-788-7579
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
Fellowship - U. C. Davis
S: Nephrology
Charles G. Fagan, MD
P: 205-503-4281 F: 205-503-4285
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Neurology
MAI: Stroke, Epilepsy, Dementia,
Movement Disorders,
Parkinson’s Disease
H. Frank Thomas, MD
P: 205-503-4281 F: 205-503-4285
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Neurology
MAI: Multiple Sclerosis
R. Cem Cezayirli, MD
P: 205-787-8676 F: 205-785-7944
School of Medicine
R: University of Tennessee
Center for Health Sciences
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Neurological Surgery
MAI: Brain Tumors
Daniel Harmon, MD
P: 205-787-8676 F: 205-785-7944
MS: Medical University of
South Carolina
at Birmingham
BOARD ELIGIBLE
S: Neurosurgery
MAI: General Neurosurgery and
Neuro-Oncology
OB/GYN
Rowell S. Ashford, II, MD
P: 205-783-7175 F: 205-783-7063
MS: University of California
at San Francisco
at Birmingham
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Obstetrics/Gynecology
MAI: Medical care during
pregnancy and childbirth
Emily M. Bell, MD
P: 205-783-7175 F: 205-783-7063
School of Medicine
R: Medical College of Wisconsin
Affiliated Hospitals
BOARD CERTIFIED
Yocunda D. Clayton, MD
P: 205-783-7175 F: 205-783-7063
MS: Robert Wood
Johnson Medical School
R: Albert Einstein Medical Center
BOARD CERTIFIED
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OB/GYN
Martha McLaughlin, MD
832 Princeton Avenue SW, 2nd Floor
P: 205-206-8477 F: 205-397-0986
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
oncology/HEMATOLOGY
Farinna Willis, MD
2006 Brookwood Medical Center Dr., Suite 204
P: 205-877-2229 F: 205-877-2716
R: Medical College of Ohio - Toledo
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Adolescent Medicine
oncology/HEMATOLOGY
George M. Perrine, MD
P: 205-786-6983 F: 205-786-6987
School of Medicine
R: University of Virginia Hospitals
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Oncology/Hematology
oral/maxillofacial
surgery
Michael G. Koslin, DMD
2036 Patton Chapel Road
P: 205-979-9738 F: 205-979-9760
MS: University of Alabama at
Birmingham School of Dentistry
R: University of Miami Hospital & Clinics
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Oral/Maxillofacial Surgery
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Michael M. Garcia, MD
P: 205-206-8454 F: 205-206-8230
School of Medicine
R: University of Louisville Hospital
BOARD CERTIFIED
Joelle P. Hamilton, MD
P: 205-206-8454 F: 205-206-8230
MS: University of Kentucky
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
oral/maxillofacial
surgery
ophthalmology
Katisha Vance, MD
P: 205-786-6983 F: 205-786-6987
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Hematology/Oncology
MAI: Breast Cancer, Benign Hematology
Bruce S. Eich, MD
P: 205-787-1411 F: 205-787-2603
School of Medicine
R: University of Texas Southwestern
Medical Center at Dallas
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Ophthalmology
MAI: Glaucoma, Cataracts
James C. Lasker, MD
P: 205-786-6983 F: 205-786-6987
MS: Temple University
School of Medicine
R: Emory University School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
Scott W. LeCroy, MD
Warren W. Arrasmith, DMD
P: 205-206-8473 F: 205-206-8368
School of Medicine
R: Eye Foundation Hospital
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Ophthalmology
429 17th Street No.
Bessemer, AL 35020
P: 205-424-8214 F: 205-424-8294
MS: UAB School of Dentistry
R: University of Alabama in Birmingham
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Oral/Maxillofacial Surgery
John P. Featheringill, MD
John R. Weaver, MD
orthopedic surgery
Edward Bromberg, MD
1413-A Thompson Circle
P: 205-631-8887 F: 205-631-9126
at Birmingham
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Orthopedic Surgery
MAI: General Adult Ortho-fractures, Total
Hip, Total Knee, Knee & Shoulder Arthroscopy,
Endoscopic Carpal Tunnel Release
Theodis Buggs, MD
POB II, Suite 108
P: 205-783-7830 F: 205-783-7832
School of Medicine
at Birmingham
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Orthopedic Surgery, Sports Medicine
MAI: Sports Medicine, Reconstructive
Surgery, Anterior Hip & Knee
Replacement, Arthroscopy, Trauma
P: 205-781-1950 F: 205-787-0057
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Orthopedic Surgery
MAI: Total Joint Reconstruction,
Anterior Hip Replacement, Partial
Knee Replacements, Arthroscopic Surg.,
Gen. Orthopedics, Sports Medicine
924 Fulton Avenue
P: 205-786-0315 F: 205-788-2663
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Workers’ Comp, Sports Medicine,
Reconstructive Surgery, Hip and Knee
Replacement, Arthroscopy
orthopedic surgery
otolaryngology (ENT)
Keith W. Weaver, MD
Jack M. Dabbs, MD
924 Fulton Avenue
P: 205-786-0315 F: 205-788-2663
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Workers’ Comp
652 Lomb Avenue
P: 205-787-1457 F: 205-788-0073
MS: Medical College of Alabama
R: Medical College of Alabama
S: Otolaryngology
pathology
Scott Day, MD
Department of Pathology
P: 205-783-3240 F: 205-783-7464
School of Medicine
R: Medical College of Georgia Hospital
& Clinic and Univ. of Alabama Grad
Med. Edu.
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Pathology and Hematopathology
MAI: Lymphomas, Leukemias
pathology
Ross E. Gardner, MD
401 Tuscaloosa Avenue, Suite 200
P: 205-780-9655
R: MLK-King-Drew Medical Center
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Otolaryngology
MAI: Facial Fractures, Pediatrics,
Head & Neck Surgery, Sinus Disease
Randall L. Real, MD
P: 205-783-3240 F: 205-783-7464
MS: Indiana University
School of Medicine
R: Methodist Hospital of Indiana
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Pathology and Neuropathology
Derrol Dawkins, MD
Kenneth L. Elmer, MD
pediatrics
Kim M. Parker, MD
P: 205-783-3240 F: 205-783-7464
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Pathology
MAI: GI/Hepatobiliary Pathology
Paul A. Amamoo, MD
P: 205-930-9500 F: 205-930-9503
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Pediatrics
MAI: Sickle Cell Disorders,
Hemoglobinopathies
401 Valley Avenue
P: 205-941-1414 F: 205-941-1313
School of Medicine
R: The Children’s Hospital of Alabama
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Pediatrics
pediatrics
Elizabeth Sahlie, MD
P: 205-206-8480 F: 205-206-8448
School of Medicine
R: Children’s Hospital of Alabama
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Pediatrics
Paul Joseph Biggs, MD
P: 205-206-8471 F: 205-206-8367
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Otolaryngology
MAI: Pediatric ENT, Sinus Surgery,
Allergies, Head and Neck Surgery
P: 205-206-8480 F: 205-206-8448
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Pediatrics
phlebology
Jacqueline W. Stewart, MD
P: 205-930-9500 F: 205-930-9503
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Pediatrics
Natalie Tibbetts, MD
P: 205-206-8480 F: 205-206-8448
R: Children’s Hospital of
Alabama - UAB
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Pediatrics
MAI: General Pediatrics
Nancy L. Zumstein, MD
P: 205-206-8480 F: 205-206-8448
R: Baylor College of Medicine,
Houston, TX
Texas Children’s Hospital and Ben Taub
General Hospital
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Pediatrics
Arthur James, MD
P: 205-780-8980 F: 205-785-1554
MS: Uniformed Services University
of Health Sciences
BOARD CERTIFIED - Phlebology
MAI: Laser Vein Surgery
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plastic surgery
Jason M. Jack, MD
2000 Stonegate Trail
P: 205-298-8660 F: 205-298-8664
at Birmingham
R: University of Kentucky
BOARD ELIGIBLE
S: Plastic Surgery
MAI: Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
physical medicine/rehab
Benjamin H. Johnson, III, MD
1 Office Park Circle, Suite 200
P: 205-871-8307 F: 205-871-8328
School of Medicine
R: Mayo Clinic, Emory University
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Plastic Surgery
MAI: Reconstructive Breast Surgery,
Cosmetic Surgery
Robert I. Oliver, MD
POB I, Suite 615
P: 205-298-8660 F: 205-298-8664
Medical School
R: University of Mississippi
Medical Center
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Plastic Surgery
MAI: Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery,
Hand Surgery
podiatry
Tameka Lee-Sanders, DPM
P: 205-206-8461 F: 205-397-0586
MS: Scholl College of Podiatry, Chicago
R: Michigan Hospital and
Medical Center in Detroit
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Podiatry, Wound Care
MAI: Diabetics, Surgery
psychiatry
Harry Edward Logue, MD
100 Century Park South, Suite 206
P: 205-978-7800 F: 205-978-7802
Board eligible
S: Psychiatry
MAI: Bipolar Disorder, Adult and
Geriatric Psychiatry
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Robert I. Oliver Jr., MD
POB I, Suite 615
P: 205-298-8660 F: 205-298-8664
College of Medicine
R: University of Louisville
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Plastic Surgery
MAI: Aesthetic Surgery, Breast
Reconstruction
Edwin L. Kelsey, MD
P: 205-783-7705 F: 205-783-7706
MS: Howard University of Medicine
R: National Rehabilitation Hospital
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Physical Med/Rehab
MAI: Pain Management, Stroke Rehab,
Orthopedic Rehab
psychiatry
John Roberson, Jr., DPM
POB I, Suite 406
P: 205-397-9216 F: 205-324-0319
MS: Barry University
R: Plantation General Hospital
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Podiatry-Reconstructive Surgery
MAI: Surgery, Sports Medicine, Diabetes
Steven Sokell, DPM
Praveen Jetty, MD, MRCPsych
James H. Lott, MD
Michelle Postma, MD
P: 205-780-7712 F: 205-780-6223
MS: Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine
R: VA Medical Center
