Jaisha Mathew, M.D.
Supportive Care Medicine Physician
4.9 (107 RATINGS)
Clinical Expertise
Interventional Pain Management
Psychiatry
Palliative Care
Appointments
Assistant Clinical Professor, Department of Anesthesiology
Assistant Clinical Professor, Department of Supportive Care Medicine
Assistant Clinical Professor, Division of Interventional Pain Management, Department of Supportive Care Medicine
Clinical Teams
Supportive Care Medicine
This is the perfect setting where I can practice a combination of all of my training in psychiatry, palliative care and pain medicine.”
Jaisha Mathew, M.D., became a doctor after seeing the profession up close at home. She was influenced by her father (“a model physician”) who raised her to appreciate both the science and humanity of medicine.
Dr. Mathew trained as a psychiatrist but found her calling in interventional pain management, helping her patients manage the pain and emotional impact of serious illness. “As doctors, we are naturally drawn to comfort others,” she says. “Treating pain has been an extension of this for me.”
After earning her M.D. at Medical University of Silesia (Poland's largest medical school), Dr. Mathew completed her residency in psychiatry and fellowship in hospice and palliative care at New York Medical College-Metropolitan Hospital, followed by a fellowship in pain medicine at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
Having worked as a hospice physician in New York, Dr. Mathew believes she has found her niche with City of Hope's supportive care team.
“I like to think that I didn’t choose my field, but rather, my field chose me.”
American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology
New York State Medical License
2008, M.D., Medical University of Silesia, Katowice, Poland
2017-2018, Pain Medicine, Department of Anesthesiology, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA
2015-2016, Hospice and Palliative Care, New York Medical College-Metropolitan Hospital, New York, NY
2014-2015, Chief Resident, Psychiatry Resident Program, New York Medical College-Metropolitan Hospital, New York, NY
2018-present, Assistant Clinical Professor, Division of Interventional Pain Management, Department of Supportive Care Medicine, City of Hope, Duarte, CA
2016-2017, Hospice Regional Medical Director, Visiting Nurse Services of New York, New York, NY
- 2005, Treatment of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms with Endovascular Stent-Graft Prosthesis in 96 High Risk Patients. Cardiology in Review. Lippincott Williams and Wilkins.
Ratings and reviews below are gathered from the Press Ganey Clinician and Group Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CG CAHPS) survey. CG CAHPS is a standardized survey that is used to measure a patient's experience in the physician office setting. Ratings are an average of all responses to questions about a provider's care, with five stars being the highest.
Ratings
5.0
Recommend this provider office
5.0
Provider listen carefully to you
5.0
Show respect for what you say
4.9
Provider explain in way you understand
4.9
Know important info medical history
4.9
Spend enough time with you
4.8
Rate provider 0-10
Reviews
09/08/23
I was very happy with doctor Mathew. She spend enough time with me, listened to my concerns. - Verified patient
07/24/23
Excellent!!! - Verified patient
07/24/23
Again, one of the best connection and easy to connect and talk on the video. . - Verified patient
07/05/23
Excellent and thoughtful evaluation of my health issues. - Verified patient
07/04/23
Dr. Mathew demonstrated care and concern for my condition. She was thoughtful and really seemed to be problem solving. Was familiar with medical history.I felt very much listened to, unusually in most of my experiences with doctors. - Verified patient