JoshanKShajanMDMBA(He/Him)

Founder and Medical Director at Greenwich Primary Care (Cos Cob, CT and Stamford, CT)

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Office
40 East Putnam Avenue
Cos Cob, CT 06807
Phone+1 203-489-5442

Fax+1 203-325-3270

Dr. Josh Shajan is the founder and Medical Director of Greenwich Primary Care, the premier adult primary care practice of lower Fairfield County with offices in Cos Cob and Stamford, Connecticut. He completed his residency in internal medicine with the Yale University School of Medicine at Greenwich Hospital in 2015, following his MD from Albany Medical College in 2012. Dr. Shajan also holds a BS in Biology & Sociology from Union College and an MBA in Health Administration from Clarkson University. With his team of 7 hand-picked and personally-trained providers, Dr. Shajan leads a tech-forward, responsive practice focusing on optimizing the healthcare lives of modern professionals and accepts all forms of commercial insurance as well as Medicare and Medicaid.

PubMed

19 citations
The effect of fibrin sealant on the prevention of seroma formation after postbariatric abdominoplasty.
Johnson C. Lee, Jason Teitelbaum, Josh K Shajan, Aparajit Naram, Jerome D. Chao
The Canadian Journal of Plastic Surgery = Journal Canadien De Chirurgie Plastique. 2012-08-01

Journal Articles

Traumatic Arm Wound Infected With Vibrio cholerae in a Non-immunocompromised Host
Hirota D, Sachdev A, Thrupp L, Joyner J, Wahba GM, Shajan J, Wirth G, Wounds, 3/1/2010

Abstracts/Posters

Creation of HIPAA-compliant, secure, universally-accessible EMR for multi-location primary-care practices
Shajan J, Medical Student Investigation Conference 2010 - Excellence in Research Awarded, Albany Medical College, 9/1/2010
Methoxycoronaridine suggests neurorestorative effects in rats and has implications for Parkinson's Disease
Shajan J, Medical Student Investigation Conference 2008 - Excellence in Research Awarded, Albany Medical College, 9/1/2008