STPH welcomes recent
associations with physicians


Published on Monday, November 16, 2009 9:42 AM CST



St. Tammany Parish Hospital welcomes the following physicians to its medical staff:

Ali Amkieh, cardiology, Covington; Dean Aubin, emergency medicine, Covington; Brandon Bean, nephrology, Covington; Benjamin Boudreaux, plastic surgery, Mandeville; Mark Dominguez, general surgery, Covington; Hamid Hussain, gastroenterology, Covington; Richard Jeansonne, family medicine, Covington; Nathalie Kerkow, family medicine, Mandeville; John Oubre, internal medicine/pediatrics, Covington; Candace Robinson, emergency medicine, Covington; Jeremy Waggenspack, internal medicine/pediatrics/hospital medicine, Covington; Jonathan Weiler, plastic surgery, Hammond; and Stanford White, emergency medicine, Covington.




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