Naoki Umeda, MD

Appointed
2016

Education & Fellowships

Fellowship - Academy of Integrative Health & Medicine
Integrative Health & Medicine
San Diego, CA United States
2019

Fellowship - Mayo Clinic
Gastroenterology and Hepatology Neoplasia
Rochester, MN
2010

Fellowship - Mayo Clinic
Transplant Hepatology
Rochester, MN
2009

Fellowship - Musashino Red Cross Hospital
Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Tokyo,
2008

Residency - Tokyo Medical and Dental University
Internal Medicine

2005

Medical Education - Tokyo Medical and Dental University

2003

Additional Training

• Dr. Umeda is board-certified in Internal Medicine, Gastroenterology and Hepatology, and Integrative Medicine in Japan.  His strong points include his wide experience of Integrative Oncology for all types of cancer, knows Japanese healthy food culture such as fermented foods, tofu, or green tea, and that he understands both the advantage and disadvantages of Western and Eastern Medicine.  His aim is to maximize patients' own "power of recovery," and he respects each individual's belief and uniqueness.  Dr. Umeda will tailor the personalized treatment plan not only for cancer patients but also for those with chronic diseases such as gastrointestinal disorders, migraine, mood disorders, and fatigue syndrome. 

Professional Highlights

• Fellowship - Academy of Integrative Health & Medicine
  Integrative Medicine
  San Diego, CA USA
  2019
  
  Fellowship - University of Michigan
  Integrative Oncology Scholar (program)
  Ann Arbor, MI USA
  2019

Certifications

• Integrative Medicine
• Hepatology
• Gastroenterology
• Internal Medicine

Specialty Interests

Integrative Medicine, Integrative Oncology, Internal Medicine, Wellness and Preventive Medicine

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