new chief medical officer Salud family health related to Tohoku Colorado.
Pradeep DarMD is the successor to Dr. Tilman FarleyHe has been Salud’s Chief Medical Officer for the past 25 years and will continue to see patients at the Salud Fort Lupton Clinic.
Dr. Dar Commenting on this recognition, he said, “I am delighted to continue my work at Salud by assuming the position of Chief Medical Officer, which will allow me to continue providing medical guidance and leadership to Salud’s community, patients, practitioners, and staff.” It is an honor and I am honored to continue working with Salud’s team of dedicated leaders and healthcare providers.I am honored by the opportunity presented to me by the Board of Directors and the Executive Leadership Team. I am inspired by.”
Dr. Dar completed medical school in Bombay University, India I pursued a fellowship in Interventional Radiology. After graduating from medical school, Dr. Dar Worked briefly as Vice President of a health insurance company medical servicesa position that helped him understand the policy, health economics, and management aspects of medical clinics.
Dr. Dar After that, I completed a family medicine residency. University of North Dakota and the University of HawaiiHe is board certified in family medicine and received the best resident award upon completion of the programme. during his stay Dr. Dar We worked with the Native American community through health services in india; this opportunity helped Dr. Dar Understanding the importance of continuing care in underserved communities drove him to serve towards this end.
Dr. Dar Joined Salud in 2006. family doctor and clinic Prior to moving to the Salud Brighton Clinic, he was the Director of the Salud Sterling Clinic. Dr. Dar Previously, he served on the Banner Sterling Regional MedCenter’s Peer Review, Ethics, and Accreditation Committees.
Current, Dr. Dar Member of Salud’s Peer Review Committees, Platte Valley Medical Center. Dr. Dar Served as Vice President of Salud medical services From 2016 to 2022.
Salud family health am Federally Accredited Health Center (FQHC), which operates 13 clinic locations, 10 school locations, and mobile units. We provide medical, dental, pharmacy, and behavioral health services to low-income, underserved, and seasonal farmworker populations. Since 1970, Salud has been committed to providing care to all community members regardless of their financial situation, insurance coverage or ability to pay.
