Dr. Sue Mitra’s New Office In Melbourne Outfitted For Patient Convenience

By  //  October 25, 2012

BREVARD PHYSICIANS NETWORK MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

DR. SUE MITRA with her staff, left to right: Ruth Walker, Phyllis Howell, Julie Roberge and Maureen Pace. Dr. Mitra is very proud of her welcoming, caring staff and their dedication to quality care and a high level of service. Dr. Mitra’s philosophy is to focus on prevention and has high communications her patients. (Space Coast Medicine & Active Living image)

BREVARD COUNTY • MELBOURNE, FLORIDA – Internal medicine physician Dr. Sue Mitra recently relocated her practice to south Wickham Road in the heart of Melbourne, Florida.

Her new office is at 397 N. Wickham Road, Suite 101, across from Wuesthoff Hospital. Dr. Mitra’s modern office suite is outfitted for patient convenience, featuring on-site EKGs and lab work. She also offers immunization for shingles and flu vaccinations.

Dr. Sue Mitra’s new office is at 397 N. Wickham Road, Suite 101, across from Wuesthoff Hospital. Dr. Mitra’s modern office suite is outfitted for patient convenience, featuring on-site EKGs and lab work. She also offers immunization for shingles and flu vaccinations. (Space Coast Medicine & Active Living image)

“This location is very convenient for our patients, some who travel here from as far south as Vero Beach,” said Dr. Mitra. “We’re in close proximity to the hospital, and near the main business district.”

When a patient needs to be seen quickly, Dr. Mitra’s staff works to get them a same-day appointment. She is very proud of her welcoming, caring staff and their dedication to quality care and a high level of service. Dr. Mitra’s philosophy is to focus on prevention and has high communications her patients.

“When I am entrusted with a patient’s care, I don’t want to miss anything, however small. If someone has a low potassium level, or the slightest abnormality, I research it.”

As a result, she said her patients participate more fully in their care. “My patients regularly keep me informed,” she said. “They know I care. Follow up is very important.”

Dr. Mitra completed her residency at the University of Florida in Gainesville and has practiced in Brevard County since 2002. She is a member of the American College of Physicians and the American Society of Internal Medicine, and has hospital privileges at Holmes Regional Medical Center and Wuesthoff in Melbourne.

Opportunity To Serve Others

As a child, Dr. Mitra loved math and considered going into engineering. Her mother had relatives in medicine and encouraged her to consider a medical career. “It was smart advice,” she said, “my medical career has given me a wonderful and fulfilling opportunity to serve others.”

Dr. Mitra became a physician at the young age of 21 and intended to become a specialist, but soon became fascinated with internal medicine.

“You see the patient as a whole, instead of focusing on just one organ system,” said Dr. Mitra.

Her leadership qualities have been recognized by her peers as she served as president of the Brevard Indo-American Medical and Dental Association (BIMDA), which brings together physicians, dentists and other medical scientists of Indian heritage residing in Brevard County and central Florida.

“My greatest joy has been getting to know my patients and helping to save lives,” she said.

FOR INFORMATION Call 321-622-6222 or log on to SueMitra.com