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Podiatry
MAI: Diabetes, Heel Pain
401 Tuscaloosa Avenue SW, Suite 110
P: 205-785-2000 F: 205-785-2945
MS: Kurnool Medical College, India
Board Certified-Psychiatry
and Psychosomatic Medicine
F: Anxiety Disorders-Yale University
S: Psychiatry
Rebecca W. Jones, MD
200 Chase Park South, Suite 102
P: 205-987-0724 F: 205-987-0725
School of Medicine
Board ELIGIBLE
S: Psychiatry
MIA: Adult and Geriatric Psychiatry
pulmonary disease
Michael R. Crain, MD
P: 205-780-1963 F: 205-780-2345
Medicine Program
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care
MAI: ARDS, Asthma, Pulmonary
Fibrosis, Lung Cancer
P: 205-780-1963 F: 205-780-2345
School of Medicine
College of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care,
Wound Care, Hyperbaric Medicine
985 9th Ave. SW, Suite 101
Bessemer, AL 35022
P: 205-481-7585 F: 205-481-7588
School of Medicine
R: University of Iowa
College of Medicine
Board Certified
S: Pulmonary Disease
Jason L. Rollins, MD
P: 205-780-1963 F: 205-780-2345
School of Medicine
R: UAB
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Pulmonary, Critical Care
radiation oncology
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radiation oncology
radiology
John A. Pinkston, MD
Alton W. Baker, MD
Cancer Center, Radiation Therapy
P: 205-783-3243 F: 205-783-3095
School of Medicine
R: Stanford University Medical Center
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Radiation Oncology
Bryan E. Billions, MD
Radiology Department
P: 205-783-3700 F: 205-783-7463
MS: Medical College of Virginia
R: Tripler Army Medical Center
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Diagnostic Radiology,
Nuclear Medicine
MAI: Nuclear Medicine, PET/CT,
Diagnostic Radiology
P: 205-783-3700 F: 205-783-7463
School of Medicine
Board Certified
S: Neuroradiology,
Interventional Radiology
Wilton R. Holman, III, MD
Davor A. Luketic, MD
Clint Holladay, MD
Brian J. Larson, MD
P: 205-783-3243 F: 205-783-3095
R: BMC-Transitional, Indiana UniversityRadiation Oncology
BOARD CERTIFIED
P: 205-783-3243 F: 205-783-3095
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Seed Implants
Ricardo Bracer, MD
Robert Scott Goodwin
P: 205-783-3700 F: 205-783-7463
MS: University of Puerto Rico
School of Medicine
Board Certified
S: Diagnostic and
Fluent in Spanish
P: 205-783-3700 F: 205-783-7463
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Radiology
MAI: Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Banks Petrey, MD
James C. Walker, MD
radiology
Allen B. Groves, MD
P: 205-783-3700 F: 205-783-7463
MS: U niversity of Alabama School of
Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Diagnostic and
MAI: Body Imaging
P: 205-783-3700 F: 205-783-7463
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Radiology and Musculoskeletal
Radiology
P: 205-783-3700 F: 205-783-7463
School of Medicine
R: Fitzsimons Army Medical Center
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Diagnostic Radiology
P: 205-783-3700 F: 205-783-7463
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Radiology
MAI: Musculoskeletal Radiology
P: 205-783-3700 F: 205-783-7463
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Radiology
MAI: Mammography, Nuclear Medicine,
Diagnostic Radiology
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rheumatology
Maura J. Kennedy, MD
832 Princeton Avenue SW 2nd Floor
P: 205-206-8450 F: 205-206-8395
MS: Tufts University
School of Medicine
R: VA Medical Center, Boston
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Rheumatology
sleep medicine
John D. Morgan, Jr., MD
P: 205-788-6688 F: 205-788-0305
MS: University of California,
San Francisco
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Rheumatology
Arthur James, MD
P: 205-780-8980 F: 205-785-1554
MS: Uniformed Services University
of Health Sciences
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Thoracic Surgery and
Cardiovascular Surgery
P: 205-780-8980 F: 205-785-1554
Medical School
BOARD CERTIFIED
William T. McCutchen, MD
W. Courtenay Renneker, MD
urology
thoracic surgery
P: 205-780-8980 F: 205-785-1554
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
Stuart J. Padove, MD
833 Princeton Avenue SW, Suite 200B
P: 205-781-3752 F: 205-788-6551
Hospital & Clinic
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Pulmonary Disease, Sleep Medicine
MAI: Sleep Apnea, Restless Legs,
Narcolepsy, Insomnia
thoracic surgery
Gregory Thomas, MD
Michael Bivins, MD
P: 205-780-8980 F: 205-785-1554
MS: Wayne State School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery
MAI: Lung Cancer and Minimally
Invasive Thoracic Surgery,
Robotic Surgery
POB I, Suite 615
P: 205-445-0255 F: 205-445-0260
School of Medicine
R: University of Oklahoma
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Urology
MAI: Prostate Cancer
Thomas A. Gaskin, MD
Robert W. Heidepriem, III, MD
P: 205-206-8468 F: 205-397-0991
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Urology
P: 205-206-8468 F: 205-397-0991
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Urology
vascular surgery
Michael A. Drummond, MD
POB II, Suite 306
P: 205-783-0160 F: 205-788-6249
School of Medicine
R: University of Texas – Southwestern
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Vascular Surgery
MAI: Carotids, Endovascular
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P: 205-776-8600 F: 205-776-8603
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: General Surgery
MAI: Dialysis Access
513 Brookwood Blvd., Suite 310
P: 205-423-2495 F: 205-423-2498
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Vascular Surgery
MAI: Vascular Surgery
Arthur James, MD
P: 205-780-8980 F: 205-785-1554
MS: Uniformed Services University of
Health Sciences
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Endovenous Laser Surgery
P: 205-780-8980 F: 205-785-1554
Medical School
BOARD CERTIFIED
MAI: Complex Coronary Artery Surgery
vascular surgery
R. Scott McCord, MD
POB II, Suite 306
P: 205-783-0160 F: 205-788-6249
MS: University of Tennessee - Memphis
R: University of Tennessee - Memphis
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Vascular Surgery
wound care
P: 205-780-8980 F: 205-785-1554
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
Gregory Thomas, MD
P: 205-780-8980 F: 205-785-1554
MS: Wayne State School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
P: 205-776-8600 F: 205-776-8603
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: General Surgery
MAI: Wound Care, Laparoscopic
General Surgery, Hyperbaric Medicine
Anthony Chestang, MD
P: 205-206-8461 F: 205-206-8484
MS: University of Medicine and
Dentistry of New Jersey,
New Jersey Medical School
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Family Practice
MAI: Wound Care
wound care
Tameka Lee-Sanders, DPM
P: 205-206-8461 F: 205-397-0586
MS: Scholl College of Podiatry, Chicago
R: Michigan Hospital and
Medical Center in Detroit
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Podiatry, Wound Care
MAI: Diabetics, Surgery
James H. Lott, MD
P: 205-780-1963 F: 205-780-2345
School of Medicine
College of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Pulmonary Disease,
Critical Care, Wound Care,
Hyperbaric Medicine
R. Jay Smith, MD
P: 205-788-7136 F: 205-788-7928
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: General Surgery
MAI: Wound Care, HBO
Rodney Snow, MD
P: 205-783-3740 F: 205-783-3739
School of Medicine
School of Medicine
BOARD CERTIFIED
S: Infectious Disease
MAI: Wound Care,
Hyperbaric Medicine
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Cardiovascular Care
Commitments to innovation and excellence are keystones of the cardiovascular program at Princeton
Baptist Medical Center. With the Princeton Heart and Vascular Institute recognized as a regional
referral center for cardiac care, the commitment is as strong today as when the program began
more than 30 years ago.
Princeton offers the area’s first Accredited Chest Pain Center, a
designation achieved through demonstrated expertise and commitment
to quality patient care.
New treatments for congestive heart failure (CHF) and peripheral artery disease are among the
strategies that keep Princeton at the forefront of heart care. Angiogenesis to attempt the creation
of new blood vessels for patients with cardiac or peripheral artery disease is achieving landmark
successes. Laser technology to treat patients with varicose veins and therapeutic hypothermia
for appropriate candidates of cardiac arrest are further examples of continuing innovation.
Recognizing that prevention is good medicine, Princeton participates in the HeartAware assessment
program. Through this innovative online evaluation, patients at risk for heart disease are identified
so that help can be provided. The evaluation is user-friendly: painless, 24-hour access at-yourfingertips, confidential and free! Identify your risk for heart disease at www.bhsala.com and rely
on Princeton to help you manage your heart health.
Expertise and care in the treatment of coronary artery disease has been recognized by the American
Heart Association – most recently with a Gold Performance Achievement Award – in its Get
With The Guidelines Initiative. This and other awards recognize Princeton’s commitment and success
in implementing a higher standard of cardiac care that effectively improves treatment of patients
with coronary artery disease. Optimal care demands technology partnered with expertise and
compassionate care. One example is a specially-designed, top notch Cardiac Electrophysiology
Laboratory that houses the latest technology and a staff specially trained in the implantation of
defibrillators, pacemakers and other treatments for patients with heart abnormalities.
