Dr. Joseph Ricotta makes an appearance on iHeartRadio!
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- Created: December 12, 2016
Dr. Joseph Ricotta explains vascular surgery and endovascular therapy treatment options during iHeartRadio appearance.
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




Dr. Joseph Ricotta explains vascular surgery and endovascular therapy treatment options during iHeartRadio appearance.
Delray Medical Center recently received the Magellan Robotic System. Read how Dr. Joseph Ricotta uses the robot to perform endovascular procedures.
Tenet Florida Physician Services (TFPS) is pleased to announce that expert vascular surgeon, Dr. Joseph Ricotta, has joined the TFPS multispecialty physician group and is the newest member of the Tenet Florida Cardiovascular Care network. Dr. Joseph Ricotta is a nationally and internationally renowned expert in the field of vascular and endovascular surgery. He brings years of valuable experience working at the nation’s leading institutions such as Yale, Johns Hopkins, Mayo Clinic, and Cleveland Clinic to his role as Regional Medical Director of Vascular Surgery and Endovascular Therapy. Dr. Ricotta is board-certified in both general and vascular surgery and specializes in endovascular robotic surgery, aortic and peripheral aneurysms, carotid and cerebrovascular disease, peripheral arterial disease, and venous disease. Dr. Ricotta has opened an office in Delray Beach and is on staff at Delray Medical Center.
Dr. Ricotta at Delray Medical Center is the first in the southeast United States to use a vascular robot known as “Magellan” to perform surgery, according to hospital officials. The medical center is the only hospital in Palm Beach County that has the Magellan robot, which can perform minimally invasive vascular surgeries with “extraordinary accuracy,” according to press release from the hospital. Dr. Joseph Ricotta, a vascular surgeon, was the first to use the robot...
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