Centers & Clinics
Specialty
Internal Medicine
Sub Specialty
Cardiology
Languages
English, ThaiTreatments &
Services
Education
2010
Interventional CardiologyRoyal College of Physicians of Thailand, Thailand1991
Master of ScienceChulalongkorn University, Thailand1991
CardiologyChulalongkorn University, Thailand1989
Internal MedicineChulalongkorn University, Thailand1982
The Diploma in tropical Medicine and HygieneMahidol University, ThailandCertificates
2019
Euro PCREACCME (European Accreditation Council for Continueing Medicine Education, France2018
Acute Myocardial Infarction PathwayBangkok Hospital Medical Center, Thailand2018
CardiovascularEACCME (European Accreditation Council for Continueing Medicine Education, Germany2010
Transcatheter Cardiovascular TherapeuticsThe Cardiovascular Research Foundation, United States2007
Moderate SedationBangkok Hospital Medical Center, Thailand2007
BMC Strategy & DirectionBangkok Hospital Medical Center, Thailand2006
JCI Overview for N-1Bangkok Hospital Medical Center, Thailand2002
Basic EKGBangkok Hospital Medical Center, ThailandLoading Schedule..
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