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Dr. Raymond Schamel, MD
Clinical Overview
Dr. Raymond Schamel, MD works in Fort Dodge, IA as
Dr. Schamel is board certified in
Office Locations
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Trinity Regional Medical Center802 Kenyon Rd, Fort Dodge, IA 50501
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Dr. Schamel's office is located at 802 Kenyon Rd Fort Dodge, IA 50501. Get a map and directions to Dr. Schamel's office here.
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Dr. Schamel is board certified in
Dr. Schamel has been practicing as a Radiology Specialist for 59 years.
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University of Colorado School of Medicine
1967
- Radiology
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Presbyterian / St Lukes Medical Center
1968
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Presbyterian / St Lukes Medical Center
1974
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