Sapienza University of Rome
Degree in Medicine and Surgery and registration with the Rome Medical Association.
Physician with experience in emergency department care, telemedicine and vital-sign monitoring, also serving with the Italian Red Cross.

Dr Bruno Giummarra is a physician who graduated in Medicine and Surgery from Sapienza University of Rome and is registered with the Rome Medical Association.
He works in the Emergency Department at San Carlo di Nancy Hospital in Rome, with experience in the assessment and management of medical emergencies.
He also collaborates with the Italian Red Cross in activities involving vital-sign monitoring through smart devices and the use of telemedicine tools.
Medical training, hospital work, collaboration with the Italian Red Cross and the use of digital healthcare tools.
Degree in Medicine and Surgery and registration with the Rome Medical Association.
Work at San Carlo di Nancy Hospital in Rome, providing emergency medical care.
Healthcare collaboration and service as a Medical Second Lieutenant in its Military Corps.
In emergency care and remote consultations, medical history, symptoms and vital signs help define priorities, assessment limits and the next appropriate steps.
Symptoms and vital signs are reviewed according to clinical priority and level of risk.
Smart devices support the collection and monitoring of clinical data.
Recommendations, assessment limits and warning signs are explained clearly.
Dr Giummarra combines his Emergency Department work with his collaboration with the Italian Red Cross, where he is also involved in vital-sign monitoring and telemedicine.
He has participated in COVID-19 vaccination campaigns and provided medical support on film sets, gaining experience across different operational settings.
Provide the patient’s age, symptoms, how long they have been present, any vital signs already measured, your city and whether you need a home visit or an online consultation.