Amy Z. Jiang, MD

I became a rheumatologist because I enjoy the variety and complexity of this area of medicine. I also enjoy getting to know my patients and building good relationships with them. The best care happens when we work together to find the treatment plan that works best for them. I also value hearing from a patient’s family members. They often notice important details about how the patient is doing on a day-to-day basis.

It’s very rewarding to help people manage their rheumatologic disease. There’s nothing better than helping my patients return to living the lives they want and doing the things they love.