British Columbia
Abbotsford
Family Medicine
active
66402
male
17
Fluent in English
Hospital privileges:
Chatham Public General Hospital Society (Chatham)
University Health Network,Princess Margaret Hospital-Ontario Cancer Institute (Toronto)
University Health Network,Toronto General Hospital Site (Toronto)
University Health Network,Toronto Western Hospital Site (Toronto)
Registered as Independent Practice (from 30 Jun 1997)
Specialty Nuclear Medicine (30 Jun 1997)
Specialty Family Medicine (16 Jun 2006)
Independent Practice (from 30 Jun 1997)
Registered on 01 Jul 1993
Graduated at The University of Western Ontario in 1993
Specialty Nuclear Medicine (30 Jun 1997)
Specialty Family Medicine (16 Jun 2006)
Hospital privileges:
Chatham Public General Hospital Society (Chatham)
University Health Network,Princess Margaret Hospital-Ontario Cancer Institute (Toronto)
University Health Network,Toronto General Hospital Site (Toronto)
University Health Network,Toronto Western Hospital Site (Toronto)
Postgraduate Training:
PostGrad Yr 1 at The University of Western Ontario - Nuclear Medicine (01 Jul 1993-30 Jun 1994)
PostGrad Yr 2 at The University of Western Ontario - Nuclear Medicine (01 Jul 1994-30 Jun 1995)
Resident 2 at The University of Western Ontario - Nuclear Medicine (01 Jul 1995-30 Jun 1996)
Resident 4 at The University of Western Ontario - Nuclear Medicine (01 Jul 1996-30 Jun 1997)
Abbotsford Regional Hospital and Cancer Centre
Abbotsford Regional Hospital and, Cancer Centre
No associations
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Damien Deonarine Maharaj has received 1 rating(s) and 1 review(s), resulting in an average rating of 1.25 on a scale from 1 to 5. The overall rating for this medical doctor is extremely bad.
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Elya
I saw this "Dr" in the ER in Abbotsford. I had chest pain, a very high blood pressure and heart rate. I have a very rare lung disease and it's very dangerous for my O2 to drop, which it did from 98% to 95%. It took him 40 minutes to see me at all and he listened to my lungs, which were not the issue at all and took a phone call mid-"exam" only to return 5 minutes later to say he was going to blood work and an xray and he promptly left. I didn't see him at all for 3 hours. No one asked about my pain, no one asked if I was short of breath and if I maybe needed some O2 to give me more energy. No, they just left me to sit. Three hours later, this "Dr" informed me he was discharging me because "he didn't know what was wrong" and therefore I could go home. I told him something was wrong in my body and he asked me what I wanted him to do (as if I'M the Dr). Only when I got upset did he say he could call a specialist IF I WANTED. I just gave up and went home because he clearly didn't care. Turns out I had a severe (and apparently super dangerous) reaction to a new medication I had taken (which I told him about...his response was "mhmm") and my body could've shut down. So thanks "Dr", if I ever see him in any ER ever again, I'm going to refuse to see him because he's useless.
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