Robert D Murphy, MD

Pediatrics

4.8 out of 5,

Accepting new patients

HMH - Pediatrics - Eatontown

135 Route 35 Eatontown, New Jersey 07724

Phone

848-308-4935

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Dr. Robert Murphy is a board certified pediatric doctor. Dr. Murphy has been practicing for 42 years and has special interests in infectious disease and immunizations. Dr. Murphy has been named a top Doctor by Castle Connolley since 1999. Dr. Murphy is passionate about pediatrics and helping children overcome any health barriers they may face.

Philosophy of Care

Dr. Murphy believes that understanding the different cultural backgrounds and experiences of children and their families is key to providing exceptional care. When he is not providing exceptional pediatric care, you can find Dr. Murphy biking upwards of 40 miles, running marathons, and winning jeopardy as a former contestant!

Provider Information

Specialties

Pediatrics

Languages

English

Age groups seen

Children

Teens

Hospital affiliations

Jersey Shore University Medical Center

Education

Residency, Yale New Haven Hospital

Pediatrics, 1980

Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Medical School

MD, 1977

Certifications

Pediatrics - American Board of Pediatrics - 1982

Verified Reviews

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4.8 out of 5

70 ratings,

4 reviews

Great office staff, excellent MD. Would definitely recommend.

So usually when I come, I have to wait a long time between I see the nurse and the time I get to see the doctor. But this time it wasn't so bad. It was actually very fast. But from previous time, I would love them to provide this. And also, two times ago, I was sent to the hospital to emergency room when I said it's not the right thing. I'm not a doctor. I felt like I had too much pressure to do this and it ended up as me, that I was right and not the doctor. And so that's it, thank you.

The waiting room and exam room is always hot and stuffy. It should be cool, as heat breeds germs. Employees should dress in layers if temperature is an issue. The office should be comfortable for the patients and family.

Amazing experience from the front desk to the nurse to the doctor. I would ask that you fix your online first time booking tool as it looks like my appointment didn't show up with my phone number for them to contact me.