Dylon D. Gookin, MD

It is an honor to care for patients in critical care and pulmonary medicine. In the intensive care unit (ICU), I work with patients and their families during some of the hardest times in their lives. I hope every patient leaves the ICU able to live a longer, happier life. When that isn't possible, I do my best to make sure patients are treated with respect, dignity, and peace.

Family members help me understand what matters most to my patients. I listen to their concerns and explain things in a way that is easy to understand. I want patients and their families to feel informed and supported. I can't control every outcome, but I care deeply about people and do my best to make a difference in their lives.

In pulmonary care, I enjoy helping patients breathe easier and get back to the things they love. My goal is to help patients feel better, enjoy life, and look forward to what comes next.