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Christopher Showers, MD
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Christopher Showers, MD
- Telehealth visits
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Education & training
Board certification
- Nephrology, American Board of Internal Medicine/Nephrology
- Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine
Residency
- Internal Medicine, New York - Presbyterian Queens Hospital
Internship
- Internal Medicine, New York - Presbyterian Queens Hospital
Degree
- MD, American University of Antigua College of Medicine
Academic title
- Health Sciences Clinical Professor
Locations
My research
Publications
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- August 26, 20265 out of 5 Stars
Dr Showers is such a kind doctor. He is very knowledgeable about my disease and always prepared when discussing my treatment. I always enjoy my visits with him and know that I am getting the best care.
- August 19, 20265 out of 5 Stars
WILL RECOMMEND DR. SHOWER TO ANY PERSON THAT MIGHT CARE FOR HYPERTENSION. AN EXTREMELY GREAT FIRST DAY EXPERIENCE IN COMPARISON TO ANY OTHER DOCTOR I EVER HAD. GREAT LISTENER
- August 15, 20265 out of 5 Stars
Excellent dialog and discussion
- August 13, 20265 out of 5 Stars
Dr Showers is a joy to work with.
- August 5, 20265 out of 5 Stars
Doctor Showers is taking over for retired physician Stephen Gluck and I was very apprehensive before the meeting but now I feel very confident he is going to be a great doctor as well.
- July 20, 20265 out of 5 Stars
I am lucky with my provider
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