Dr. Joseph Ricotta talks about performing elective surgeries on WPBF 25 News
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- Created: May 04, 2020
Tenet hospitals in Palm Beach County are re-open to perform elective surgeries on WPBF 25 News. Watch Dr. Ricotta's interview.
Joseph J. Ricotta, MD,
MS, DFSVS, FACS
National Medical Director,
Vascular Surgery and Endovascular
Therapy at Tenet Healthcare;
Professor of Surgery, Founder and
Program Director of the Vascular
Surgery Fellowship at the
Charles E. Schmidt College
of Medicine at Florida
Atlantic University
Vascular Surgeon
and Medical Director
#1Vascular Surgeon
in Florida
#2in the Nation




Tenet hospitals in Palm Beach County are re-open to perform elective surgeries on WPBF 25 News. Watch Dr. Ricotta's interview.
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