- Brain & Spine Center2011 N Harrison AvePanama City, FL 32405
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Dr. Douglas Stringer, MD
Neurosurgery, Spine Surgery, Pain MedicineNeurosurgery | Spine Surgery | Pain Medicine
Male
Panama City, FL
Languages supported at his practice: Spanish, English
Languages supported at this practice:
Spanish, English
- Accepting New Patients
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Dr. Stringer's Background
Bio
Dr. Stringer, MD is a practicing Neurosurgeon in Panama City, FL. He completed a residency at Medical College of Georgia Augusta GA. Dr. Stringer also specializes in Pain Medicine and Spine Surgery. He currently practices at Brain & Spine Center and is affiliated with Gulf Coast Medical Center. Dr. Stringer accepts multiple insurance plans including Aetna, Humana, and Medicare. Dr. Stringer is board certified in Neurological Surgery. In addition to English, Dr. Stringer's practice supports this language: Spanish.
Dr. Stringer, MD is a practicing Neurosurgeon in Panama City, FL. He completed a residency at Medical College of Georgia Augusta GA. Dr. Stringer also specializes in Pain Medicine and Spine Surgery....Dr. Stringer, MD is a practicing Neurosurgeon in Panama City, FL. He completed a residency at Medical College of Georgia Augusta GA. Dr. Stringer also specializes in Pain Medicine and Spine Surgery. He currently practices at Brain & Spine Center and is affiliated with Gulf Coast Medical Center. Dr. Stringer accepts multiple insurance plans including Aetna, Humana, and Medicare. Dr. Stringer is board certified in Neurological Surgery. In addition to English, Dr. Stringer's practice supports this language: Spanish.Specialties
Hospital Affiliations
- Gulf Coast Medical Center
- Gulf Coast Medical Center
Education
- Residency
- Medical College of Georgia Augusta GA
- Medical School
- Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University
- Augusta, GA
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