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Dr. Rotem Elitsur-Fitzpatrick

1001 Jones Street, Reno, NV 89503

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1001 Jones St, Reno, NV 89503, United States
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Dr. Rotem Elitsur-Fitzpatrick

Dr. Rotem Elitsur-Fitzpatrick is a dedicated pediatrician located at 1001 Jones Street in Reno, Nevada. Originally from Columbus, Ohio, Dr. Rotem brings a wealth of experience as a former Assistant Professor at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. She graduated from Marshall University, Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine in 2012.

Dr. Rotem's husband, Dr. Sean Fitzpatrick, recently completed his orthopedics fellowship and they have chosen Reno as their forever home to raise their three children. Dr. Sean has joined Swift Institute, while Dr. Rotem has joined Aspen Pediatrics.

Dr. Rotem is passionate about travel, outdoor activities such as biking, hiking, and tennis, as well as cooking. Her love for working with children stems from her upbringing in a large family, where she started babysitting and working with kids at a young age. In medical school, she was drawn to pediatrics for their resilience and positive attitude. During her residency, Dr. Rotem focused on promoting healthy food choices and encouraging children to live a healthier lifestyle.

As a member of the Aspen Pediatrics family, Dr. Rotem is committed to providing excellent care for your children. We are thrilled to have her on board and look forward to her caring for your family as well.

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