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Hollis Chaney, MD
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Fellowship Program, Pediatric Pulmonology, 1986
Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh
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Residency Program, Pediatrics, 1983
Kaiser Foundation Hospitals-Oakland
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MD, 1980
Medical College of Pennsylvania
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BA, Biology, 1974
University of California-Riverside
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- American Board of Pediatrics
National Provider ID: 1629167515
Hollis (Holly) Chaney, M.D., earned her bachelor's degree from University of California at Riverside. She received her medical degree from Medical College of Pennsylvania. Dr. Chaney completed both her internship in pediatrics and her residency at Kaiser Foundation Hospital in California. After her residency, she completed a pediatric pulmonary medicine fellowship at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh.Dr. Chaney is an Assistant Professor in Pediatrics at The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. Dr. Chaney is the Vice Chair of the Division of Pulmonary Medicine at Children’s National Hospital. She is board certified in pediatric pulmonology.
Dr. Chaney has been practicing in Children’s Division of Pulmonary Medicine for over 15 years. She is particularly interested in cystic fibrosis and rare genetic disorders including osteogenesis imperfecta, moebius syndrome and other skeletal dysplasias.
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Outside Interests
- Advanced Respiratory, Inc.
- Genetech
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