Dr. Thomas S. Parisi, MD, FACP, RPHS

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Get to know Endovascular Phlebology Specialist & Vascular Surgeon Dr. Thomas S. Parisi, who serves the population of Las Vegas, Nevada.

Dr. Thomas Parisi is a dual certified Endovascular Phlebologist currently practicing with his private practice. Additionally, he is the President and CEO and Chief of Endovascular Surgery of Personal Medical Care LLC and the Las Vegas Vein. He is also affiliated with Desert Springs Advanced Wound Care Center. Previously, Dr. Parisi worked in wound care and hyperbaric centers such as North Vista Hospital, Valley Hospital, St. Rose-Delima Campus.

Dr. Parisi completed his undergraduate degree in Biology and Pre-Med from Widener University in 1996. He then earned his Master of Science in Microbiology from Thomas Jefferson University. Furthering his education, he earned his medical degree from the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine in the Netherlands, followed by his second medical degree from St. Christopher’s College of Medicine, Cambridge University, in England. Relocating back to the United States, he completed his Internal Medicine Residency at the University of Nevada. Additionally, he completed Limb Salvage & Reconstruction training at the University of California. 

Dr. Parisi is certified in Wound Care & Hyperbaric Medicine from the NACGME. Additionally, he is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of Venous & Lymphatic Medicine. 

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