Dr. Anthony Amoroso MD

Based in College Station, Texas, Dr. Anthony Amoroso MD is an emergency physician with US Acute Care Solutions and practices at a Level II trauma center. Credentialed to work in a number of critical access hospitals in rural Texas, Dr. Anthony Amoroso serves patient needs at an affiliated emergency center in Bryan.

Dr. Amoroso’s responsibilities involve managing a busy location with high ambulance volume, and he also provides residents and rotating medical students with guidance. His entrepreneurial activities extend to serving as the founder and owner of Brazos Valley Charting, and he provides ER providers with chart transcriptions in real time.

After attending the Texas Tech Medical School in Lubbock for his first two years of medical studies, Dr. Anthony Amoroso completed his MD at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas. In the early 2000s, he undertook a three-year residency at the St. John Hospital and Medical Center in Detroit. In his free time, Dr. Anthony Amoroso enjoys activities such as fishing, scuba diving, and family excursions.

Dr. Anthony Amoroso MD is an emergency physician with US Acute Care Solutions and practices at a Level II trauma center.

Drawing upon 18 years of relevant experience, Dr. Anthony Amoroso MD is an emergency physician with US Acute Care Solutions (USACS), through which he manages a high-traffic emergency room that receives roughly 60,000 patients each year. Dr. Anthony Amoroso has been with USACS since 2003, when it was known as Emergency Service Partners, and specializes in trauma, stroke, and chest pain. In addition to patient treatment, he is responsible for teaching family practice residents, Texas A&M medical students, and residents from a nearby military program.

Dr. Anthony Amoroso is also the owner of Brazos Valley Charting, which he founded in 2007 out of Bryan, Texas, to provide real-time chart transcriptionists to ER providers in rural Texas towns. He completed a three-year emergency medicine residency at St. John Hospital in Detroit, Michigan, and earned his doctor of medicine from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. Dr. Amoroso also holds a bachelor's degree in chemistry from Texas Christian University.