🩺 Get to Know the Person Behind the Stethoscope 👨⚕️ Meet Dr. Peter Chapman, MD, FACC! His journey into medicine started as early as 7th grade, inspired by a book about the Mayo brothers. With a lifelong passion for helping patients, Dr. Chapman found his calling in cardiology, specializing in heart rhythm disturbances. He was the first trainee in electrophysiology at the Medical College of Wisconsin, where he later joined the faculty. After decades of practice in Milwaukee, he made his way to Georgia to work alongside Dr. Chronos. We’re lucky to have him on our team, bringing his incredible expertise and dedication to patient care. #MeetOurTeam #HeartHealth #Cardiology #LakeCountryMedical #BehindTheStethoscope
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Founder of Defibs4Bristol.com in 2009 to develop a network of 24 hour Community Public Access Defibrillators in Bristol.
Important to recognise immediately this happens.
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