19.07.2013 19:24:00

Dr Alister George, MD on how to find a good gastroenterologist

Dr Alister George, MD explains what to look for in a gastroenterologist and what they do.

THOUSAND OAKS, Calif., July 19, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- What is a gastroenterologist? What do they do? Dr Alister George, MD will tell you that a gastroenterologist is a doctor who specializes in diseases of the gastrointestinal variety. Gastroenterology is the part of medicine that studies the esophagus, stomach, small intestine, colon, rectum, pancreas, gallbladder, liver, and bile ducts.

Dr Alister George, MD says gastroenterology is an important specialty because it explores how well the digestive system is working or not working. Dr Alister George, MD has been board certified in gastroenterology with the American Board of Internal Medicine since 1993. He is proud to also be a member of the American College of Gastroenterology since 1993. Dr Alister George, MD is in high demand in the Thousand Oaks community of California. He is a physician who is well known for his excellent diagnostic skills as well as his compassion. Dr Alister George, MD is considered to be a doctor's doctor. He is the gastroenterologist to many top doctors, actors and public figures in this beautiful community located just 40 miles northwest of Los Angeles.

Dr Alister George, MD has great advice to those who are in need of a gastroenterologist. When asked what to look for in a doctor, "I tell people to look for qualities that I hope others see in me," says Dr Alister George, MD.

The first thing Dr Alister George, MD will tell you is to seek a gastroenterologist who is board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine. A gastroenterologist who is board certified demonstrates that he or she has the proper skills and expertise, comprehension, and experience to practice the gastroenterology specialty of medicine.

Dr Alister George, MD will recommend you ask family members or trusted friends when looking for a great doctor. A recent survey at the office of Dr Alister George, MD showed 98 percent of his patients were completely satisfied with the care and service they received. This survey also acknowledged that his patients plan to refer their own friends and family to him.  Dr Alister George, MD was awarded the Vitals.com Patient's Choice Award from 2008 through 2011 by a noteworthy online health resource. In 2010, he was awarded the Vitals.com Compassionate Doctor Recognition Award.

The relationship between patient and doctor is not only confidential but also vulnerable. Patients are sometimes reluctant to tell doctors things that can be considered important because they don't want to feel judged. Dr Alister George, MD says it is extremely important to look for a doctor who cares and who will take the time to listen. It is important to have a doctor listen to your concerns and your needs. Dr Alister George, MD adds that patients should be cautious of a doctor who is quick to rush to the next patient. He further warns them to watch out for doctors who do more talking than listening. Dr Alister George, MD appreciates the feedback he receives from his patients and colleagues, expressing gratefulness toward him for being supportive, understanding, and concerned. Every doctor should make you feel that you are their top priority.

Dr Alister George, MD has been a gastroenterologist for more than 20 years. He continues to enhance and fine-tune his skills to improve both the science and art of medicine, and to better serve the needs of his patients.

About: The key items you should seek in a gastroenterologist by Dr Alister George, MD.

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