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Stacy L. Waneka,
M.D.
Dr. Waneka is a board-certified Family Medicine
physician. She received her medical degree at the University of
California at Davis, completing her residency training at Santa
Monica-UCLA Medical Center. She has been in private practice in
the Santa Monica area since 2000, and began practicing in
Pacific Palisades in 2003.
Dr. Waneka enjoys a varied practice, combining the care of
both children and adults. To facilitate longer visits with her
older patients and eliminate the need for them to travel to her
office, she regularly rounds at the Sunrise Assisted Living
facility in the Palisades. She is also a team physician with
Roze Room Hospice, a program that provides services to the
terminally ill and their families. Dr. Waneka harbors a unique
and personal interest in Travel Medicine. She spent part of her
early life in Saudi Arabia and has since traveled extensively,
including such adventures as trekking through Nepal and
motorcycling across India. She's also engaged in more serious
ventures as when she provided emergency relief care to Kosovar
refugees during the Bosnian conflict.
Active in the physician community, Dr. Waneka sits on the
Board of the American Private Physician’s Association, an
organization committed to providing quality medical care in a
difficult regulatory environment; and helped establish the
Professional Women’s Health Collaborative to help female health
care providers balance their personal and professional
commitments. A member of both the Pacific Palisades and Topanga
Chambers of Commerce, Dr. Waneka resides in Topanga with her
husband, two cats and one dog.
M.D. DEGREE -
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
CERTIFIED by the
American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM)
AFFILIATIONS:
American Academy of
Family Physicians
Los Angeles County Medical Association
California Medical Association
International Society of Travel Medicine
American Private Physician’s Association
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Julia Castillo
Julia
Castillo, Medical Assistant, is a California native who grew up in Venice.
She has been working in the medical field for 6 years with an extensive
background in OB-Gyn. She loves working with the newborns. Julia also is
humbled by the opportunity to alter the course of a person’s
life that presents itself from time to time in a medical office.
In one critical instance she
helped stabilize and transfer a 44 year-old male in acute cardiac arrest
from our office to the OR where he was successfully treated by the
cardiologists.
Lately, Julia has been on maternity leave while she sees to her
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Amie Tran
Amie Tran,
Medical Assistant, was born in Vietnam and grew up in southern
California. Her experiences in war-torn Southeast Asia were her
inspiration for a health services career.
“I've wanted to be nurse since I was a little girl,” she says,
“During the war time I saw so many people needing medical
attention but there weren’t enough nurses to help all those
patients so, I thought to myself, I want to be one of those
people. So, here I am today, still working on becoming a nurse."
As the first step in building her career, Amie attended Bryman
College to become a Medical Assistant. She found that she liked
it, “I love everything about my work! I like drawing blood,
giving injections, educating patients. If you're not happy with
what you’re doing, you're not going to put that 120% into the
work which can make a big difference in people’s lives.
Amie’s outside interests include arts and crafts, shopping,
decorating, cooking, bowling, golfing, billiards and BBQ. She’s
still working to become, “a travel nurse, to travel the globe to
help as many people as I can — and to eat all the good food
around the world.”
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Jackie
McCalister
That cheerful voice you hear on the other end of the phone is
most likely Jackie McCalister, Reception. Jackie gets a lot of
satisfaction from her job as it allows her “to help people who
need help. To assist or just be there if needed.” Indeed, she
views her mission in life as, “listening to people’s concerns
and helping to find a solution.” In her spare time, Jackie likes
to, “listen to music, spend time with family and friends, go to
movies or concerts, and sometimes—to do nothing." Jackie marks as
her proudest day, “the day I realized that I do enjoy helping
people. When I first became a Certified Nursing Assistant and I
liked what I represented.” |
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