Dr. Monica Elizabeth Viteri-giordano D.O.
Pediatrician
1300 N 12th St Suite 508 Phoenix AZ, 85006About
A graduate of Midwestern University, Dr. Monica Viteri-Giordano completed her combined Internal Medicine and Pediatric Residency at Banner Good Samaritan Hospital, Phoenix, Arizona, and Phoenix Chil ... ...
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Professional Memberships
- Member ACP (American College of Physicians ) member: AAP (American Academy of Pediatrics) member
- Member ALMA (Arizona Latin American Medical Association) member
- Member PEO (Women's philanthropic organization)
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