Marna Harris, MD
Board Certified Anesthesiologist located in Mesa, Glendale & Prescott, AZ
About Dr. Marna Harris
A graduate of Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. Dr. Harris, a board certified anesthesiologist, completed anesthesia residency at Temple University in Philadelphia. Her expertise is office based mobile anesthesia.
Dr. Marna Harris is a Licensed Board-Certified Anesthesiologist in Arizona, a graduate of the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis MO, where she received her Doctorate in Medicine in 2000. She completed three years of residency for general surgery at Abington Memorial Hospital in Abington, PA., and three years of residency for Anesthesia at the Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia, PA. She began practicing in 2008 at BroMenn Healthcare in Bloomington, IL where she was an attending anesthesiologist until 2010. She moved to Arizona in 2010 where she practiced for Arizona Heart Anesthesia and Arizona Medical Associates, a mobile anesthesia group. Dr. Harris is recognized as a Diplomat of the American Board of Anesthesiology. She is a volunteer physician for mission trips organized by the Living Hope Ministries. Dr. Harris is a faculty mentor for the Arizona Diversity Mentorship Initiative as well as a member of the Arizona Society of Black Physicians.
Dr. Harris’s interests and hobbies include Mobile Anesthesia/Sedation, General Anesthesia, Golf, Hiking the red rock terrain of Arizona, Traveling the globe with her husband and reading self-empowerment literature.
A graduate of Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. Dr. Harris, a board certified anesthesiologist, completed anesthesia residency at Temple University in Philadelphia. Her expertise is office based mobile anesthesia.
Dr. Marna Harris is a Licensed Board-Certified Anesthesiologist in Arizona, a graduate of the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis MO, where she received her Doctorate in Medicine in 2000. She completed three years of residency for general surgery at Abington Memorial Hospital in Abington, PA., and three years of residency for Anesthesia at the Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia, PA. She began practicing in 2008 at BroMenn Healthcare in Bloomington, IL where she was an attending anesthesiologist until 2010. She moved to Arizona in 2010 where she practiced for Arizona Heart Anesthesia and Arizona Medical Associates, a mobile anesthesia group. Dr. Harris is recognized as a Diplomat of the American Board of Anesthesiology. She is a volunteer physician for mission trips organized by the Living Hope Ministries. Dr. Harris is a faculty mentor for the Arizona Diversity Mentorship Initiative as well as a member of the Arizona Society of Black Physicians.
Dr. Harris’s interests and hobbies include Mobile Anesthesia/Sedation, General Anesthesia, Golf, Hiking the red rock terrain of Arizona, Traveling the globe with her husband and reading self-empowerment literature.