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Remaining at the forefront of good medicine is a longstanding commitment at Princeton, with
examples such as:
• Robotic surgery for coronary artery bypass and heart valve surgeries
• Nation’s first to use the “Mini Pump” to assist in both coronary bypass and heart valve surgeries
• Endo Stenting technology to repair thoracic aortic disease
• Introduced transmyocardial laser revascularization (TMLR) or “the Heart Laser System” in
Alabama for patients suffering from severe, stable angina, who are not candidates for conventional
techniques.
Our Services Include:
Cardiac Non-Invasive Testing
• Aorta Renal Doppler Studies
• Arterial & Venous Doppler (upper and lower extremities)
• Carotid Doppler
• Repair of Pseudoaneurysm via
Compression or Thrombin Injections
• Echocardiogram
• Transesophageal Echocardiogram
- External Cardioversion
Electrophysiologic Procedures
• Cardiac Electrophysiologic Studies
• Cardiac Electrophysiologic Ablations, including Atrial Fib, Atrial Flutter and Ventricular Tachycardia
• Implant of Single and Dual Chamber Pacemakers and ICDs
• Implant of Internal Cardiac Defibrillators
• Implant of Bi-Ventricular Pacemakers
and ICDs
• Implant of Loop Recorders
• Tilt-table Procedures and Electrical/
Chemical Cardioversions
For scheduling: 205-783-7100
Cardiac Catheterization
• Diagnostic Cath
• PTCA
• Stents
Peripheral Vascular Studies
• 4 Vessel Studies
• Carotid Stents
• Renal Arteriogram
• Renal Stents
• Peripheral Arteriogram
• Peripheral Stents
Cardiac Surgery
• Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG)
on and off pump
• Valve Replacements
• Transmyocardial Laser Revascularization (TMLR)
• Minimally Invasive Saphenous Vein Harvest
Robotic Surgery Assisted Cardiac Surgery
• Coronary Artery Bypass Graft
• Heart Valve Surgery
Vascular Surgery
• Carotid Endarterectomy
• Femoral-Distal Bypasses
• Endovascular Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) Repair
• Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Repair
• Thoracic Endovascular
Therapeutic Angiogenesis Research
Regenerative Medicine
• Gene Therapy
• Protein Therapy
• Cell Therapy
Accredited Chest Pain Center
Emergency Trained Specialists in the ER
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Stroke Therapy/Rehabilitation
For information about the Princeton Heart and Vascular Institute, call 1-877-222-7847 or 205-783-3435.
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Cardiac Electrophysiology Service
The Electrophysiology Service at Princeton provides
a full range of outpatient and inpatient procedures to
diagnose and treat various cardiac rhythm abnormalities
and heart failure.
Electrophysiologic studies and ablations require 2 - 4
hours as catheters are guided into the heart chambers
while the patient is sedated. The catheters’ electrodes
gather data and a variety of electrical measurements
are made. These help the physician identify the type
and source of the rhythm abnormality and may help
determine the need for the implant of pacemakers and/or
implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs).
The implant of pacemakers and ICDs is performed with
the patient in the sedated state. A small incision, usually
in the area of the left shoulder, is performed, and pacing
wires are advanced into the heart through large veins.
The wires are connected to the device generator which is
placed under the skin in the area of the incision. These
devices can perform a variety of important and life-saving
functions, including the corrections of slow or fast heart
rhythms, and may help improve heart failure symptoms.
When appropriate, ablation therapy can be performed
during the EP study. This non-surgical procedure treats
many types of arrhythmias by ablating or “altering” the
pathway that causes the disruption to the regular rhythm
of the heart.
For questions, call the Cardiac Cath/EP Lab
at 205-783-3231.
The Center for Therapeutic
Angiogenesis
Angiogenesis is the growth of new blood vessels.
The Center for Therapeutic Angiogenesis, under the
direction of Princeton cardiologist Farrell Mendelsohn,
M.D., is dedicated to the research of protein, gene and
cell therapies that stimulate this process in patients with
cardiovascular disease.
Significant milestones in this research have been
achieved at Princeton. It was the first study site in
the world to administer a particular growth factor, and
the nation’s first to administer a new genetic medicine
designed to treat patients with peripheral artery disease
(PAD). Recently, Princeton was the first in the world to
treat a patient using a gene that attracts stem cells to
repair damaged heart muscle.
Princeton was the state’s first to inject a patient’s own
stem cells, or placebo, in a double-blind study on PAD
and again the state’s first to use a patient’s own stem
cells to treat a severe form of coronary artery disease.
More recently, stem cells derived from donors to combat
heart disease is now underway with participation in two
clinical trials. One trial uses adult stem cells donated
from healthy adults in an effort to repair damaged heart
muscle after a heart attack or myocardial infarction.
The other trial studies placenta-derived stem cells for
the treatment of peripheral artery disease. Princeton was
the first in the United States to treat a patient with these
cells.
Princeton cardiologists are using advanced techniques
with these novel stem cell therapies – therapies available
at only a few sites in the world.
For more information about current studies, call
205-780-4330, extension 234, or visit www.
CenterforTherapeuticAngiogenesis.org.
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A Vital Community Partner
Since its beginnings in 1922, the role of Princeton has been that of community leader as well as healer. Today,
Princeton’s faith-based mission to provide for the physical, spiritual and social well-being of those it serves is as
strong as ever.
In answer to the call for caring, Princeton’s health care ministry is growing with a multi-million dollar
expansion underway to redesign and expand the hospital’s surgical facilities and other nearby clinical areas.
As the need for round-the-clock nursing care for elderly citizens increases, Princeton and others recently
participated in a groundbreaking ceremony for the construction by Ball HealthCare of a nearly $16-million
nursing home on the hospital campus. Residents of the 117-bed Arlington Rehabilitation and Care Center will
enjoy easy access to Princeton’s physicians and specialty services. Dedicated beds for rehabilitation and routine
nursing care are among the types of care to be provided when construction is complete in about a year.
Princeton’s longtime support of education and literacy that earned it recognition as an education partner
continues. Activities to support the West End Regional Library’s growth, the Adopt-A-School program in
neighborhood schools, teacher appreciation programs and literacy training are just some of Princeton’s efforts
to help establish the area as a learning zone.
Participation continues with Discovery Clubs, a non-profit organization that partners with churches and schools
to host after-school Bible Clubs, and the highly successful Princeton Achievers, which introduces students
in grades 9 – 12 to careers in health care. Princeton’s involvement in innovative programs like the work/study
program at Holy Family Cristo Rey promotes not only education, but also broader career choices for area young
people.
Building relationships to serve the people of the community and their needs are evident as Princeton reaches
out to Her Choice and other support groups to help young women who struggle with health issues, such as teen
pregnancy and access to prenatal care.
Whether Princeton participates in community grassroots initiatives or multi-level government partnerships, the
goal is the same – the good of the community.
One such initiative is a convenient curb market to serve Princeton Towers and other neighborhood residents,
stocked with produce from the WE Community Garden, a project of Urban Ministry and Community Church
Without Walls with support from Birmingham-Southern.
Princeton – in the practice of good medicine and the good neighbor policy.
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GI and Pulmonary Care
The GI/Endoscopy/Bronchoscopy Lab at Princeton brings together a group of board certified
gastroenterologists, pulmonologists and surgeons, who are dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment
of gastrointestinal and respiratory disorders.
Sophisticated equipment enables our staff to evaluate both routine and complex diagnostic problems.
Princeton’s information systems put on-line test results readily at the fingertips of referring physicians –
to keep them involved in subsequent treatment decisions and the follow-up care of their patients.
This effective team approach has put Princeton at the forefront with such innovative procedures as the
Bravo pH monitoring procedure in the treatment of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). Princeton
was the first in Birmingham to offer the procedure that attaches a gel cap-sized capsule to the patient’s
esophagus to monitor acidity levels for 48 hours and then pass naturally from the body. Among the
services and procedures performed are:
Diagnostic EGD/Colonoscopy
• Peptic Ulcer Disease
• Swallowing Disorders
• Helicobacter Pylori Screening
• Gastroesophageal Reflux (GERD)
• Barrett’s Esophagus
• Colon Cancer Screening
• Occult GI Blood Loss
• Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Therapeutic EGD/Colonoscopy
• GI Hemorrhage Modalities
- Esophageal Banding
- Injection Therapy
• Stricture Dilation
• Foreign Body Removal
• Esophageal Stenting
• Percutaneous Endoscopic
Gastrostomy (PEG)
• Jejunostomy Placement (PEJ)
• Polypectomy
• Colon Decompression
Diagnostic ERCP
• Malignancy
• Stones
• Strictures
• Pancreatic/Biliary Disorder
Therapeutic ERCP
• Sphincterotomy
• Stone Extraction
• Lithotripsy
• Stent Placement
• Stricture Dilation
• Nasobiliary Catheter Drainage
Small Bowel Enteroscopy
GI
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Lab Studies
Esophageal Manometry
Bravo pH Study
Anorectal Manometry
Abdominal Paracentesis
Percutaneous Liver Biopsy
Diagnostic/Therapeutic
Bronchoscopy
• Lung Cancer
• Pneumonia
• Hemorrhage
• Obstruction
Endobronchial Interventions
• Brachy Therapy for Lung Cancer
• Mediastinal Needle Biopsy
• Bronchial Stents
Thoracentesis
Pleural Biopsy
Remicade Infusion – for treatment
of Crohn’s Disease
For more information about the GI/Endoscopy/Bronchoscopy Lab, call 205-783-3620.
