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Dr. Reza Manesh

Hospitalist & Clinician Educator

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Dr. Reza Manesh is a hospitalist at the Greater Los Angeles Veterans Affairs Medical Center in California.

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A Case of Syncope with the Clinical Problem Solvers
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The Curbsiders Internal Medicine

Episode # 529  •  15 Jun 2026

A Case of Syncope with the Clinical Problem Solvers

Enjoy the ride as we go through a case of syncope with the Clinical Problem Solvers! Listen in awe as they break down their thought process when evaluating a patient presenting with syncope. We are joined by Reza Manesh (UCLA) and Rabih Geha (UCSF).

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About

Reza Manesh, MD is a hospitalist at the Greater Los Angeles Veterans Affairs Medical Center and Professor of Medicine at UCLA School of Medicine. He is the director of Didactic Teaching at the VA.

Reza co-founded Clinical Problem Solvers with the mission to democratize the teaching of diagnostic reasoning. He aims to help others find joy in their healthcare training and careers. He authored, Finding Joy in Medicine, a memoir highlighting his formula for joy in medicine.

He graduated from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. He completed internal medicine residency training at the University of California San Francisco. His peers at UCSF recognized him as the doctor most exemplifying the personal and professional qualities of a UCSF physician through the Jeffrey Weingarten Award. His first faculty position was as a clinician-educator at Johns Hopkins University for five years where he was awarded the Osler Housestaff Full-Time Faculty Teaching Award.

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