Joseph Palmeri of Tulsa - A Family Man

Joseph Palmeri of Tulsa has always valued his relationships with friends and family over all other aspects of his life, even his career. Joseph says that the medical field can often be a very demanding one, and it is easy to forget that there is a world outside of it, and other people that need your care and attention just as much as the patients you deal with regularly. That is why Joseph makes sure to set aside time to spend with his family, which includes his loving wife Vanessa Rynn Palmeri, and their beloved daughter. Joseph says that becoming a father was far more terrifying and challenging than becoming an anesthesiologist ever could have been, but that it is also very rewarding, far more than his career. Joseph says he and his family have been blessed with good health, and to squander that health, would be tragic. This is why Joseph and his family often go on picnics, or take trips to the beach or walks in the park. As a medical professional, Joseph knows that the time together is essential for his daughter to bond with them, and help to form a close and trusting relationship for the many years to come. Joseph also says that it is simply a great day to spend an afternoon, and it is days like that, in the warm sun and cool breeze, that help him make it through particularly rough days at work.  

Joseph Palmeri of Tulsa puts family first because it is with their love and support that he finds the strength to stay dutiful in the most trying of times. Joseph says that all of his success in the medical field would mean nothing without his family to share in the spoils with. Joseph also hopes that one day, with his guidance, that his daughter will be instilled with the same values, and perhaps attend college close to home, the same way he had. Joseph says that though he would prefer if his daughter stayed close to home when she attended college, that he would understand if she did not, and he would simply have to “Get over it” as his friends like to tell him. Joseph says that it is his closeness with his family that has allowed him to relate so well to the family of his patients, and provide them with the comfort and level of service he would hope for his family to receive in a similar situation.