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| Dr. Syed Shayan Ahmed Hasni, MD | Dr. Xin Hu, MD | Dr. Christopher Vandenberg, MD | Dr. Philip William Paparone, DO |
| Nephrology | Anesthesiology | Hospital Medicine | Osteopathic Medicine |
| Accepts New Patients | |||
| 30 Years of Experience | 42 Years of Experience | 8 Years of Experience | 57 Years of Experience |
| No Virtual Visit Option | No Virtual Visit Option | No Virtual Visit Option | No Virtual Visit Option |
| Speaks English | |||
| Atlantic City , NJ | Somers Point , NJ | Atlantic City , NJ | Memphis , TN |
| Med School: Dow Medical College | Med School: Guangzhou Medical University | Med School: St Georges University School Of Medicine | Med School: University Of Kansas School Of Medicine |
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Dr. Syed Shayan Ahmed Hasni holds active and expired medical licenses in the states of New Jersey and Illinois.
Medical Doctor with an active medical license in the state of New Jersey that expires in 2027 and an expired medical license in the state of Illinois that expired in 2026.
Graduated from Dow Medical College in 1996.
Dr. Hasni's NPI number is 1740259746.










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