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Priya Reddy, MD FACR

Dr. Priya Reddy is a practicing rheumatologist at AARA-Southwest Florida Rheumatology, based in Tampa Bay.

She grew up in Queens, New York before moving to the West Coast of Florida.

Dr. Reddy completed a fellowship in rheumatology at the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington.

Prior to that, she completed her Internal Medicine training at the University of Illinois - Chicago at Michael Reese Hospital where she was a Chief Resident and Associate Program Director of Internal Medicine.

Read more on Dr. Reddy here.

Teena Lukose, PA-C

Teena Lukose attended St. John's University in New York where she served as President of the Physician Assistant Association and graduated with honors in 2009. She began working for Manhattan's top hospitals specializing in Neurosurgery and Surgical Intensive care units serving both the adult and pediatric population. 

Later, Teena moved to the Tampa, Florida area where she began her family and further pursued her passion for providing exceptional patient care.  Soonafter, she became the lead clinician for an ambulatory surgery center in the heart of Tampa Bay and later promoted to Director of Medical Operations while continuing to practice as a treating clinician in Pain Management.

Teena joins the Southwest Florida Rheumatology family with over 10 years of clinical experience and treating patients with various conditions contributing to pain. She is passionate about getting to the root of the problem and promoting a multi modal approach to managing a patient's symptoms. 

As a former certified dance instructor and fitness coach she has a special interest in nutrition and fitness.  She lives in Riverview with her Husband and three children. In her spare time, she enjoys cooking, working out, traveling, and spending quality time with her children.

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