Dr. Arthur Mourtzinos

Dr. Arthur Mourtzinos
Arthur Mourtzinos graduated from the Boston University Seven Year Combined BA/MD Program in 1999. He completed his general surgery residency at Massachusetts General Hospital, urology residency at Lahey Health and Medical Center (LHMC), and a fellowship in male and female pelvic reconstructive surgery and urinary incontinence at UCLA Medical Center. He completed his MBA with a healthcare concentration at Babson College in 2013. Dr. Mourtzinos has served as vice-chairman of the division of Urology at LHMC since 2013. He currently serves on the Lahey Foundation Board of Trustees and Parkland Medical Center Board of Trustees and is an associate professor of Urology at Tufts University School of Medicine. Dr. Mourtzinos has served as the vice-chair for physician compensation at LHMC since 2017 Dr. Mourtzinos has been in practice for 14 years performing procedures for urinary incontinence, BPH, and pelvic reconstructive surgery.

Languages Spoken:

English, Spanish, Greek

Medical School:

Boston University

Residency:

Massahusetts General Hospital and Lahey Health and Medical Center

Undergraduate:

Boston University

Locations

Lahey Hospital & Medical Center Burlington, MA

41 Mall RoadBurlington, Massachusetts, 01805United States
781-744-8762 | Visit Website

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