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The Geriatric Behavioral Health program provides
mental health services exclusively for older adults
who need help with depression, dementia or other
serious emotional difficulties related to aging.
A multidisciplinary staff provides care under the
medical supervision of board certified psychiatric
physicians in inpatient or outpatient settings based
on individual needs.
Inpatient Care
Patient Criteria - Must be 65 or older with at least
one of the following:
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Suicide attempt or ideation
Self-mutilative behavior
Homicidal ideation with poor impulse control
Assaultive behavior
Destructive behavior to property
Disorientation or endangered by severe
memory impairment
Psychiatric symptoms including hallucinations,
delusions, panic attacks, severe anxiety,
agitation or depression
Other conditions that may be present:
• Significant weight loss or gain
• Failure to respond to less intensive levels
of treatment
• Toxic effects of therapeutic psychotropic drugs
• Introduction, withdrawal or dosage change of psychotherapeutic medication(s), with likelihood
of potentially serious side effects.
Referrals are accepted 24 hours a day.
Call 205-783-3650 for more information.
Intensive Outpatient Care (IOP)
Patient Criteria - One of the following:
• 60 or older
• Psychiatric symptoms that impair social, occupational or key areas of functioning
• Likely to benefit from a program of frequently scheduled services
• Does not require inpatient care
• Has adequate support system
• No danger to themselves or others
The program is designed to relieve emotional and
personal distress from the following:
• Depression
• Delusional thinking
• Confusion and memory loss
• Hallucinations
• Unresolved grief
• Life transition difficulties
Both Inpatient and IOP services offer:
• Assessment and evaluation
• Individual and group therapy
• Medication titration and monitoring
• Psychiatric evaluation
• Individual treatment plans
• Treatment team meetings
• Patient and family education
Outpatient care is provided on the sixth floor of
the hospital.
Referrals are accepted 24 hours a day.
For more information, call 205-783-7873 between
8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or after hours and weekends,
call 205-783-3650.
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Imaging Services
Princeton’s premier imaging center offers some of the most comprehensive, sophisticated imaging
technology in Alabama for diagnosis and treatment. Working closely with GE Healthcare helps Princeton
remain abreast of the newest applications and improvements for diagnostic imaging. One result: the best
work flow to accommodate patients and keep waiting time to the absolute minimum.
Princeton’s impressive array of imaging technology includes the GE Infinia Hawkeye 4, Open MRI, 3
Tesla MRI, digital mammography units, PET/CT, digital x-ray and state-of-the-art VCT to provide
Princeton’s specially-trained radiologists the tools for diagnostic imaging capabilities that equal or exceed
any available in Alabama. The Imaging Center offers a full range of outpatient diagnostic procedures
including:
Bone Densitometry – A technologically advanced radiographic procedure to determine bone mineral
density or bone mass and diagnose osteoporosis.
Computerized Tomography (CT) Scan – A CT scan or “cat scan” procedure images the body in crosssections and provides a very detailed look at internal structures and vessels. CT scans provide a clearer,
more accurate picture of the patient’s condition in only seconds. CTA (CT angiography) procedures are
used to evaluate vascular disease, such as aneurysms, peripheral vascular disease and coronary artery
disease.
Princeton’s newest generation of CT is Volume Computerized Tomography. VCT’s 64-slice imaging
technology offers greater image clarity, easier patient access and lower contrast dosage. Applications
include 5-Beat Cardiac™ for comprehensive views of the heart and arteries in just five heartbeats;
Triple RuleOut™ that in one scan helps rule out (or in) three of the most life-threatening critical
conditions in chest pain; Stroke Work-Up for rapid perfusion studies; and Cardiac Scoring, a unique
test to measure calcium in coronary arteries, which adds to plaque build-up and increases risk for heart
disease. Cardiac scoring takes minutes with results available within the hour. For specific questions about
VCT procedures, call 205-783-3282.
Diagnostic Radiology – Diagnostic radiology is the foundation for all other imaging tests. New digital
imaging equipment is much faster, and combined with our PACS technology, allows physicians secure,
direct online access to patients’ images and radiology reports throughout the hospital as well as in the
physician’s office or at home.
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) – Princeton has both 3.0 and 1.5 Tesla GE magnets equipped
with high definition technology. MRI allows radiologists to view a patient’s internal structures in
a noninvasive way. Princeton’s Open-Bore MRI is more comfortable for patients who are extremely
overweight or claustrophobic. The new high definition, state-of-the-art Breast MRI takes imaging to
a new level to provide an outstanding degree of non-invasive imaging without radiation. The 3 Tesla MRA
provides a non-invasive accurate means of evaluating the vasculature and musculoskeletal anatomy for a
degree of detail previously ONLY attainable by invasive angiography AND without radiation.
Digital Mammography – Digital mammography is FDA-approved for screening and diagnosing breast
cancer. It offers images of outstanding quality, faster exams, increased detection rates and lower doses
of radiation. Senographe DS’s ergonomic design offers patients greater comfort and reduced stress;
while the use of the MammoPad® also adds to a patient’s comfort for a softer, warmer mammogram.
Computer Aided Detection gives the radiologist an “additional set of eyes” when reading mammograms.
Our services are accredited by the American College of Radiology and provided by board certified
physicians and certified radiological technologists.
Stereotactic (Non-Surgical) Breast Biopsy – This technique for breast biopsies is routinely performed
as an outpatient procedure. It is a key tool in identifying whether abnormalities detected in breast exams
and mammograms are benign or malignant. It is now also available using ultrasound guidance.
Nuclear Medicine/Heart Imaging – Nuclear Medicine or “cardiac stress testing” is a medical specialty
that requires very small doses of radioactive tracers often lower than those with an x-ray. Princeton’s
Infinia Hawkeye 4 excels in producing superior images of the heart.
Outpatient Myelogram – A specialized x-ray of the spine to detect blockage or decrease in cerebral
spinal fluid flow. It is most helpful in diagnosing tumors, damaged discs or changes in the bones
surrounding the spinal cord.
PET/CT - Positron Emission Tomography with Computerized Tomography provides exceptionally
detailed, three-dimensional computerized images to help doctors pinpoint the location of a suspected mass
of cells and determine if the cells are potentially cancerous. It also helps doctors determine what surgery
is needed, plan a surgical route and determine the best course of action. PET/CT offers applications for
neurology (e.g. refractory seizures and Alzheimer’s disease) and cardiology (e.g. myocardial viability and
myocardial perfusion). To schedule an appointment for a PET/CT, call 205-783-7979.
Radio Frequency Ablation (RFA) – Therapeutic and palliative treatment for soft tissue and bone tumors
as well as tumor-related pain.
Ultrasound – A noninvasive procedure to create two-and three-dimensional images of any internal
organ. Ultrasound-directed biopsies and other ultrasound-guided procedures are available. Princeton’s GE
ultrasound equipment allows technologists to do “volume sweeps” of organs. Once images are sent to the
workstation, models can be created and formatted creating volume imaging of the pathology.
Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) – An innovative, less invasive, outpatient option to hysterectomies
for women with uterine fibroid tumors. With UFE, a specially trained radiologist injects small particles
through a catheter to block the flow of blood to fibroids. Deprived of oxygen and nutrients required to
grow, the fibroids shrink over time. For information, call Grace Dykes, R.N., 205-783-3274.
Physician Offices: To schedule procedures, call 205-783-7100 or visit Proxsys.com.
For more about imaging services at Princeton, call 1-877-222-7847.
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Nuclear Medicine
Princeton’s new GE Infinia
Hawkeye 4 strikes the best
balance between fast, high
resolution imaging, low patient
dose, limited space and accurate
registration for diagnostic
applications in bone, tumor,
whole body and cardiac studies.
Benefits include:
• Faster scan times
• Fast and flexible image
processing
• Precise localization
• Optimal image quality
• 40% less dose than full CT scan
• Ergonomic accessories increase
patient comfort and reduce
patient motion
• System’s flexibility allows
imaging with patients standing,
seated, in wheelchair or on
stretcher.
Located in Nuclear Medicine area
of Imaging Services, studies using
the new 4-slice SPECT/CT nuclear
camera are performed by registered
nuclear medicine technologists and
board certified radiologists to ensure
highest diagnostic image quality and
patient safety.
To schedule procedures, call
205-783-7100 or visit
Proxsys.com.
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Outpatient
PICC Service
Princeton offers placement of
peripherally inserted central catheter
(PICC) lines for outpatients. The
device provides one access for all
types of intravenous medications and
solutions.
Benefits include:
• Does not require surgical
procedure or anesthesia
• Eliminates risk of pneumothorax,
hemothorax and air embolisms.
• PICCS provide reliable device for
patients with poor venous access
Patient candidates include:
• AIDS
• Bowel Obstruction
• Cellulitis
• CHF
• COPD
• Crohn’s Disease
• Endocarditis
• Fluid Restricted Patients
• Hyperemesis
• Mastectomy
• Oncology Patients
• Osteomyelitis
• Renal Failure
• Septic Arthritis
• Septicemia
• Short Bowel Syndrome
• Sickle Cell Anemia
• Transplants
• Wound Infections
To schedule procedures, call
205-783-7100 or visit
Proxsys.com.
Vertebroplasty/
Kyphoplasty
Vertebroplasty is a non-surgical
procedure that injects liquid “bone”
cement into a compression fracture
or broken vertebrae. Shortly after
the injection, the cement-like
material hardens to create a
supportive structure for the
compressed vertebrae to prevent
further collapse and alleviate pain.
