Dr. Earl McAllister, MD works in Tampa, FL as
They graduated from LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans School of Medicine in 1980. Dr. McAllister completed a residency at University South Fla. Dr. McAllister has has worked on more claims relating to
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Went to ER and we learned my wife needed gallbladder (GB) out, a GB op., but not urgently so ER sent us home rec. a surgeon. On ref. from our GE (who also ordered a scan ER did not do, and gave Dr. M valuable info as to GB condition) we went to Dr. M (vs. Dr. ER rec.). Met Dr. on Wed. and he did op on Fri. After Wed. appt. that night had a question re: intense pain and called after hours line, got a call back right away! Night before op. was concerned about taking pain meds pre-Op so needed to make a 2nd after hours call and same near immed. call back!!! Moreover, op. turned out to be far from routine, as I'd read typical GB op is only an hour +/-, but this one involved removing organ and nearly 200 stones which Dr. took nearly 3 hours to do. If you want an experienced top notch Dr. who truly cares about his patients IMO you could not do better than to choose Dr. M. I'm so glad we did, he's old school and practices medicine in a way all Dr's should.
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Dr. McAllister's office is located at 14547 Bruce B Downs Blvd Tampa, FL 33613.
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Dr. McAllister has a star rating of 4.5/5 and has been reviewed 26 times.
Dr. McAllister has been practicing as a General Surgeon for 44 years.
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