Invasive Cardiology near Roswell, GA

Care Philosophy: Dr. Verstraete has always had an interest in learning how things work. Throughout high school, she became more interested in human bodies and their function. Working in family medicine, she gets to see a little bit of everything. &#8220Each day brings a unique challenge, but I also get to know my patients and see them over the course of their life.&#8221 Dr. Verstraete enjoys being able to follow patients through their health journey, whether that be a few months or many years &#8211 getting to help them gradually improve their health.In her spare time, Dr. Verstraete enjoys hiking, bicycling, knitting and gardening.&#8220I want to help each of my patients be as healthy as they can possibly be! Working with each patient to find the best solution(s) for their health concerns is so fulfilling. I have a particular interest in using lifestyle changes to improve a patient&#8217s current health concern, as well as their overall health.”

Biography: Dr. Vivek Nautiyal received his medical degree from University College of Medical Sciences in Dehli, India. He completed his Cardiovascular Diseases residency at Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia.He is board certified by American Board Internal Medicine.Dr. Nautiyal is currently in practice at Wellstar Cardiovascular Medicine.

Care Philosophy: Greg Westwood, MD, PhD, is board-certified in family medicine and serves as the medical director for UF Health Family Medicine '?? Old Town. Dr. Westwood received his medical degree from SABA University and completed his family medicine residency at UF College of Medicine. Dr. Westwood chose to pursue family medicine because of the diversity of patients, pathologies, and career opportunities found only in this specialty. He also has his PhD in microbiology and cell science from UF. He worked as a post-doctoral research fellow at Duke University Medical Center, department of pathology. He has several publications from this experience and his most recent one on the role of mast cells in inflammatory bowel disease and inflammation-associated Colorectal neoplasia.