
M.D.
Joseph Canterino brings ob gyn expertise to the Neptune, NJ community. His focus area includes obstetrics & gynecology, maternal & fetal medicine. Drawing on 30+ years of professional experience, he provides knowledgeable, experienced care. He completed his training at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School (1991). His practice is connected with Southern Ocean Medical Center and Raritan Bay Medical Center. Open to new patients with telehealth options available.
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