Dr. Daniel M. Alterman, MD, FACS, FSVS, RPVI, is a surgeon with board certification in Vascular Surgery and General Surgery from the American Board of Surgery. He earned his medical degree at East Carolina University School of Medicine. He continued his training with a surgical residency and fellowship program at the University of Tennessee. Dr. Alterman is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and Society of Vascular Surgeons, and is a registered physician in vascular interpretation.
Dr. Daniel M. Alterman, MD, FACS, FSVS, RPVI, is a surgeon with board certification in Vascular Surgery and General Surgery from the American Board of Surgery. He earned his medical degree at East Carolina University School of Medicine. He continued his training with a surgical residency and fellowship program at the University of Tennessee. Dr. Alterman is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and Society of Vascular Surgeons, and is a registered physician in vascular interpretation.
Dr. Daniel M. Alterman, MD, FACS, FSVS, RPVI, , is a surgeon with board certification in Vascular Surgery and General Surgery from the American Board of Surgery. He is an experienced endovascular surgeon at Vascular and Vein Institute of the South and has appointments available in Germantown, Memphis, and Millington, Tennessee, and in West Memphis and Forrest City, Arkansas.
Dr. Alterman provides a full range of open and minimally invasive vascular therapies for diseases of the arteries and veins, including aortic aneurysm, embolization procedures, peripheral vascular disease, limb salvage, dialysis access creation and maintenance and varicose veins. He provides the latest in innovative and minimally invasive therapies such as carotid and aortic stenting, treatment of varicose vein disease with ulcer and leg swelling, peripheral embolization including pelvic congestion syndrome, and uterine fibroid embolization (UFE). He also offers comprehensive expert care for hemodialysis access, including arteriovenous fistula creation, maintenance, and less invasive percutaneous fistula options.
Dr. Alterman completed his undergraduate studies at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and graduated with his medical degree from the East Carolina University School of Medicine. He continued his training with a surgical residency and fellowship program at the University of Tennessee. In addition to his board certifications, Dr. Alterman is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and Society of Vascular Surgeons, and is a registered physician in vascular interpretation.
Dr. Alterman is the former Chief of Surgery for Mercy Health Partners and Medical Director of the Non-invasive Vascular Laboratory. He is also an experienced educator, having trained medical students and residents, and has been invited to lecture at various classes. He is also a published author of numerous research articles and review chapters.
Outside of work, Dr. Alterman loves to spend time and travel with his wife and three children. He is an avid cyclist, snowboarder, and motorsports enthusiast. Serving as a medical missionary with World Medical Missions, Dr. Alterman spent ten months as a volunteer surgeon at Tenwek Hospital in Bomet, Kenya.
Takes time to listen to you and discuss a solution
He was very kind and patient I appreciate it ,he talked to me he let me know what was going on
He's a great Dr. He takes the time to talk and explain and answer all concerns that you have.
Great doctor
Very professional and informative
Very good office and patient interaction
Very nice. Listed to what we said and fixed it up to get corrected
Having a 8:30 then not seen until after 10 just made it hard sitting that long after an hours drive
They made me feel comfortable,,welcomed.Im excited to have my procedure done..The staff was warm,welcoming and amazing. Made me feel safe and anxious to get this burden over with.
I had a procedure done today. And I was told I was going to have medication called into walmart of west Memphis. Left the office around 1pm went to Walmart no medication had been called in. Called the office I was that they would give the nurse the message that my medication hadn't been called in. Call Walmart 2 hours later no medication was called in . Called the office again I was told the same thing previously that they would give the nurse the message. Got a call back 30 minutes from a nurse saying that the medication had been called in. So I called Walmart again no medication had been called in. Here it is 7 PM called Walmart no medication called in. SMH