Nalos specializes in Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology, Pacemaker and Automatic Defibrillator implantation as well as cardiovascular consultations. On completion of his residency, Cedars-Sinai Cardiology Fellowship program accepted him as a Cardiology fellow, where he excelled to become chief fellow in both Cardiology and Cardiac Electrophysiology.
He holds board certification in Cardiovascular Disease, and Internal Medicine. Nalos established the first electrophysiology practice in Bakersfield 30 years ago. As a pioneer of electrophysiology in Bakersfield, Dr. He continues to serve more than 6, pacemaker and implantable defibrillator patients in Kern County. From his various clinical research trials and publications, Dr. Nalos brings subject-matter expertise in electrophysiology, pacemaker and Implantable defibrillators.
As one of the only few electrophysiologists in Kern, he betters the lives of the Kern community. He has received a training fellowship in electrophysiology at the Heart Rhythm Society. Aside from his clinical dedication, Dr.
Nalos and his wife travel to Ethiopia each year to engage in philanthropy effortsβ they have set up 50 schools in four countries to provide education and social services to about rural children in Africa. Nalos also brings humility and humanity to the collegial environment.
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