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- MOHAMAD ABDELFATTAH, MD
- ANTONY AWAD, DO, MS
- MAZDA AGHAMOHAMMADI, MD
- NEEMA AGHAMOHAMMADI, DO
- BAHRAM ALAVYNEJAD, MD
- ABHINANDAN BHARNE, MD
- MOUHAMED FARHAT, MD
- CHRISTOPHER GILANI, MD
- MATTHEW GUESS, MD
- NATHAN GILMORE, MD
- J. MICHAEL GUTHRIE, MD
- BHAVINI JAISWAL, MD
- STEVEN LIN, MD
- A. RYAN PUREZA, MD
- ROBERT ROWE, MD
- USMAN SHAH, MD
- SAM TONTHAT, DO
- WALTER VALESKY, MD
steven lin, MD
EDUCATION
Brown University
Bachelor of Arts in History
1990-95
University of California, Davis
School of Medicine
Doctor of Medicine
1996-2001
POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
Internal Medicine Residency
2001-04
Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York
Critical Care Medicine Fellowship
2004-06
BOARD CERTIFICATION
LEADERSHIP & ACTIVITIES
Chair, Hoag Critical Care Medicine Department
2014-16
ABOUT ME
Born in Los Angeles, raised in the suburbs of Orange County, Dr. Lin left sunny southern California headed to the East Coast for college. He attended Brown University, where he graduated magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, honors in History.
After graduating, he returned to California to take up cycling, as well as attend UC Davis, School of Medicine. Thousands of cycling miles later, he made his way down to the beaches and mountains of Santa Barbara. There he completed his Internal Medicine residency and served as Chief Resident at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital.
He decided to head east once again and completed his Critical Care Medicine fellowship at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York. Afterwards, he joined the faculty at Mount Sinai Medical School and cared for patients in the Surgical and Neurosurgical ICUs.
In 2007, he returned to his roots in southern California and joined Newport Critical Care Physicians and the medical staff at Hoag Hospital, where he currently serves as Chair of the Department of Critical Care Medicine.
His interests in medicine include sepsis management, hemodynamic monitoring, neurologic critical care, and the application of technology in medicine to improve patient safety and quality of care.