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Maria Susana Castejon, MD

Speaks: English

Services

Hospital Medicine

(701) 323-6000

Primary Location

Sanford Medical Center - Bismarck

300 N. Seventh St.
Bismarck, North Dakota 58501 300 N. Seventh St.
Bismarck, North Dakota 58501

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Hours

Mon - Fri: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Background Information

Education History

Residency:

Internal Medicine: Emory University, Atlanta, GA

Medical School:

La Salle University Medical School, Mexico City, Mexico

Undergraduate School:

Lee University, Cleveland, TN

Certifications:

Internal Medicine: American Board of Internal Medicine

Experience & Research

Leadership and Community Service
Co-Founder and Director, BRIDGES - An Americans based non-profit organization dedicated to improve health and education in rural areas of Copan, Honduras.
Publications
Jordan A. Kempker, Francisco Pasquel, M. S. Castejon, Anna Acosta, Alisa Zaragoza-Macias. “Quality Improvement of Tuberculosis Screening in Foreign-Born Patients”. May 2011. Journal of Immigrant Minority Health.
Quality Improvement
Happy Feet: Improving Rates of Performance of Annual Diabetic Foot Exam in Resident Continuity Clinic. Using a multidisciplinary approach, interventions were implemented to decrease and prevent diabetic foot complications by ensuring foot exam on every follow up visit of diabetic patients.

Personal Interests

In her spare time, Dr. Castejon enjoys playing golf and soccer.

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