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Located in Staten Island NY Dr. Hossam Lababidi holds a Doctor of Medicine degree specializing in General Allopathic Medicine. As a medical doctor Dr. Lababidi brings a wealth of expertise and experience to his practice focusing on comprehensive healthcare for his patients. With a dedication to providing high-quality medical care Dr. Lababidi offers a range of services to address his patients' needs. Patients can trust in his knowledge and commitment to promoting their well-being through his practice in Staten Island NY. Generated from this place's public information

Dr. Philip Roth is Chairman of Pediatrics and Vice President of Medical Education at Staten island University Hospital. He is a Neonatologist specializing in the care of newborn infants with a variety of medical problems. Dr. Roth has had a particular interest in neonatal infection and nutrition especially breastfeeding and has been involved in studies in both areas. Through the residency program at SIUH, he actively participates in the training of tomorrow's pediatricians. In addition, he oversees all educational programs for all residents and medical students at the hospital. Dr. Roth has been a member of the Perinatal section of the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Program Advisory committee of the March of Dimes and the Committee on Fetus and Newborn of his regional section of the American Academy of Pediatrics. He has been recognized in the Best Doctors issue of New York magazine on numerous occasions.

Ryan Tabtabai MD, MPH, is director of pediatric otolaryngology at Staten Island University Hospital. He sees patients with noisy breathing, congenital malformations, pediatric hearing loss and sleep disordered breathing. He specializes in endoscopic airway surgery, and hearing preservation surgery including cochlear implant and bone anchored hearing aids. He also performs surgery to remove congenital malformations like thyroglossal duct cysts and pre-auricular pits. His overall approach to patient care involves compassion, education, and shared decision-making. "I treat your kid like I would treat my kid," he says.Dr. Tabtabai attended medical school at The University of Connecticut School of Medicine. He then completed a residency in otolaryngology at SUNY Downstate University and a fellowship in pediatric otolaryngology at The University of Connecticut at Connecticut Children's Medical Center.At Northwell Health, he collaborates extensively with pediatricians, pediatric anesthesiologists, pediatric gastroenterologists, and pediatric pulmonologists. He is passionate about providing comprehensive pediatric otolaryngology care within one institution. Dr. Tabtabai values the connections he makes with his patients and their families. "I get to come to work and make kids better. I can't think of a better job than that," he says.