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Wahaj Ahmed, M.D.
Medical Director at Valley Oximetry Sleep Disorders Center (Mesa)

Dr. Wahaj Ahmed, a Diplomate of the American Board of Sleep Medicine, is the medical director of Valley Oximetry Sleep Disorder Center. Dr. Ahmed has extensive training and experience in pulmonary medicine and the treatment and diagnosis of sleep disorders. After obtaining his MD degree from Osmania University in India, Dr. Ahmed completed his residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Medicine in New Jersey. He subsequently completed a Fellowship in Pulmonary Medicine at Brookdale University Hospital in Brooklyn, New York. Dr. Ahmed then went on to Fellowship training in Critical Care Medicine at the University of Medicine in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Since 2001, he has practiced medicine in the East Valley, becoming board certified in sleep through the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, while serving as the section chief of Pulmonary Medicine at Banner Desert Medical Center and adjunct professor of Medicine at Midwestern University.

Presently, Dr. Ahmed is Board certified in Internal, Pulmonary, and Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine. His practice encompasses all aspects of the diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary medicine and sleep disorders.

 

 

Leonard M. Moss, M.D.
Medical Director at Valley Oximetry Sleep Disorders Center (Biltmore)

Dr. Moss is uniquely qualified to provide outstanding sleep care. But it’s not just because he’s board certified, or because he has been a sleep specialist for 10 years. Dr. Moss is also a sleep disorder patient. His own sleep difficulties, in fact, motivated him to study sleep medicine and eventually to redirect his focus as a physician from pulmonary care to sleep care. His first-hand experience with a sleep disorder also better equips him to work alongside patients during evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment.

Treating adult and pediatric patients, Dr. Moss has expertise in a broad spectrum of sleep related disorders, including sleep apnea, insomnia, parasomnias, and excessive daytime sleepiness.

After earning his medical degree from the University of Kansas, Kansas City, Dr. Moss completed his residency in internal medicine at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, and his pulmonary fellowship at Creighton Medical School. He has been practicing medicine since 1980, and became a board certified sleep medicine specialist in 2005.

Dr. Moss believes that the role of sleep, as part of our overall good health and ability to function to our full potential, is often underestimated. “Sleep plays a significant role in our quality of life,” he says. “And most of us are affected by a sleep-related issue at some time in our life”

He also encourages extensive input from his patients. “Patients are not only the best resource I have for determining their course of treatment, but they also provide valuable contributions to medical science, and the treatment of others as well.” 

Board Certified Sleep Medicine, ABIM (American Board of Internal Medicine)
Board Certified Sleep Medicine, ABSM (American Board of Sleep Medicine)
Board Certified Pulmonary Medicine, ABIM
Board Certified Critical Care, ABIM
Board Certified Internal Medicine, ABIM

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