Meet the team – Introducing Giuliani!

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September 11, 2024

Dear readers,

Today we are shifting gears from our health content and would like to highlight the team that makes it all happen at The Gajer Practice. They are working endlessly behind the scenes to support and help our patients achieve their health goals.

I would like to begin by introducing Giuliani, one of our amazing team members. Stay tuned to hear more about our team!

Warm regards,

Dr. Gajer

Hi! My name is Giuliani Gaitan, I am currently attending Northern Virginia Community College for Nursing and plan on transferring to George Mason in the near future. I have worked as a Medical Assistant and Endoscopy Technician in Gastroenterology for the past 4 years! I have experience working in outpatient and large hospital centers at INOVA Fair Oaks Hospital.

I just recently moved to Burke from Woodbridge last year, and I live with my grandparents to take care of them. I enjoy doing art; I love to draw and paint, my favorite medium is acrylic and oil paint, and my favorite styles are impressionism and abstract expressionism.

I am passionate about helping others and taking care of their wellbeing. I am excited about this new learning experience here at the Gajer practice to establish relationships with the patients and help everyone with their health goals!

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