BABYLON, NY, November 06, 2014 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Dr. J. Hertz is a competent and expert doctor of Osteopathic Medicine. He has been known for his great performances in managing different cases of patients regarding Osteopathic problems. Dr. J. Hertz has been featured to be one of the best Osteopathic Medicine physicians.
In 2009, Dr. J. Hertz received his medical degree from New York College of Osteopathic Medicine, Old Westbury. Dr. J. Hertz also graduated from White Memorial Medical Center in Los Angeles, California as Chief Resident of the internal medicine department. In his over 2 years of experience, Dr. J. Hertz has been learning various concepts to fully develop his scope of expertise. He has been always willing to update himself to the latest developments regarding his line of work. He is an active member of American Association of Orthopedic Medicine (AAOM).
In addition, Dr. J. Hertz is not only a physician but also a musician. Dr. J. Hertz received his bachelor's degree from Emory University in 2002 in Music and Art History. This achievement was followed with a master's degree in Music (Piano Performance) in 2004 from New York University. Indeed, he is a multi-talented individual.
Dr. J. Hertz decided to take up Osteopathic Medicine because he believes that Osteopathic physicians encompass a whole body approach to medicine. Moreover, D.O.'s have the same rights and privileges in regards to practicing medicine, performing surgery, and participating in any specialty or sub specialty that exists in medicine. D.O.'s have the unique ability to perform whole body diagnoses of various musculoskeletal ailments, and are able to target these problems with hands on manipulation techniques. Dr. J. Hertz is allied with Babylon Medical Practice.
Dr. Hertz's hobbies include tennis, golf, attending classical music concerts and cooking. Dr. Hertz is a junior member of the Metropolitan Club of New York City. Dr. J. Hertz believes that his success comes from his investments of being dedicated and patient-oriented.
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