Languages: English, Korean
Daniel Kim, DO is a compassionate and dedicated, Korean-American, board-certified family physician. As a primary care specialist, he prides himself in taking his time to treat the “mind, body, and soul” of each of his patients.
Dr. Daniel Kim is fluent in Korean and enjoys working with the Korean communities of New York City to treat and educate patients. As an internal medicine doctor he prides himself as being the first point of contact for all his patients, not just the Korean communities, in educating themselves about the importance of preventative care.
He graduated from Rutgers University with a degree in Psychology and completed his medical degree at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine. After completion of his family medicine residency at Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton in California, he dedicated the next four years, serving the United States military community as a Navy Family Physician.
Daniel Kim, DO has a unique variety of experiences ranging from serving as the sole physician for a large community in remote locations around the world to practicing full-scope medicine in hospital settings. He specializes in preventative medicine, men’s health, women’s health, hypertension, diabetes, mental health and well-being, musculoskeletal pain, and osteopathic manipulative medicine.
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