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thyroid specialist in Stanford

Is anyone knows a good doctor for thyroid nodules in Stanford? Do you know how to get into their new patient profile?

These people look so pathetic....I kept the message to see a doctor but they didn't return. How to approch this sophisticated people. My insurence allows me to  go to any hospital.

Please help me on this.
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631939 tn?1272434532
Thanks for the info. Then stanford is not the right choice for me. My endocrinologist in camino medical doesn't want to do anything with my  4cm nodule so I am thinking of seeing a doc in stanford.

UCSF, will be far from my home. I again came to my starting point....This nodule is so frustrating and  I don't know what to do.

Thank you for the response.
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I've been at Stanford since March.  I was referred by an ENT to an ENT at Stanford.  I have been a patient in their Pain Clinic since May.

They have a number to call for admittance and then they route you to the correct department.  I think if you are referred by an outside Doctor, you can get an appointment sooner.  If you go on your own, it seems to take a long time.

FYI:  I am NOT impressed with their ability to process paperwork, return phone calls, set up appointments, etc.  When I look for a Thyroid Doctor, I will look to UCSF, not Stanford.
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