Vabah Harris, PA

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Dedicated Physician Assistant Embraces Technology to Enhance Patient Care

A prominent physician assistant, Vabah has been an integral part of the team at City of Hope since the organization transitioned from Cancer Treatment Centers of America. With a solid commitment to improving patient outcomes through innovative healthcare solutions, she is eager to embrace the future of telehealth.

Having earned her degree from Howard University, Vabah Harris has dedicated the past nine years to providing compassionate and comprehensive care to her patients. As a physician assistant, she specializes in the prevention and treatment of human illnesses and injuries, playing a crucial role in the healthcare team by offering a broad range of services under the supervision of a physician. Her extensive training allows her to conduct physical exams, order and interpret diagnostic tests, perform medical procedures, and prescribe medications, all while ensuring that her patients receive the highest quality of care.

Vabah’s passion for telehealth stems from its potential to bridge gaps in healthcare access, particularly for patients in underserved communities. She recognizes that telehealth offers an invaluable advantage by allowing patients to connect with healthcare providers from the comfort of their homes, thus eliminating barriers such as transportation and scheduling conflicts. 

At City of Hope, Vabah actively participates in developing and implementing telehealth initiatives. She works alongside her colleagues to ensure that patients receive the same level of care they would expect from in-person visits. She focuses on leveraging technology to enhance patient education, empowering individuals with the knowledge they need to manage their health proactively. 

In addition to her work in telehealth, she is committed to continuous professional development. She regularly attends workshops and conferences to stay updated on the latest advancements in medical technology and treatment methodologies. Her dedication to lifelong learning benefits her professional growth and enhances the care she provides to her patients.

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