Dr. Ronald Ray Magee M.D.

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Delivering Advanced Care for Patients in Oklahoma City and Surrounding Areas

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – Oklahoma Heart Hospital South is proud to announce that Ronald R. Magee, MD, board certified vascular surgeon, has joined its esteemed medical team. With clinics extending across Ada, Oklahoma City, and Shawnee, he is set to enhance the quality of vascular care available to patients in these communities.

Dr. Magee brings a wealth of experience and expertise to Oklahoma Heart Hospital South, focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of vascular conditions affecting arteries and veins, excluding the heart itself. His clinics, including the North Hills Centre Clinic in Ada, the South MOB Clinic, the Vein Center South in Oklahoma City, and the North Kickapoo Clinic in Shawnee, are strategically located to ensure accessible and comprehensive care for patients throughout the region.

A graduate of the prestigious Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Dr. Magee completed his medical education from 1984 to 1988 before moving on to the Brown University Integrated Program in Surgery at Rhode Island Hospital. During his residency from 1988 to 1992, he demonstrated exceptional leadership skills, serving as Executive Chief Resident in his final year. His pursuit of excellence continued with a fellowship in vascular surgery at Harvard University’s Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston from 1994 to 1995.

As a recognized Diplomate of the American Board of Surgery, Dr. Magee adheres to the highest standards of surgical practice and patient care. He is not only board certified in vascular surgery but also possesses advanced laparoscopic training, allowing him to offer the latest minimally invasive techniques to his patients. 

With Dr. Magee’s expertise and commitment to patient care, Oklahoma Heart Hospital South is poised to further its mission of providing exceptional cardiovascular and vascular services. Patients in need of vascular care are encouraged to schedule an appointment at one of Dr. Magee’s clinics.

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