Oommen K. George,Ph.D
Chief Consultant in Homoeopathic Medicine
Specialized in Nutrition, Preventive Healthcare and Cardiovascular Physiology
Director of Clinical Research in Dynamic (Homoeopathic) Medicine.

Dr. Oommen K. George completed his undergraduate degree from Vanguard University in southern California with emphasis in Biology, Chemistry and Biblical Studies. He continued his graduate training and completed his doctorate studies from Loma Linda University, School of Medicine-Department of Physiology/Pharmacology. He is a member of Homoeopathic Medical Association of America and American Physiology Society. He has co-authored scientific articles in the Journal of Cardiovascular Pharmacology and Journal of Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology. In addition, Dr. Oommen was involved in post-graduate training in homoeopathic medicine and has been working with Dr. K.O. George, world-renowned physician in the field of Dynamic/Homoeopathic Medicine and the late Dr. Sosamma George, homoeopathic physician (OBGYN and Female Diseases) for the past fifteen years. He has authored and edited the widely read newsletter, Dynamic Transmission and The Hahnemannian. Furthermore, as an educator and medical scientist he is involved in the development of Samuel Hahnemann School of Homoeopathic Medicine and Los Angeles Int’l University, School of Medicine.

Dr. Oommen K. George will provide homoeopathic consultations with special emphasis on cardiovascular and preventive healthcare. Please contact Hahnemannian Research Center for an appointment. .

EDUCATION

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1994-2003	Loma Linda University, School of Medicine Degree: Doctor of Philosophy, Physiology.
1988-1992	Vanguard University (Southern California College) Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Biology Minor in Chemistry, Biblical Studies and Mathematics Honors: Cum Laude .

COMMUNITY SERVICE/VOLUNTEER WORK

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1984 to 1987	Volunteer in Patient care at Industrial Medical Clinic—City of Industry, California.
1986 to 1989	Volunteer as pharmacy aid at Shiners Pharmacy, Beverly Hills, California.
1988 to present	Youth and Lay leader at Mar Thoma Church of Los Angeles Small group leader integrating biblical principles in today’s multi-cultural environment. Provide counsel and leadership on challenges Indian immigrants face in today’s social environment.
2002 to present	Associate Professor of Vascular Physiology at Los Angeles Int’l University, Samuel Hahnemann School of Homoeopathic Medicine. Irvine, California. Teach medical physiology and pharmacology. Review principles of vascular physiology and medical biochemistry with undergraduate and graduate students.
August 2003	Program Director for Graduation Ceremony at Los Angeles Int’l University, Samuel Hahnemann School of H. Medicine. Organize order of ceremony, coordinate keynote speaker, assign graduation robes for faculty and students, and oversee building site and parking for the graduation ceremony.
2003 to present	Consultant in Homeopathic (Dynamic) Medicine with special emphasis on cardiovascular and preventive healthcare.

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

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2004 to present	The Member of National Center for Homoeopathy (NCM)
2003 to present	The Member of Homoeopathic Medical Association of America
2003 to 2007	The Member of the American Society for Cell Biology
2002 to present	The Member of American Physiology Society

PUBLICATIONS/PRESENTATIONS

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• Original Article: “Centrally acting imidazolines stimulate vascular alpha 1A-adrenergic receptors in Rat-Tail Artery.” Journal of Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology. 26(4-6):645-57., Jul-Aug, 2006.
• "Publication in FASEB Journal, A216 (164.12). In rat-tail artery clonidine and moxonidine but not harmane induces tension development via involvement of both alpha1 and alpha2- adrenergic receptors.., Apr, 2004.
• Original Article: “Moxonidine, an Antihypertensive Agent, is Permissive to ?1-Adrenergic Receptor Pathway in the Rat-Tail Artery.” Journal of Cardiovascular Pharmacology. Vol 31, Nu 2 Feb 2004.
• Poster Presentation & Publication at 43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society for Cell Biology—Dec 14-18, 2003 San Francisco, California. “Angiotensin II induced tension development in Rat-tail Artery involves Phospholipase D and Protein Kinase C.”, Dec, 2003.
• Poster Presentation & Publication at Sixth Annual Research Symposium at Wong Kerlee Conference Center. Loma Linda University, School of Medicine, Loma Linda, California. “In Rat-Tail Artery Moxonidine tension via both alpha 1 & 2 Receptors.” ,. Sept, 2003.
• Paper Published, Souvenir 2003 Los Angeles Int’l University, Samuel Hahnemann School of Homoeopathic Medicine. Irvine, California. “Niemann-Pick Disease.”.,Aug, 2003.
• Thesis Published at Loma Linda University, School of Medicine Graduate School. “Comparison of Receptor Efficacies on Vascular Smooth Muscle Contraction.” ., Jun, 2003.
• Poster Presentation &Publication at Experimental Biology Meeting April 11-15, 2003 San Diego, California. “Differential response of Rat-Tail Artery to Adrenergic and Angiotensin stimulation.” ., Apr, 2003.
• Poster Publication at the Fourth International Symposium on Agmatine and Imidazoline Systems. San Diego, California. “Rat-tail Moxonidine induced tension development via Alpha1 and Alpha2 Receptor.” ., Apr, 2003
• Poster Presentation & Publication 42nd Annual Meeting of the American Society for Cell Biology— San Francisco, California. “PKC modulation of vascular smooth muscle contraction in rat-tail artery is primarily through the AT1 receptor. ., Dec 2002.