Kyphoplasty is a similar procedure
that places a balloon in the spine to
expand the space if the vertebrae
have collapsed. Particularly effective
with bone tumors, this procedure
creates space needed to insert
cement and better stabilize the
vertebrae.
For more information or to schedule
appointments, call 205-783-7800.
Nursing Care
Since its beginnings, Princeton Baptist Medical Center has been one of Birmingham’s leading health care
providers and has demonstrated its commitment to providing outstanding patient care. From its earliest
days, nursing has played a vital role in this faith-based ministry.
When the Birmingham Baptist Association acquired the hospital in January 1922, the philosophy that the
patient was the most important person in the hospital was adopted.
The patient-focused philosophy continued when Ida V. Moffett became the hospital’s director of nursing
in 1941. During her 73-year-nursing career, Mrs. Moffett became and continues to be a symbol of
compassion for Princeton and Baptist Health System.
During the decades of her nursing leadership at the Baptist hospitals, she was a mentor to thousands
of nurses. She consistently communicated her loving concern and friendship to students, nurses and
coworkers. She instilled in them her high ideals and values concerning patient care. Her legacy continues
to serve as a role model for the nursing profession not only in Alabama, but also throughout the country.
In recognition of her contributions, Princeton each year recognizes performance excellence among its
nurses with the Ida V. Moffett Award.
It is that level of caring and compassion paired with clinical expertise that defines the standard of
excellence for Princeton’s nursing care. It is a standard ascribed to by its nurses; a call for commitment
and dedication to the well-being of each patient as well as their family.
Princeton nurses recognize the difference that caring nurses can make in the lives of patients. They’re proud
to be part of a multidisciplinary health care team whose goal is the highest quality of life for their patients.
Princeton nurses also understand the important contributions that patients and families can make as
members of the health care team. Their participation is appreciated; in fact, it’s encouraged. Princeton
recently established the Patient Action Line – PAL, as another response method to address the needs of
patients in providing the best possible care. A simple phone call to PAL allows a patient or family member
to reach a medical professional at any time.
Striving for excellence and caring with compassion are longstanding traditions at Princeton – traditions
Princeton nurses take very much to heart.
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Oncology (Cancer) Care
Breast Care Center
Our Mission
The Breast Care Center at Princeton Baptist Medical Center is
committed to improving breast health and providing the highest
standard of care to all our patients. Through a multidisciplinary
team approach, in a compassionate and supportive environment,
our goals are to educate patients about breast health and
disease, to improve access to care and to ensure that all
women receive regular mammograms and clinical breast exams
and practice breast self-awareness. Following this model, our
clinicians are able to provide timely diagnoses, coordinate
interventions among specialists and provide long-term continuity
of care.
Our Team
• Board certified physicians, including radiologists, surgeons, pathologists, medical oncologists and radiation oncologists
• Experienced technologists certified in mammography
• Specially trained oncology certified registered nurses and nurse practitioners
• Lymphedema specialists
• Certified Mammacare® Specialists
• Spanish interpreters
Our Procedures and Services
• Digital Mammography with computer-aided detection
• Mammopad® Softer Mammogram Provider for every patient
• Targeted breast ultrasound
• Stereotactic and ultrasound-guided breast biopsy with Mammotome®
• Newly upgraded breast MRI
• Risk assessment and genetic testing
• Outpatient rehabilitation and lymphedema clinic
• Regular breast cancer support groups and patient education programs
• Financial assistance through the Alabama Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program
• Weekly Multidisciplinary Breast Cancer Conference
• Stereotactic Concordance Conference
For more information about the Breast Care Center, call Julia
Jones at 205-783-7458. To schedule a mammogram, call
205-783-7100.
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Comprehensive Cancer Care
The quality care provided by the cancer program at Princeton
Baptist Medical Center is recognized with the highest level
of accreditation. Its latest survey resulted in a three-year
accreditation with commendation and the outstanding
achievement award by the Commission on Cancer of the
American College of Surgeons. This achievement marks more
than 28 years of continuous accreditation by Princeton’s cancer
program.
The cancer program offers a wide range of advanced technology
supported by a dedicated team of health professionals to provide
quality, compassionate care for the diagnosis and treatment for
all types of cancer.
Our radiation oncology department includes board certified
radiation oncologists, registered radiation therapists, a board
certified dosimetrist, a physicist, an oncology certified nurse
and other specially trained staff to meet the diverse needs of
patients.
Radiation Oncology
• External Beam Radiotherapy
• Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT)
• Respiratory Gating for CT/Simulation and Treatment
• CT Simulation
• Treatment Planning Using PET/CT
• Prostate Seed Brachytherapy Implants
• High Dose Rate Brachytherapy
• MammoSite Radiation Therapy – Partial Breast Irradiation
For more information about Radiation Oncology, call
205-783-3243.
Medical Oncology
• Chemotherapy
• Hormonal Therapy
Surgical Oncology offers a diversity of procedures for the
diagnosis and treatment of all cancers. Many of these are
among the minimally invasive procedures listed on the Surgical
Services page. Surgeons will discuss options with the patient and
physician team based on the patient’s needs.
Medical and surgical oncology care is provided by experienced
physician specialists with the support of a highly trained staff
in a clinical setting equipped with sophisticated technology to
provide optimum care for patients.
Orthopedic Care
A more active lifestyle demanded by a growing demographic of older Americans is increasing demand
for joint replacement surgeries. About 773,000 Americans have a hip or knee replaced each year, and
Princeton is performing increasing numbers of these procedures to relieve pain and restore mobility for
area residents.
Princeton’s team of orthopedic surgeons performs a variety of innovative procedures to help joints
damaged by arthritis, injuries or other causes. Following surgery, individualized rehabilitation gets patients
on the mend.
Princeton’s Hana Hip and Knee Arthroplasty Table – the first Birmingham hospital to offer this innovation –
is specifically designed for minimally invasive orthopedic surgery and offers new patient benefits. With
it, surgeons can better position the body to permit smaller incisions, resulting in less muscle trauma and
faster recovery times for patients. The new technology also allows for x-ray imaging during surgery to
more accurately control implant placement and leg length.
Procedures utilizing the new technology include:
• Anterior Total Hip Replacement
• Total Knee Replacement
• Oxford Partial Knee Replacement
• Hip Fracture Repair
• Tibia Nail or Femoral Nail Implant
Among many other orthopedic surgeries performed are:
• Knee or Shoulder Arthroscopy
• Arthroscopic and Regular Rotator Cuff Repair
• Arthroscopic Anterior Cruciate Ligament
• Tendon Repair - Bicep, Patella, Quadricep,
(ACL) Repair
Achilles
• Total Shoulder Replacement
• Fracture Repair - Ankle, Tibial, Shoulder,
• Carpal Tunnel or Trigger Finger Releases Femoral, Radial, Ulnar, Humeral
• Trapezium Arthroplasty
• Bunionectomy
• Excision of Ganglion Cyst
• Hammer Toe Correction
• Dupuytren’s Releases
• Ulnar Nerve Transposition
• Copeland Humeral Head Resurfacing Arthroplasty
For more information about Orthopedic Care at Princeton, call 1-877-222-7847.
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Outpatient Rehabilitation
Physical Therapy - Occupational Therapy
Speech Therapy - Lymphedema Therapy
Outpatient Rehabilitation at Princeton provides
one-on-one care with development of individualized
programs to meet each patient’s needs. The focus
of physical and occupational therapy is to gain
pain-free movement, improve independence and
maximize function. With speech therapy, our goal
is to improve communication and cognitive skills as
well as swallowing function.
These services benefit patients with arthritis,
sports-related injuries, joint replacements,
weakness from medical conditions, impaired
balance, neurological problems, speech and
swallowing difficulties, as well as other disorders.
Services include:
Manual therapy techniques are used to decrease
pain and increase mobility of the spine and joints
throughout the body through skilled movements
and soft tissue mobilization.
Therapeutic exercise is used to help patients gain
pain-free mobility, strength, flexibility, endurance,
coordination, relaxation, and function.
Education is individualized for each patient to
increase understanding of their physical problems
and avoid pain and injury while performing their
normal activities.
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Modalities are used in conjunction with other
treatments to improve function by reducing pain,
inflammation, swelling and stiffness. Available
modalities include cold/heat therapy, TENS,
interferential electrical stimulation, ultrasound,
neuromuscular electrical stimulation, iontophoresis
and paraffin.
Outpatient Rehabilitation now offers a
comprehensive treatment program for patients with
either primary lymphedema — caused by defects in
the lymphatic system — or secondary lymphedema,
resulting from traumatic injury, surgery, radiation
therapy, chronic inflammations, etc.
The Lymphedema Program’s certified therapists
help patients experience less swelling, pain, weakness,
stiffness, infections and skin breakdown. The goal is
to improve function and quality of life by decreasing
pain and swelling as well as restoring mobility and
strength for those with this chronic disease.
Physician referrals are required. For more
information, call 205-783-3916.
Sleep/Wake Disorders
Hospitalist Service
Sleep-related disorders can prevent a good night’s
sleep - the basis of good health and personal
productivity. For the treatment of sleep disorders,
Princeton offers the Sleep/Wake Disorders
Center. We accept patients as young as 14 and
provide an individualized approach based on each
patient’s specific needs.
Hospitalists are among the broad range of physician
specialists who care for patients at Princeton BMC.
Large, comfortable rooms on the Fifth Floor of
Princeton Baptist Medical Center’s Professional
Office Building II offer hotel-like amenities for
patients during overnight sleep studies.
If the patient’s personal physician does not have
admitting privileges at Princeton or is too far distant
from the hospital, the physician may refer the
patient to the Hospitalist Service for the patient’s
admission. The hospitalist will then provide and
manage the patient’s care during the hospital stay.
