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Dr. David Young, MD
Emergency Medicine*
Age 52
Dr. David Young, MD
Talihina, OK
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25 years of experience
Overview
Dr. David Young, MD works in Talihina, OK as
They graduated from American University of The Caribbean School of Medicine in 1999. Dr. Young completed a residency at North Oakland Medical Centers. They are affiliated with Talihina Health Care Center.
Their office is not accepting new patients at this time.
Dr. Young practices at Practice in Talihina, OK.
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Locations
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Choctaw Nation Health Care Center1 Choctaw Way, Talihina, OK 74571
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Specialties*
Emergency Medicine
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Education
Education
Medical Education
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American University of The Caribbean School of Medicine
1999
Residency
Residency Hospital
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North Oakland Medical Centers
2003
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Dr. Young's office is located at 1 Choctaw Way Talihina, OK 74571.
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Dr. Young has been practicing as an Emergency Medicine Physician for 25 years.
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