Dr. Arti Patel was born in western Pennsylvania and graduated at Case Western Reserve University with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. She then pursued her medical degree at St. George’s University and graduated with honors. Afterwards, she completed her Emergency Medicine residency from Newark Beth Israel Medical Center. She has been practicing Emergency and Urgent care medicine for over 5 years. She is a highly skilled physician who is Board certified in Emergency Medicine. When she gets a spare moment, Dr. Patel enjoys setting new personal records on her Peloton, trying new healthy recipes, binge watching Netlfix with her husband, and exploring the world with her friends and family.
Dr. Michelle Chang
Dr. Michelle Chang completed her emergency medicine residency at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Brunswick, NJ where she was the Administrative Chief resident. She continues to work as an emergency medicine physician at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital along with working at Central Jersey Urgent Care. This brings her valuable experience in high quality, comprehensive patient care for both adult and pediatric patients. During her free time, Dr. Change enjoys spending time with her husband, family and dog, going on hikes, swimming, and surfing.
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