The Center has maintained accreditation by the
American Academy of Sleep Medicine for over 20 years.
Features of the Center at Princeton include:
• Board Certified Pulmonologists
• Specially Trained Technologists
• Capacity for Eight Patients Each Night
• Specializing in Pulmonary Disease and
• Sleep Disorders, including Sleep Apnea, Wake
Testing, Restless Legs Syndrome, Narcolepsy
and Insomnia
Sleep Study includes:
• In-depth Patient Education
• Minimum Six-hour Recording Time
• Head-to-toe Monitoring
• Physician Analysis
The board certified hospitalists at Princeton are onsite and visit hospitalized patients throughout the
day to provide medical care 24 hours a day, seven
days a week.
At the time of the patient’s discharge, the
hospitalist service provides the patient’s referring
physician with pertinent information as to test
results, treatment and medications prescribed at
discharge.
After discharge, patients return to their personal
physician for ongoing care, prescription refills for
medications and follow-up.
Physician referrals are required. For more
information about the Hospitalist Service or to make
a referral, call 205-788-5503.
Physician referral is required.
The Sleep/Wake Disorders Center offers
two locations:
• Princeton Baptist Medical Center
• Baptist Health Center at Hoover
To schedule an appointment for either location, call
205-783-7378 or toll-free 1-888-783-3228.
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Surgical Care
Robotic Surgery
Princeton recently added Birmingham’s most
advanced version of the da Vinci® S HD
Surgical System. Its state-of-the-art features
offer high definition, three-dimensional
technology for better image quality and
increased clarity in the surgical field to support
improved diagnostic and surgical precision.
Board certified physicians – specially trained
and experienced in robotic surgery – are
supported by a designated surgical team. Their
extensive previous experience in laparoscopic
surgery provides added expertise combined with
specialized training in robotic surgeries.
Robotic surgery benefits vary according to the
specific application, but across-the-board include:
• Less pain and scarring
• Less risk of infection
• Less blood loss
• Shorter hospital stay
• Quicker return to normal activities
The growing list of applications for Robotic
surgery includes:
Prostate and Urological, including
• Prostatectomy
• Cystectomy for Bladder Cancer
• Nephrectomy – Simple, Radical or Partial for Kidney Disorders or Kidney Cancer
• Uterine or Vaginal Vault Prolapse
(Sacrocolpopexy)
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Cardiothoracic, including
• Removal or Biopsy of Mediastinal Tumor
• Thymectomy
Coming
• Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery
• Lobectomy
• Mitral Valve Repair
Gynecological, including
• Hysterectomy
Colorectal, including
• Lower Anterior Resection of the Sigmoid
Colon and Rectum
Bariatric Surgery
To address the demand for treatment of obesity,
Princeton is expanding its Bariatric Surgery
program with more physicians, procedures
and services.
This program is accredited by the American College
of Surgeons as a Level 1 Accredited Bariatric
Surgery Center.
The program includes two restrictive types
of bariatric surgery - gastric banding and
gastroplasty. Both operations make less room in
the stomach for food right after it is swallowed.
Gastric banding involves placing a band around
the top end of the stomach. Gastroplasty is
sometimes called “stomach stapling.” Physicians
will work with each patient to determine the best
approach for their situation.
Bariatric Surgery Procedures
• Gastric Bypass
• Gastric Sleeve
• Laparoscopic Adjustable Gastric Band
Minimally Invasive Surgery
Princeton has an established reputation in
providing Minimally Invasive Surgical Procedures,
and the list continues to grow:
Laparoscopic Abdominal Surgery
• Hiatal Hernia Repair
• Appendectomy
• Colectomy
• Cholecystectomy
• Gastrectomy
• Splenectomy
• Inguinal Hernia Repair
• Endovascular Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
(AAA) Repair
• Pancreatectomy
• Liver Surgery
• Ventral Hernia Repair
• Partial/Total Adrenalectomy
• Diagnostic Laparoscopy
Minimally Invasive Urological
• Laparoscopic Nephrectomy
• Incontinence Surgery
• Prostate Treatment (Microwave or/and Laser)
• Brachytherapy for Prostate Cancer
• Stone Management and/or Percutaneous Stone
Extraction
Breast
• MammoSite Radiation Therapy-Partial Breast
Irradiation
• Stereotactic Core Needle Biopsy
• Sentinel Node Biopsy
Endocrine
• Laparoscopic Adrenalectomy
• Radio-Guided Parathyroidectomy with
Intraoperative PTH Monitoring
Minimal Access Surgical Techniques
• Microendoscopic Discectomy
• Percutaneous Lumbar Fusion
• Thorascopic Splanchnicectomy
• Parathyroidectomy
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•
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•
•
•
Lung Biopsy
Resection of Peripheral Pulmonary Nodules
Mediastinoscopy
Tracheobronchial Stents
Minimally Invasive Surgery for Atrial Fibrillation
Video-assisted Thoracoscopic
(VATS) Lobectomy
VATS Sympathectomy
Colon/Rectal
• PPH (Stapled Hemorrhoidectomy)
• Fecal Incontinence Surgery
• Colonscopy
• Endoscopic Ultrasound (TRUS)
• Laparoscopic Assisted
- Colon Resections
- Stoma Procedures
ENT
• Sinus Surgery
• BMT (Ear Tubes)
• Laryngeal Surgery
• Direct Laryngoscopy (Vocal Cords)
• Pediatric ENT
• Head and Neck Cancer
Surgical Endoscopy
• EGD, Colonoscopy
• Dilation/Stenting of Foregut/Hindgut Strictures
• ERCP
• Endoscopic Management of Pseudocyst
• Endoscopic Ultrasound (TRUS)
GYN
• Hysterectomy
• Laparoscopic Vaginal Hysterectomy
• Hysteroscopic Tubal Ligations
• Hysteroscopic Dilation and Curettage (D&C)
• Hysteroscopic Endometrial Ablation
• Bladder Tack
• Bilateral Tubal Ligation
• Anterior and Posterior Repairs
• Oophorectomy and/or Salpingo
• Polyps and Vaginal Mass Removal
• Pelvic Node Dissection
• Exploratory Laparotomies
• Pelvic Floor Surgery
• Tubal Reanastomosis
• Advanced Endometriosis
• Stress Incontinence Surgery
Thoracoscopic Surgery
• Pleural Biopsy & Pleurodesis for
Pleural Effusions
• Scalene Biopsy Node
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Women’s Services
Whether you are considering pregnancy, starting your journey through menopause or facing a
diagnosis of heart disease or breast cancer, Princeton is here to offer a broad range of services
each step of the way.
Digital mammography, stereotactic breast biopsy, minimally invasive tubal ligations and roboticassisted hysterectomy procedures are just some of the innovative medical procedures that
provide a comprehensive program of health care for women.
Our staff of experienced physicians and health care professionals provides comprehensive care
in an environment of compassionate care for a woman in every stage of her life.
Obstetrical Services
For a special event in a woman’s life – the birth of a child – Princeton provides expert medical
care, support and information. Obstetrical services include:
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Pre-Pregnancy Planning
Prenatal Classes
Private Rooms/LDRs
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Well Baby Nursery
Online Nursery
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•
Bereavement Services
Lactation Consultant
Princeton offers a Level 3 NICU to provide the highest level of neonatal critical care.
The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Princeton enjoys round-the-clock support of board certified
neonatologists and 24-hour in-house neonatal nurse practitioner coverage. For an online tour of
the nursery, visit us online at www.bhsala.com. For a direct line to Princeton’s NICU, call
1-800-214-BABY.
For more information about Women’s Services at Princeton, visit us online or call 1-877-222-7847.
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Wound Care
Chronic wounds are seldom lifethreatening, but can be painful
and, in some cases, can lead
to lower limb amputations.
Healing — not just treating — a
chronic wound is the goal of the
Baptist Wound Care program
at Princeton. Care begins
with a complete history and
physical examination followed
by appropriate lab and imaging
studies. In a multidisciplinary
team approach with the patient
as part of the team, physicians
from various specialties then
determine the best course of
action and treatment.
The clinic specializes in
healing chronic wounds,
such as:
• Arterial Ulcers
• Diabetic Ulcer
• Venous Stasis Ulcer
• Surgical Wounds
• Insect Bites, e.g. spider bites
• Traumatic Wounds
Physician referrals are not needed
unless required by the patient’s
insurance policy.
Appointments are available at two
locations:
• Princeton Baptist Medical Center
• Baptist Health Center at Hoover
To schedule an appointment
at either location, call
205-783-3740 or email
[email protected].
Hyperbaric Medicine
Princeton has added hyperbaric
medicine as an adjunct therapy
in the treatment of non-healing
wounds, radiation injuries and
other indications. Hyperbaric
medicine is a safe, medically
prescribed treatment in which a
patient is placed in a pressurized
chamber for short periods of
time, breathing 100 percent
oxygen. In relaxed, comfortable
settings, Princeton’s hyperbaric
chambers deliver concentrated
oxygen to speed the healing
process.
Hyperbaric Medicine benefits:
• Diabetic Foot Wounds
• Non-Healing Wounds
• Chronic Refractory
Osteomyelitis
• Osteoradionecrosis
• Failing Flaps and Grafts
• Soft Tissue Radiation Injuries
• Necrotizing Fasciitis
• Crush Injuries
• Arterial Insufficiency Ulcers
Physician referrals are required.
To make appointments, call
205-783-3727 or
205-783-3740.
