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Until you meet one of us in person...here's some background information.Our
Stethoscopes and our hands are warm ! Our hearts are big...and our desire to
provide you with the best health care we are able to provide...is unwaivered and
steadfast.
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Paul C. Fiehler, M.D. |
FACP, FACCP
University of Pennsylvania,
BA, 1972
University of Pittsburgh, School of Medicine, MD, 1976
Western
Pennsylvania Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA
Medical Resident 1976-1979
Western
Pennsylvania Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA
Pulmonary Medicine Fellowship 1980 -
1982
American Board of Internal Medicine, Diplomate, 1979
Subspecialty of
Pulmonary Diseases, Diplomate, 1982
Subspecialty of Critical Care Medicine,
Diplomate, 1987, 1997
Subspecialty of Geriatric Medicine, Diplomate, 1989,
1999
Fellow, American College of Physicians
Fellow, American College of
Chest Physicians
The challenge of diagnosing and treating patients in the
field of pulmonary care medicine led me to enter practice at Pittsburgh in 1982.
I have served as Chief of the Division of Pulmonary Medicine Western
Pennsylvania Hospital, Pulmonary Fellowship program director, and Director of
the Pulmonary Function Laboratory and School of Respiratory Therapy. Involved in
the training of young physicians, I have developed special interests in medical
education and research. |
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Frederic A. Acevedo, M.D. |
Frederic A. Acevedo, M.D.,
F.C.C.P.
University of the Philippines, 1978
University of the Philippines
School of Medicine , 1982
Mercy Hospital of Buffalo, Medical Residency,
194-1987
State University of New York (at Buffalo), Pulmonary Fellowship,
1987-1989
Diplomate in Internal Medicine (ABIM), 1987
Diplomate in
Pulmonary Disease (ABIM), 1990-2000, 2003-2013
Diplomate in Sleep Medicine
(ABSM), 1998
Subspecialty Certificate in Critical Care Medicine,
1991-2001
Fellow, American College of Chest Physicians
Special interests:
asthma, sleep disordered breathing, critical care
Hobby:
Photography
Married to Deborah
Two beautiful daughters, Marisa and
Isabel
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Lewis R. Kline, M.D. |
| Lewis R. Kline, M.D., A.B.S.M.
Dickinson College, B.S., 1975
Penn State University School of Medicine, 1979
Medical College of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
Medical Resident
1979-1982
Medical College of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
Chief Medical Resident,
1983
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia,
PA
Pulmonary/Sleep/Critical Care Fellowship, 1983-1985
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA
Assistant
Professor of Medicine, 1985-1990
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Pittsburgh, PA
Clinical
Associate Professor of Medicine, 1993-2001
Temple University of Medicine, Pittsburgh, PA
Clinical Professor of
Medicine, 2002-Current
Director, Center for Sleep Disorders
University of Pennsylvania School of
Medicine, Philadelphia, PA, 1985-1990
Medical Director, Sleep Medicine: Western Pennsylvania Hospital, Butler
Memorial Hospital, Alle-Kiski Hospital, Lifeline Sleep Disorders Centers
Board Certified:
American Board of Internal Medicine, 1982
Subspecialty
of Pulmonary Diseases, 1985
American Board of Sleep Medicine 1988
Featured on Discovery Channel 2003
“Sleep-related Crimes”
After helping to establish the Center for Sleep Disorders at Penn in
Philadelphia, my family and I relocated to a private practice in Pittsburgh. The
enjoyment and gratification that accrues from treating patients with sleep
disorders and respiratory conditions have remained my primary motivation. In
particular, I have been in the field of Sleep Medicine longer than most, with an
intensive academic and research background that continues to serve me well
today. I have been fortunate to present at many national meetings, as well as a
multitude of local and national radio and TV programs regarding sleep disorders.
I also continue to conduct active research in the newest modalities available
for the treatment of various sleep-related
conditions. |
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Mario T. Kinsella, M.D.
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College and Medical School: Dublin
University, Trinity College, 1972-1978
Degree: M.B., BCh
Residency: Royal
College of Surgeons Hospitals and Dublin University Hospitals, Internal
Medicine; 1978-1986
Pulmonary Fellowship: University of British Columbia,
Vancouver, BC, Canada, 1986-1989
Qualifications:
MB, BCh Dublin
University, 1978
BA Dublin University 1978
MA Dublin University
1981
MRCP (UK) 1986
FRCP (C) Internal Medicine: 1988
FRCP (C) Pulmonary
Medicine: 1990
DABSM: 1995
Current Practice: Associates in Respiratory
Medicine: 1992 - Present
Particular interests: Asthma, COPD, Interstitial
Lung Disease, Critical Care, Sleep Disorders, especially Adolescent
Sleep
Hobbies: Soccer, mountaineering, Skiing
Personal: Married to Deirdre
for 23 years.
Children: Caroline and Mark |
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F.A.C.C.P., Diplomat,
A.B.S.M.
Semmelweis Medical University M.D. Budapest, Hungary
1972-1978
Pulmonary Hospital, Torokbalint, Hungary 1978-1993
University
Health Center of Pittsburgh 1995-98 Medical Resident
University Health Center
of Pittsburgh Fellowship in Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine
1998-2001
Associates in Respiratory Medicine 2001-Present
Board
Certification in Internal Medicine 1998
Board Certification in Pulmonary
2000
Board Certification in Critical Care Medicine 2001
Board
Certification in Sleep Medicine 2001-Present
Member, Hungarian Respiratory
Society
Member, Hungarian Society for Clinical Immunology and
Allergology
Member, European Respiratory Society
Member, American College
of Physicians
Member, American College of Chest Physicians
Member,
American Thoracic Society
Diplomat, American Academy of Sleep Medicine
The
enjoyment of diagnosing and treating critically ill patients as well as patients
with pulmonary and sleep diseases motivated me to enter the clinical practice
first in 1978 in Hungary and later in Pittsburgh in 2001. My expertise include
management of patients with complex, difficult pulmonary, sleep disorders and
management of critically ill patients. I am proficient in performing fiberoptic
bronchoscopy, thiracocentesis, endo/tacheal intubation, placing pulmonary venous
catheter, central venous line, arterial line and reading pulmonary function
tests and Polysomnographic (sleep) studies among others. My special interests is
medicine education and pulmonary / sleep
research. |
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