Dr. Patrick Bonneval | Vein Care in Louisiana

Meet Dr. Patrick Bonneval

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Dr. Patrick Bonneval of Gitter Vein Institute

A Career Built on Experience

Dr. Bonneval was born and raised in Raceland, Louisiana. He graduated from E.D. White High School in Thibodaux in 1998 and then earned his Bachelor of Science degree from LSU in Baton Rouge in 2003.

Dr. Bonneval attended medical school at LSU Health Sciences Center in Shreveport and graduated in 2007. He returned to Baton Rouge and completed the LSU Emergency Medicine residency program at Earl K. Long Hospital. He spent the next 10 years practicing as a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician at Our Lady of the Lake Ascension hospital.

A Personal Approach to Vein Care

After spending more than 10 years in Emergency Medicine, Dr. Bonneval felt that something was missing from his career. He met Dr. Gitter in 2020 while his wife was a patient and was eventually recruited to join the practice.

He was impressed not only by the spectrum of venous disease in the clinic and the comprehensive approach to treatment, but also by the genuine doctor-patient relationships formed through the treatment process. He realized that this important bond was missing from his career in Emergency Medicine and decided to join Dr. Gitter in his specialized practice of diagnosing and treating venous disease.

Dr. Bonneval was personally trained by Dr. Gitter and has gained invaluable experience since joining the practice.

Training & Credentials

Dr. Bonneval is board-certified in Emergency Medicine and is certified by the American Board of Venous and Lymphatic Medicine. He is also certified with Cardiovascular Credentialing International as a Registered Sonographer of Phlebology.

Beyond the Exam Room

Dr. Bonneval has lived in Louisiana his entire life. He enjoys spending time outdoors and loves to hunt and fish. After spending 12 years in the LSU education system, he is a Tiger fan who bleeds purple and gold.

He is a devoted family man and is raising four daughters.

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