Eric Ramos, PA-C

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Veteran Healthcare Provider Brings Extensive Experience and Commitment to Patient Care

Revibe Health is excited to announce that Eric, a Certified Physician Associate, is continuing his commitment to delivering exceptional healthcare services at our facilities. With a robust background and a wealth of experience, he has become an invaluable member of our team, ensuring that the health and well-being of our patients remain a top priority.

Academically, he is a distinguished healthcare professional who received his Master of Science from the Physician Assistant Program at the University of Utah School of Medicine. He also holds dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Biology and Natural Science from the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his clinical practice and patient care. He has also recently been selected for admission to the University of Lynchburg’s DMSc, Doctor of Medical Science program, highlighting his commitment to ongoing education and professional development.

Before joining Revibe Health, Eric served honorably as a United States Army Medic during Operation Iraqi Freedom, where he demonstrated exceptional skill and bravery. His commendable service earned him the Army Commendation Medal for managing multiple combat trauma casualties, the Combat Medical Badge for performing under enemy fire, and the Army Achievement Medal for surpassing U.S. Army physical fitness standards.

At Revibe Health, he is dedicated to providing a range of services tailored to men’s health, including testosterone therapy, erectile dysfunction, medical weight loss treatments, and innovative wellness solutions. His approach is rooted in understanding the unique needs of each patient, and he is committed to offering personalized care that addresses their specific concerns.

As an owner of Revibe Health facilities in Tulsa, Oklahoma City, and Salt Lake City, Eric is not only a clinician but also a leader in the field. He has been actively involved in the Guidelines Committee at Revibe Health since 2020, ensuring that best practices are implemented to enhance patient outcomes. He is a member of professional organizations such as the American Academy of Physician Associates (AAPA) and PA’s in Obesity Medicine (PAOM). 

Eric is more than just a healthcare provider; he is a passionate advocate for men’s and women’s health. His mission at Revibe Health is clear: to empower patients through education, support, and comprehensive treatment options that enhance their quality of life.

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