Dr. Liang earned his bachelor’s degree in biomedical sciences and his medical degree from the University of Michigan. During his final year at Kaiser Permanente in Los Angeles for his six-year urology training, Dr. Liang served as chief resident. After that, Dr. Liang served a two-year fellowship at UCLA doing kidney transplants. After volunteering at Harbor-UCLA for several years, Dr. Liang accepted a part-time attending staff position where he teaches residents while performing transplants and other challenging urological procedures.

Dr. Liang is a member of the American Urological Association and the American Society of Transplantation. He also holds affiliations with the Good Samaritan Hospital, California Hospital, Pacific Alliance Hospital, and Harbor-UCLA Medical Center.

Patients turn to Dr. Liang for kidney and bladder stones, kidney tumors, erectile dysfunction, and urinary incontinence. In the clinic, Dr. Liang’s patients commend his compassionate bedside manner and his attentiveness during appointments.

Even with his busy practice and attending staff duties, he gives his patients all the time they need for questions and support without making them feel rushed.