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Dr. Sohayla Rostami is a highly accomplished trauma surgeon and surgical critical care specialist with extensive expertise in burn and reconstructive surgery, general surgery, and trauma care. Committed to delivering exceptional patient care, Dr. Rostami blends clinical excellence with a passion for advancing medical education and leadership within the field. Her dedication to improving community health is reflected in her active contributions to both patient care and the next generation of healthcare professionals.
Fluent in English and Farsi, with advanced proficiency in Spanish, Dr. Rostami is equipped to provide culturally competent care to diverse populations. A recognized leader in her field, she continues to make significant strides in both clinical practice and medical education, with a deep commitment to elevating the standards of surgical care and positively impacting the lives of her patients.
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