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| Robert Weinrieb, MD | Dr. Shelley Sellinger, MD | Dr. Andrew Li, MD | Dr. Mary Bartek, MD |
| Psychiatry | Psychiatry | Psychiatry | Psychiatry |
| Accepts New Patients | Accepts New Patients | Accepts New Patients | Accepts New Patients |
| 39 Years of Experience | 45 Years of Experience | 6 Years of Experience | 19 Years of Experience |
| No Virtual Visit Option | Virtual Visit Available | Virtual Visit Available | Virtual Visit Available |
| Speaks English | Speaks English | Speaks English | |
| Philadelphia , PA | Cincinnati , OH | Jacksonville , FL | Nashville , TN |
| Med School: State University of New York at Buffalo | Med School: CETEC | Med School: Florida Atlantic University Charles E Schmidt College of Medicine | Med School: University of Washington School of Medicine |
Current Profile | View Profile | View Profile | View Profile |
Robert Weinrieb holds an active medical license in the state of Pennsylvania.
Medical Doctor with an active medical license in the state of Pennsylvania that expires in 2026.
Completed their residency at St. Vincents Hospital in 1988.
Graduated from State University of New York at Buffalo in 1987.
Robert Weinrieb's NPI number is 1750318671.










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