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DR. PAUL DHANUKA'S STORY
He has served the Redding community and North State region as a medical doctor for nearly two decades.
Dr. Dhanuka and his wife, also a local physician, have three adult children who graduated from local Redding high schools. He is a former Chief of Medical Staff at Mercy Medical Center Redding and at Shasta Regional Medical Center Redding, current President of the North Valley Medical Association, and an Assistant Professor at the UC Davis School of Medicine and California University of Science and Medicine. He volunteers his medical services to local military veterans and their families.
Dr. Dhanuka has built a reputation for serving the people of this community and believes that we can unite to deliver solutions to the issues we face. A lifetime of serving hundreds of thousands of patients has taught Dr. Dhanuka that working together can make a difference. We can improve our quality of life!
DR. PAUL DHANUKA'S STORY
He has served the Redding community and North State region as a medical doctor for nearly two decades.
Dr. Dhanuka and his wife, also a local physician, have three adult children who graduated from local Redding high schools. He is a former Chief of Medical Staff at Mercy Medical Center Redding and at Shasta Regional Medical Center Redding, current President of the North Valley Medical Association, and an Assistant Professor at the UC Davis School of Medicine and California University of Science and Medicine. He volunteers his medical services to local military veterans and their families.
Dr. Dhanuka has built a reputation for serving the people of this community and believes that we can unite to deliver solutions to the issues we face. A lifetime of serving hundreds of thousands of patients has taught Dr. Dhanuka that working together can make a difference. We can improve our quality of life!
He believes that we must lower our cost of living, including energy bills, ensure that our police and fire departments have the resources and authority to keep our neighborhoods and streets safe, and bring needed medical specialty care and treatment to the North State.
Dr. Paul Dhanuka and his wife are members of their church. He serves on the Shasta County Public Health Advisory Board, Simpson University’s Community Advisory Committee, and Turtle Bay Exploration Park Board of Regents. He enjoys the outdoors, sport shooting, fishing, and volunteering in the Redding community
DR. PAUL DHANUKA'S STORY
He has served the Redding community and North State region as a medical doctor for nearly two decades.
Dr. Dhanuka and his wife, also a local physician, have three adult children who graduated from local Redding high schools. He is a former Chief of Medical Staff at Mercy Medical Center Redding and at Shasta Regional Medical Center Redding, current President of the North Valley Medical Association, and an Assistant Professor at the UC Davis School of Medicine and California University of Science and Medicine. He volunteers his medical services to local military veterans and their families.
Dr. Dhanuka has built a reputation for serving the people of this community and believes that we can unite to deliver solutions to the issues we face. A lifetime of serving hundreds of thousands of patients has taught Dr. Dhanuka that working together can make a difference. We can improve our quality of life!
He believes that we must lower our cost of living, including energy bills, ensure that our police and fire departments have the resources and authority to keep our neighborhoods and streets safe, and bring needed medical specialty care and treatment to the North State.
Dr. Paul Dhanuka and his wife are members of their church. He serves on the Shasta County Public Health Advisory Board, Simpson University’s Community Advisory Committee, and Turtle Bay Exploration Park Board of Regents. He enjoys the outdoors, sport shooting, fishing, and volunteering in the Redding community.
He believes that we must lower our cost of living, including energy bills, ensure that our police and fire departments have the resources and authority to keep our neighborhoods and streets safe, and bring needed medical specialty care and treatment to the North State.
Dr. Paul Dhanuka and his wife are members of their church. He serves on the Shasta County Public Health Advisory Board, Simpson University’s Community Advisory Committee, and Turtle Bay Exploration Park Board of Regents. He enjoys the outdoors, sport shooting, fishing, and volunteering in the Redding community.