Enterostomal Therapy
Services
Outpatient therapy is
offered for:
• Ostomy education and
guidance in stoma marking
• Patients experiencing ostomy difficulties, clinical or
lifestyle-related
• Incontinence issues related
to injuries
• Negative pressure wound
therapy
• Appropriate intervention
for pressure ulcers
• Diabetic/specialized foot
and nail care
Benefits of Enterostomal
Therapy:
• Appropriate stoma siting is
critically important to:
- Select site appropriate to
body weight, shape, etc.
- Prevent appliance leakage
- Prevent secondary
complications; maintain
skin integrity
- Enhance lifestyle;
improve outcome
- Avoid future surgeries
• Continence preservation
• Pressure ulcer management
Physician referrals are required.
For more information, call
205-783-3778. For appointments, call 205-783-7100.
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Health Care for Hoover
A need remains in the Hoover community for more health care services. Baptist Health System is
committed to explore options and to continue to look for new ways to provide health care to Hoover. To
help address that need, the Baptist Health Center at Hoover, a handsome, two-story professional office is
under construction near the intersection of Interstate 459 and Highway 150.
The first floor of the new professional office building will house a spacious, 10,000 square-foot diagnostic
center. Ultrasound, MRI and CT are among the new diagnostic imaging technologies to be added. Digital
diagnostic services at an existing location will also be relocated to the new center. These include bone
density testing as well as an accredited, state-of-the-art digital mammography. Mammography procedures
include the use of the patient-friendly MammoPad® to provide softer, warmer and more comfortable exams
for women.
A sleep lab, operated by Princeton’s accredited Sleep/Wake Disorders Center, will provide services in
the new facility. Four sleep units, each equipped with patient-friendly amenities, on the second floor will
support sleep studies conducted by board certified physicians and a specially trained staff.
An on-site Wound Care Center will offer outpatient convenience to area residents. Care will be provided
by a multi-disciplinary team that employs the most current evidence-based medical practices in the
treatment of wounds that resist healing.
The new professional office building will provide space for some 25 – 30 physicians. Among the physician
specialties to be offered at this location are:
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• Bariatric Surgery
• General Surgery
• Cardiology
• Internal Medicine
• Colon/Rectal Surgery
• Orthopedics
• Dermatology
• Pediatrics
• Diagnostics/Imaging
• Pulmonary/Sleep Disorders
• ENT/Audiology
• Urology
• Family Practice
• Wound Care
Programs & Services Index
Breast Care Center
Nuclear Medicine
27
Cardiac Electrophysiology Service 21
Nursing Care
28
Cardiovascular Care
19
Oncology (Cancer) Care
29
Center for Therapeutic
Angiogenesis
21
Orthopedic Care
30
Community Ministry
22
Outpatient PICC Service
27
Enterostomal Therapy Services
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31
GI and Pulmonary Care
23
Sleep/Wake Disorders
32
24
Surgical Care
33
Health Care for Hoover
37
Hospitalist Service
32
Hyperbaric Medicine
36
Imaging Services
25
29
Vertebroplasty/Kyphoplasty 27
Women’s Services
35
Wound Care
36
Physician Specialty Index
Anesthesia & Pain Management
3
Oncology/Hematology
13
Bariatric Surgery
3
Ophthalmology
13
Cardiology
3
Oral/Maxillofacial Surgery
13
4
Orthopedic Surgery
13
Colon/Rectal Surgery
4
Otolaryngology (ENT)
14
Dermatology
4
Pathology
14
Emergency Medicine
5
Pediatrics
Endocrinology
5
Phlebology
14
Family Practice
5
Plastic Surgery
15
Gastroenterology
6
Physical Medicine/Rehab
15
General Surgery
6
Podiatry
15
Gynecology
7
Psychiatry
15
Hospitalist
7
Pulmonary Disease
15
Hyperbaric Medicine
8
Radiation Oncology
16
Infectious Disease
8
Radiology
Internal Medicine
8
Rheumatology
17
Neonatology
11
Sleep Medicine
17
Nephrology
11
Thoracic Surgery
17
Neurology
12
Urology
17
Neurosurgery
12
Vascular Surgery
17
OB/GYN
12
Wound Care
14
16
18
MedLinQ Physician Consultation Line: 1-888-644-5222
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Physician Index
39
Aiken, Timothy – Anesthesia & Pain Mgmt.
3
Cawthon, Tom – Cardiology 3
Amamoo, Paul A. – Pediatrics
14
Cezayirli, R. Cem – Neurosurgery 12
Arrasmith, Warren W. – Oral/Maxillofacial
Surgery
13
Chen, Mike J. – Internal Medicine 9
Askew, Willie D. – Internal Medicine 8
Chestang, Anthony – Family Practice and Wound Care
5,18
Ashford, Rowell S., II – OB/GYN
12
Clayton, Yocunda D. – OB/GYN
12
Avsar, Sadri M. – Internal Medicine 8
Coghill, Carl Herndon, III – Neonatology
11
Ayers, Gregory W. – Hospitalist 7
Coleman, Erin – Internal Medicine 9
Badewa, A. Philip. – Family Practice 5
Cotton, Ellouise M. – Internal Medicine 9
Baker, Alton W. – Radiology 16
Cowan, Mia T. – Gynecology
7
Barr, Clarence W. – Neurology 12
Crain, Michael R. – Pulmonary Disease
15
Bearden, Gregory L. – General Surgery, Hyperbaric Medicine, Wound Care
6,8,18
Cullum, E. Merritt – Cardiology 3
Bearden, Winford E. – Gynecology
7
Dabbs, Jack M. – Otolaryngology (ENT) 14
Beckham, Heath – Colon/Rectal Surgery
4
Dawkins, Derrol – Pediatrics 14
Bell, Emily M. – OB/GYN
12
Day, Scott – Pathology 14
Bennett, Maria – Family Practice 5
DelVecchio, Pasquale A. – Family Practice 5
Biggs, Paul Joseph – Pathology 14
Denson, Dee R. – Gynecology
7
Billions, Bryan E. – Radiology 16
DeWitt, Andrew M. – Bariatric Surgery, General Surgery
3,6
Bivins, Michael – Urology 17
Doyle, Amy R. – Infectious Disease
8
Boger, Steve H. – Internal Medicine 8
Drummond, Michael A. – Vascular Surgery 17
Bouchard, Alain – Cardiology 3
Dumas, John H. – Internal Medicine 9
Bracer, Ricardo – Radiology 16
Eich, Bruce S. – Ophthalmology 13
Brand, Oliver B. – Family Practice 5
Eisa, Sam – Hyperbaric Med., Internal Med.
8,9
Brantley, R. “Rusty” – Nephrology 11
Eller, Timothy W. – Internal Medicine 9
Brouillette, John R. – Nephrology 11
Elmer, Kenneth L. – Pediatrics 14
Bromberg, Edward - Orthopedic Surgery
13
Fagan, Charles G. – Neurology 12
Bryant, Thomas R. – Family Practice 5
Featheringill, John P. – Orthopedic Surgery 13
Buchanan, Charles M. – Internal Medicine 8
Fennell, Rick – Internal Medicine 9
Buggs, Theodis – Orthopedic Surgery 13
3
Bullock, Gary - Family Practice
5
Fitzgerald, David M. – Anesthesia & Pain Mgmt.
Burch, Michael J. - Hospitalist
7
Ford, Sandra M. – Internal Medicine 9
Burns, Bruce E. – Emergency Medicine 5
Foster, Anjanetta – Internal Medicine 9
Cain, Robert C. – Internal Medicine 8
Caldwell, Scott E. – Hospitalist 7
Cantrell, John – Internal Medicine 9
Garcia, Michael M. – Oncology/Hematology 13
Gardner, Ross E. – Otolaryngology (ENT)
14
Gaskin, Thomas A. – Gen. Surg., Vas. Surg.
