Gateway ENT honors Dr. Mark Stroble for his more than 30 years of patient care and wishes him all the best on his retirement from full-time patient care.

After more than 30 years in the practice of Otolaryngology, Dr. Mark Stroble embarks on a new phase of his life that will include spending more time with his family and small grandchildren. Gateway ENT and his fellow physicians, staff, and long-time patients thank him for his years of service to patients as well as his mentorship to his partners.

“I’ve witnessed the care and attention Dr. Stroble gives his patients. He is an excellent surgeon and treats each patient as he would his own family member. I’d also like to thank his family for the sacrifices that occur when supporting a physician. Congratulations, Mark” Dr. Robert Gaughan.

“Dr. Stroble has always shown a caring bedside manner to his patients. We constantly hear just how much our patients love him. It is no surprise that he routinely is named one of the Top ENTs in the region. When you think about Dr. Stroble’s career it is almost mind boggling how many people he’s cared for. If I were to guess, he’s had more than 100,000 patient visits during his career and has also performed many thousands of surgeries. I am fortunate to have worked alongside him and look forward to seeing him transition to the next stage,” Dr. Emily Ziaee.

“As the newest physician in the group, I appreciate how welcoming Dr. Stroble was when I joined Gateway ENT. He is the perfect example of everything a physician should be. He puts his heart and soul into practicing medicine. I will always value his mentorship and wish him all the very best,” Dr. Jonathan Yoon

“Dr. Stroble is like family to his patients, and I know, I personally consider him family. I have had the blessing of working with him for more than twenty years. He has always made sure Gateway ENT is run like a family and not just a business. He’s left quite the legacy for us to follow. Best of luck Mark!” Dr. Scott Hardeman

“In addition to honoring Dr. Stroble for his many years of patient care, we’d like to honor and thank him for the work that he does and will continue to do for Casa de Salud, where he provides ENT Care for immigrant and refugee community of St. Louis.

As we wish Dr. Stroble all the best as he retires from the full-time practice of medicine, we want to reassure his patients that we are committed to taking the same level of care they’ve come to expect from Dr. Stroble. We are sure that this is not the end of the story for Dr. Stroble and expect him to continue to mentor those who follow in his footsteps,” Dr. Steven West