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Critical Care Surgeon Harrison, NY
Critical Care Surgeon Harrison, NY
Find a critical care surgeon in Harrison, NY to help treat life-threatening ailments.Results for Harrison, NY
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Jeremy Weingarten
Center for Community Health at NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist HospitalDistance: 25.27 mi515 6th Street
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NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist HospitalDistance: 25.27 mi506 6th Street
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NewYork-Presbyterian Medical Group Brooklyn - NeurosurgeryDistance: 25.27 mi501 6th Street
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Thomas Fischer, MD
Southside HospitalDistance: 29.66 mi301 E Main St, 301 E Montauk Hwy
Bay Shore, NY 11706
Critical Care Surgeon Info
Critical Care Surgeon Summary:
A critical care surgeon provides comprehensive care to patients with life-threatening, acute, or potentially life-threatening ailments. A critical care surgeon may practice in a broad range of settings including emergency rooms, intensive care units, operating rooms, or at the scene of the accident. A critical care surgeon typically has expertise in all aspects of the body's biologic and physiologic responses to trauma or injury.
Critical Care Surgeon FAQs:
What is a
A Critical Care Surgeon is a surgeon who cares for the critically ill and those affected by trauma..
Where does a critical care surgeon typically work?
A Critical Care Surgeon usually works in a hospital or primary care setting. A Critical Care Surgeon must be in a well-equipped facility to perform unexpected or emergency surgeries at a moments notice.
How do I find an Critical Care Surgeon in my city and state?
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Critical Care Surgeon Related Terms:
critical care, acute care, emergency medicine, surgery, surgeon, respiratory failure, shock, renal failure, sepsis, life-threatening illness, ICU, intensive care
A critical care surgeon provides comprehensive care to patients with life-threatening, acute, or potentially life-threatening ailments. A critical care surgeon may practice in a broad range of settings including emergency rooms, intensive care units, operating rooms, or at the scene of the accident. A critical care surgeon typically has expertise in all aspects of the body's biologic and physiologic responses to trauma or injury.
Critical Care Surgeon FAQs:
What is a
Critical Care Surgeon
?A Critical Care Surgeon is a surgeon who cares for the critically ill and those affected by trauma..
Where does a critical care surgeon typically work?
A Critical Care Surgeon usually works in a hospital or primary care setting. A Critical Care Surgeon must be in a well-equipped facility to perform unexpected or emergency surgeries at a moments notice.
How do I find an Critical Care Surgeon in my city and state?
The Wellness.com directory will help you locate a Critical Care Surgeon in your state. Select Critical Care Surgeon from the professionals menu and select the state that you are looking to locate a Critical Care Surgeon in. After you have located your state, find the city that you will need a Critical Care Surgeon in. Select the state and city and you will see a list of Critical Care Surgeons in your city and state.
Critical Care Surgeon Related Terms:
critical care, acute care, emergency medicine, surgery, surgeon, respiratory failure, shock, renal failure, sepsis, life-threatening illness, ICU, intensive care