Dr. Senter trained at the prestigious Johns Hopkins Hospital and Cleveland Clinic, along with William Beaumont Hospital, which was the first medical facility to study angioplasty as a treatment for heart attacks.

He specializes in prevention of heart disease, women’s cardiovascular health and minimally invasive techniques for treating complex heart and vascular disorders involving the arteries and veins.
“My philosophy is to compassionately provide the best, most advanced care to help patients live longer, healthier lives,” Senter said.

General and interventional cardiologist (coronary, structural and peripheral)
Offices: Bentonville, Siloam Springs and Bella Vista
Medical school: Rush Medical College, Chicago
Internship and residency: Internal medicine at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore
Fellowship: Cardiovascular medicine at Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland
Advanced fellowship: Coronary, peripheral and structural interventional cardiology, William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, Mich.
Board certifications: Cardiology and internal medicine.