Dr. Robere J. Missirian, MD

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Providing Expert Orthopedic Treatment with a Personalized Approach

Dr. Missirian, a seasoned orthopedic surgeon with over two decades of experience, is dedicated to offering comprehensive care to patients in Pompano Beach and Fort Myers, Florida. As the Founder of Vital Orthopedic & Spine Institute, he is committed to providing personalized treatment plans that prioritize the well-being and recovery of his patients.

With a firm belief in holistic patient care, he adopts a multi-modality clinical approach that focuses on conservative, non-surgical treatments as the initial step in managing orthopedic conditions. By integrating physical therapy, rehabilitation, medications, trigger point injections, and bracing into his treatment plans, he aims to alleviate pain and improve function without the need for invasive procedures.

Education-wise, Dr. Missirian began his academic journey with a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of Southern California, followed by the completion of his MD at George Washington University.

After finishing his orthopedic surgery residency in Long Island, New York, he established a successful private practice in Los Angeles, California, which later expanded to include 10 clinics and a surgery center. In 2014, he relocated to Florida, where he founded Vital Orthopedic & Spine Institute to continue his mission of delivering high-quality orthopedic care to the local communities.

Dr. Missirian's expertise and dedication to his patients have earned him a reputation as a trusted orthopedic surgeon in Pompano Beach and Fort Myers. With a focus on patient education, individualized treatment plans, and compassionate care, he strives to help patients regain mobility, reduce pain, and improve their quality of life.

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