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Medical Doctor BERNARD GROS

BERNARD GROS is a Florida Medical Doctor with their office listed as being located at: 3400 QUADRANGLE BLVD in ORLANDO, Florida 32817 Any education information we have on file, publications, awards, certifications, hospital priviliges, directions can be found below. Thanks and we hope you find what you are looking for.

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FL License Details
Full Name: BERNARD GROS
License: ME73065
Profession Name: Medical Doctor
License Created on: 05/15/1997
City: ORLANDO
Prescribing Indicator: N

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Listed Education

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Bachelor's Information:
Degree Earned: MD

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Internships, Residency Programs, Fellowships etc
Program Location:UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
Program:IM - CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE
Program Type:FELLOWSHIP
Program Location:UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN HOSPITAL
Program:IM - INTERNAL MEDICINE
Program Type:RESIDENCY

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Certifications

IM - CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE from AMERICAN BOARD OF INTERNAL MEDICINE

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Hospital Privileges

Hospital and state it is in: ORLANDO REGIONAL HEALTHCARE SYSTEM in FL
Hospital and state it is in: FLORIDA HOSPITAL-EAST ORLANDO in FL

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Faculty Appointments

Title and School: ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE at UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA COLLEGE OF MEDICINE in ORLANDO,FL

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Article Publications

Article title, publication, and date: CHARACTERIZATION OF FALSE POSTIVE DOBUTAMINE STRESS ECHOCA at CIRCULATION on 01/01/1993
Article title, publication, and date: AORTIC DISSECTION: ACUTE DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT at CARDIOLOGY IN REVIEW on 01/01/1996
Article title, publication, and date: FALSE POSTIVE DOBUTAMINE STRESS ECHOCARDIOGRAMS: CHARACTER at JACC on 01/01/1994
Article title, publication, and date: Aceing the Hidden spade - Review of Diagnosis, Followup, Pro at Cureus on 01/29/2019
Article title, publication, and date: Radiation Induced Valvular Disease: The Internist's Prospec at BMJ Case Reports on 01/01/2019
Article title, publication, and date: Pregnancy-Related Acute Aortic Dissection in Marfan Syndrome at Congenital Heart disease on 03/01/2017