Arif Salman MD
Infectious Disease
Lopez Fajerstein Danova MD
Infectious Disease
Poliquin Joseph APRN
Infectious Disease
Wang Shyh-Jeun MD
Infectious Disease
Zachary Cantor DO
Infectious Disease
Prabhu Angeline MD
Infectious Disease
Infectious Disease
Infectious Disease
Infectious Disease
Infectious Disease
Infectious Disease
Infectious Disease
Dr. Salman Arif is a board-certified internal medicine physician with a specialization in infectious diseases. He completed his medical degree with honors from the University of Health Sciences in Pakistan, followed by an Infectious Disease Fellowship at the University of Toledo, Ohio. Dr. Arif has served in various capacities including as an academic teaching attending at the Sunrise GME program at Southern Hills Hospital, Las Vegas, and as a hospitalist at Summerlin Hospital within the Valley Health System. Dr. Arif has engaged in significant research, including collaborative projects with Yale University and Johns Hopkins University, focusing on innovative treatments for infectious diseases. In his personal time, he enjoys squash, racquetball, cricket, reading, and photography.
Danova A. Lopez Fajerstein, MD is an infectious diseases physician with experience in inpatient and outpatient infectious disease management, antimicrobial stewardship, and complex case consultation. She completed her Infectious Diseases Fellowship at the University of Louisville, where she served as Chief Fellow, after completing her Internal Medicine residency at St. Vincent Hospital in Massachusetts.
Originally from Bolivia, Dr. Lopez Fajerstein earned her medical degree from Universidad Mayor de San Simón. Her international academic experience includes scholarship programs at Universidad Nacional de Cuyo in Argentina and Ghent University in Belgium.
Her professional interests include preventive medicine, community health, and clinical innovation. Dr. Lopez Fajerstein is fluent in English and Spanish. Outside of medicine, she enjoys traveling and exploring
Dr. Zachary Cantor is a board-certified internal medicine physician with a specialization in infectious diseases. He completed his medical degree at Touro University Nevada, followed by an Internal Medicine residency at Detroit Medical Center/Wayne State University where he completed an HIV in Primary Care track, followed by an Infectious Disease Fellowship at the University of Colorado which included time at National Jewish Hospital for in depth training of non-tuberculous mycobacterial infections. Dr. Cantor has a variety of research experience including COVID-19, HIV, and STI diagnostics and treatment. In his personal time, he enjoys golf, exploring new restaurants, and reading.