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Mark A. Tulli, MD, FACC
The Cardiac and Vascular Institute
Cardiology
East Office, West Office, Lake City Office
Most recent review: 4 days ago
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5.0
437 Ratings
190 Comments
Dr. Mark A. Tulli, M.D. attended Medical School, Residency and Fellowship at Penn State University where he earned the title of Chief Fellow. Post Fellowship, Dr. Tulli went on to complete his Interventional Cardiology Fellowship at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Tulli joined The Cardiac & Vascular Institute in 2006 holding board certifications in Cardiovascular Disease and Nuclear Cardiology. Dr. Tulli’s areas of clinical interest include Interventional Cardiology and Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR).
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5.0
437 Ratings
190 Comments
Dr. Mark A. Tulli, M.D. attended Medical School, Residency and Fellowship at Penn State University where he earned the title of Chief Fellow. Post Fellowship, Dr. Tulli went on to complete his Interventional Cardiology Fellowship at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Tulli joined The Cardiac & Vascular Institute in 2006 holding board certifications in Cardiovascular Disease and Nuclear Cardiology. Dr. Tulli’s areas of clinical interest include Interventional Cardiology and Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR).
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TCAVI: Gainesville East Office
4645 NW 8th Avenue
Gainesville, FL 32605
Gainesville, FL 32605
TCAVI: Gainesville West Office
1151 NW 64th Terrace
Gainesville, FL 32605
Gainesville, FL 32605
TCAVI: Lake City Office
3239 NW York Drive
Lake City, FL 32055
Lake City, FL 32055
Dr. Mark A. Tulli, M.D. graduated with his Bachelor of Science from the University of Richmond in Virginia before going on to attend Medical School, Residency and Fellowship at Penn State University where he earned the title of Chief Fellow. Post Fellowship, Dr. Tulli went on to complete his Interventional Cardiology Fellowship at Harvard Medical School.
Dr. Tulli joined The Cardiac & Vascular Institute in 2006 holding board certifications in Cardiovascular Disease and Nuclear Cardiology. He has been the Principle Investigator in multiple global and multi-centered clinical trials.
Dr. Tulli’s areas of clinical interest include Interventional Cardiology and Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR). In his free time enjoys golfing, traveling and spending time with his family.
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Wonderful beside
Excellent. Listened to my concerns and developed a care plan accordingly.
Conversation was beautiful when I am deaf.
The best physician anyone could have. Very caring and is willing to listen and order rest accordingly.
Dr. Tulli is kind, gentle and exemplifies the The Cardiac and Vascular Institute.
Excellent Dr very informative
Dr. Tulli is a very down to earth kinda guy. I have seen his amazing skill with both a family member and several neighbors. When I started having a few issues, his office got me right in and he immediately made a plan. Thankfully, now all is well. Thank you, Dr. Tulli, for all you do to bring peace of mind to your patients. It’s very comforting to know I have such a caring, and skilled, great doc when needed!
Great personality, very thorough examination, answered all my questions in great detail. I left there filling satisfied that my heart health is in good hands. “Realizing that doctors can only do so much. I’m thankful that I chose him as my doctor.
Oh, I was just looking at the email address for the manager of Tcavi. That whole thing of us having to bring in our drivers license and insurance card every time we go to your office, even after going twice twice a year for 12 or 13 years, is a real pain. And worse, the girl checked me in without asking for it, but the next guy that came up, she made him go to the computer thingy, and he didn’t have his glasses, and he was pretty upset that they made him do that. You have a sign in the vestibule, telling us this, But we’re so used to just walking through, that I didn’t read it. We can put a man on the moon, but you’re making us do the check-in now? Please tell someone in charge to be more consistent with the humans a check in, or send us an email or text reminding us that now we need to do that, I don’t carry my insurance card everywhere. Nor my drivers license. It’s on my phone.
Excellent care and Doctor.