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3 Ratings

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| Dr. Robert Alexander Brevetta, DO | Dr. Tanya Fuller Fuller Pellin | Dr. Craig Thompson, MD | Dr. Kathryn W Knoy, MD |
| Critical Care Medicine | Nurse Practitioner | Internal Medicine | Nephrology |
| 18 Years of Experience | 14 Years of Experience | 52 Years of Experience | |
| No Virtual Visit Option | No Virtual Visit Option | No Virtual Visit Option | No Virtual Visit Option |
| Speaks Spanish, French | Speaks Spanish, English | Speaks Spanish, English | |
| Spartanburg , SC | Greenville , SC | Greenville , SC | SPARTANBURG , SC |
| Med School: University Of New England College Of Osteopathic Medicine | Med School: University Of South Carolina School Of Medicine Columbia | Med School: Medical University Of South Carolina College Of Medicine | |
Current Profile | View Profile | View Profile | View Profile |
Dr. Robert Alexander Brevetta holds an active medical license in the state of South Carolina.
Doctor Of Osteopathy with an active medical license in the state of South Carolina that expires in 2027.
Completed their residency at Carilion Health System.
Graduated from University Of New England College Of Osteopathic Medicine in 2008.
Dr. Brevetta's NPI number is 1871751677.










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