6,17
Giles, Harold E. – Nephrology 11
Physician Index
Gilstrap, Jody – Family Practice 5
Karle, Virginia A. – Neonatology
11
Glaze, Jeffrey H. – Nephrology 11
Keith, Ward “Andy” – Family Practice 6
Goli, Vasudeva R. – Cardiology 3
Kelsey, Edwin L. – Physical Medicine/Rehab
15
Goodwin, Robert Scott – Radiology
16
Kennedy, Maura J. – Rheumatology 17
Gray, Sharon – Family Practice 5
Kinnebrew, Terry – Family Practice 6
Griffin, Richard C. – Gynecology 7
Kirby, William E., III – Internal Medicine 10
Groves, Allen B. – Radiology 16
13
Guffin, Brian T. – Colon/Rectal Surgery 4
Koslin, Michael G. – Oral/Maxillofacial Surgery
Haikes, Brendon – General Surgery
6
Langan, James G. – Internal Medicine 10
Hall, William T. – Internal Medicine 9
Larson, Brian J. – Radiation Oncology 16
Lasker, James C. – Oncology/Hematology 13
Latting, Clifton A. – Internal Medicine 10
LeCroy, Scott W. – Ophthalmology 13
Lee-Sanders, Tameka – Podiatry and Wound Care
15,18
Lewis, Jacqueline B. – General Surgery 7
Lewis, James L., III – Nephrology 11
Hamilton, Joelle P. – Oncology/Hematology 13
Hanna, Ibrahim Robert – Cardiology 3
Harmon, Daniel – Neurosurgery 12
Harper, Christopher O. – Internal Medicine 9
Harper, Oliver H. – Internal Medicine 9
Harris, Cedric Leon – Internal Medicine 9
Hazariwala, Amita R. – Hospitalist 7
Heidepriem, Robert W., III – Vas. Surgery 17
Lewis, Richard J. – Anesthesia & Pain Mgmt. 3
Lindsey, James R., Jr. – Internal Medicine 10
Logue, Harry Edward – Psychiatry 15
Lott, James H. – Hyp. Med., Pulmonary, Wound Care
8,15,18
16
Holman, Wilton R., III – Radiology 16
Luketic, Davor A. – Radiology
16
Ifediba, Patrick E. – Internal Medicine 9
Martin, Elizabeth – Dermatology
Jack, Jason M. – Plastic Surgery
15
3,7
Jackson, Jerry W. – Nephrology 11
Mathews, John L. – Bariatric Surgery, General Surgery
James, Arthur – CV, Phlebology, Thor. and Vas. Surgery
4,14,17
Mauldin, Jack L. – Gastroenterology 6
McCord, R. Scott – Vascular Surgery 18
Jetty, Praveen – Psychiatry 15
McCutchen, William T. – Urology
17
Johnson, Benjamin H., III – Plastic Surgery 15
McLaughlin, Martha – OB/GYN 13
Johnson, Juan – Internal Medicine 10
McWhorter, George R. – Gastroenterology 6
Johnson, Robert J. – Neurosurgery 12
Mendelsohn, Farrell O. – Cardiology
3
Jones, Christopher R. – CV, Thor. and Vas. Surgery
4,17
Merwat, Sheharyar K. – Hospitalist 7
Milko, Thomas M. – Family Practice
6
Jones, Rebecca W. – Psychiatry
15
Joseph, Deryck A. – Gastroenterology 6
Karassi, Malek – Endocrinology and Internal Medicine
5,10
Helman, Colin A. – Gastroenterology 6
Hewlett, Stan – General Surgery 6
Holladay, Clint – Radiation Oncology 4
Miller, Frank D. – Internal Medicine
10
Montgomery, Rian L. – Internal Medicine 10
Moore, Michael A. – Internal Medicine 10
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Physician Index
Morgan, John D., Jr. – Rheumatology 17
Sibley, David H. – Cardiology 3
Morgan, John R. – Family Practice 6
Smith, Albert E., III – Family Practice 6
Moyo, Edwin M. – Internal Medicine 10
Smith, R. Jay – Gen. Surg., Hyp. Med., Wound Care
7,8,18
Murray, Timothy B. – Colon/Rectal Surgery 4
Old, Christopher W. – Nephrology 11
Oliver, Rees E. – Neonatology 11
Oliver, Robert I. – Plastic Surgery 15
Oliver, Robert I., Jr. – Plastic Surgery 15
Ozbirn, Thomas W., Jr. – Nephrology 12
Padove, Stuart J. – Sleep Medicine 17
Park, Paul F. – General Surgery 7
Parker, Kim M. – Pathology 14
Parker, Mark – Colon/Rectal Surgery 4
Perrine, George M. – Oncology/Hematology
13
Petrey, Banks – Radiology 16
Pettway, L. Nicol – Emergency Medicine 5
Phillips, Chris A. – Hospitalist 7
Pinkston, John A. – Radiation Oncology Sokell, Steven – Podiatry 15
Solomon, Charles P. – Internal Medicine
10
Soltau, Thomas D. – Neonatology 11
Soong, Vera Y. – Dermatology 4
Stahl, Elizabeth J. – Endocrinology 5
Stewart, Jacqueline W. – Pediatrics 14
Tharpe, David L. – Nephrology 12
Thomas, Gregory – CV, Thor. and Vas. Surgery
4,17,18
Thomas, H. Frank – Neurology 12
Tibbetts, Natalie – Pediatrics
14
Toma, Ramy – Internal Medicine
11
16
Tomlinson, Tommy, Jr. – Anesthesia & Pain Mgmt.
3
Postma, Michelle – Pulmonary Disease 15
Traffanstedt, Darlene – Internal Medicine 11
Przekwas, Agata - Nephrology
12
Tsai, Jason J. – Nephrology 12
Real, Randall L. – Otolaryngology (ENT) 14
Tucker, Bruce A. – Infectious Disease 8
Reddy, Arunjoti A. – Internal Medicine 10
Turner, Jordan – Emergency Medicine 5
Reddy, Mahender A. – Cardiology
3
Vance, Katisha – Oncology/Hematology 13
17
Walker, James C. – Radiology 16
Richman, Mark – Internal Medicine 10
Watson, Elias C. – Dermatology 4
Rickert, Paul Jeffrey – Hospitalist
8
Watson, Thomas H. – Nephrology
12
Riggins, L. Shefton – CV, Thor. and Vas. Surgery
4,17,18
Weaver, John R. – Orthopedic Surgery 13
Roberson, John, Jr. – Podiatry
15
Weaver, Keith W. – Orthopedic Surgery 14
Rogers, Jeremy – Emergency Medicine 5
Wilensky, Allan S. – Cardiology 4
Roley, Linda E. – Hospitalist 8
Wilensky, Michael K. – Cardiology 4
Rollins, Jason L. – Pulmonary Disease
15
Williams, Willie, Jr. – Internal Medicine 11
Rosemore, Michael A. - Family Practice 6
Willis, Farinna – OB/GYN
13
4
Wu, Joseph – Internal Medicine 11
4
Zumstein, Nancy L. – Pediatrics 14
Renneker, W. Courtenay – Urology
Rosser, Jon D. – Colon/Rectal Surgery Royer, Gayla M. – Colon/Rectal Surgery
41
Snow, Rodney – Hyp. Med. and Wound Care 8,18
Sabri, Sammy – Anesthesia & Pain Mgmt. 3
Sabri, Yahya M. – Gynecology 7
Sahlie, Elizabeth – Pediatrics 14
Shirah, W. Bradley – Hospitalist 8
Short, Kathleen S. – Internal Medicine 10
Short, Terry B. – Internal Medicine 10
Campus Map
POB I - 801
Referral Clinic
POB II - 817
Guest Rooms
Sleep Disorders Center
POB III - 833
Breast Care Center
Cardiac/Pulmonary Rehab
Outpatient Geriatric Psychiatry
Outpatient Rehab
Princeton Diagnostic Center
Radiation Oncology
Wound Care/Hyperbaric/ET
SWC - 832
Directions
From I-65 North - Take I-65 North to the Green Springs
Avenue Exit (#258) and turn left at the top of the ramp.
Follow Green Springs Avenue to Martin Luther King, Jr.
Drive and turn right. Go 1.6 miles until you reach the
Princeton campus on your left.
From I-65 South - Take I-65 South to 20 West/59 South
toward Tuscaloosa. Take the Arkadelphia Road Exit (#123)
and turn left at the top of the exit ramp. Follow Arkadelphia
Road 1.7 miles until you reach the Princeton campus.
From I-20/59 West - Take 20 West/59 South to the
Arkadelphia Road Exit (#123) and turn left at the top of
the exit ramp. Follow Arkadelphia Road 1.7 miles until you
reach the Princeton campus.
From I-20/59 East - Take 20 East/59 North to the
Arkadelphia Road Exit (#123) and turn right at the top of
the exit ramp. Follow Arkadelphia Road 1.5 miles until you
reach the Princeton campus.
From Highway 78 - Take 78 East to Arkadelphia Road and continue on Arkadelphia until you reach the
Princeton campus (1.7 miles from I-20/59).
From Downtown Birmingham - Go West on 6th Avenue South to Elmwood Cemetery and turn right
onto Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive. Go one mile until you reach the Princeton campus on your left.
Non-Profit
U. S. Postage
PAID
Permit #2627
Birmingham, AL
701 Princeton Avenue, SW
Birmingham, Alabama 35211
Important Phone Numbers
Administration
205-783-3800
One Day Surgery
205-783-3405
Admitting
205-783-3755
Outpatient PICC Service
205-783-7100
Bariatric Surgery Center
205-783-7991
205-783-3916
Breast Care Center
205-783-7484
Cancer Center
205-783-7484
Outpatient Services Scheduling 205-783-7100
or Proxsys.com
Cardiac Cath/EP Lab
205-783-3231
Cardiac & Pulmonary Rehab
205-783-7460
Diabetic Educator
205-783-7270
Emergency Department
205-783-3500
-Inpatient
-Outpatient
205-783-3650
205-783-7873
Pathology
205-783-3240
Patient Escort/Valet (POBs)
205-783-6400
Patient Information
205-783-3031
Pastoral Care
205-783-3493
PET/CT Scheduling
205-783-7979
Physician Relations
205-783-3525
or 205-783-3155
Pre-admission Testing
205-783-7101
Princeton Heart & Vascular Institute
205-783-3435
Radiation Oncology
205-783-3243
Radiology
205-783-3700
Radiology File Room
205-783-3723
Respiratory Care
205-783-3955
GI/Endoscopy/
Bronchoscopy Lab
205-783-3620
Guest Rooms, on site
205-783-7700
Hospitalist Service
205-788-5503 Hyperbaric Medicine
205-783-3740
Labor & Delivery
205-783-3270
Main Hospital
205-783-3000
Medical Library
205-783-3078
Sleep Disorders Center
205-783-7378
or 1-888-783-3228
Medical Records
205-783-3159
Social Work Services
205-783-3110
Neuroscience Lab
205-783-3027
Surgery Scheduling
205-783-3400
Noninvasive CV Services
205-783-3666
Vertebroplasty/Kyphoplasty
205-783-7800
Nursing (Patient Care Services) 205-783-3900
Volunteer Service
205-783-3067
Nutrition Counselling
Wound Care Clinic
205-783-3740
205-783-3560
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2010-2011 Physician Information Directory

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