Robert Scharstein, MD has been helping other human beings for as long as he can remember. When Robert Scharstein, MD was in high school, he realized that he wanted to make a professional career out of helping other people. Robert Scharstein, MD made that dream a reality when he decided to become a physician. Becoming a physician is not the easiest thing to do, but Robert Scharstein, MD worked hard enough to make it happen. While Robert Scharstein, MD ran his own medical practice in North Carolina between 1991 and 1997, and later ran his own imaging practice in South Carolina between 1997 and 2003. In 2003, Robert Scharstein, MD retired.

In addition to helping others through medicine, Robert Scharstein, MD helps others in a variety of other ways. Robert Scharstein, MD is currently working as the leader of the men’s ministry at Seacoast Church. Seacoast Church is the single largest church in the entire city of Charleston, SC. Robert Scharstein, MD is very proud to be able to call himself the leader of the men’s ministry at the largest church in the city of Charleston. Robert Scharstein, MD has achieved a lot of success as the leader of the men’s ministry at Seacoast Church and will continue to work hard to ensure the success of the group.

Robert Scharstein, MD is also well known for being the founder as well as Executive Director of the Lowcountry Autism Consortium. As the father of two autistic children, the topic of autism hits close to home for Robert Scharstein, MD. Robert Scharstein, MD is extremely proud of all of the success that the Lowcountry Autism Consortium has achieved over the last years. The Lowcountry Autism Consortium has made the lives of people with autism easier. Robert Scharstein, MD has been able to donate to the Charleston Southern University, the College of Charleston, and Autism Speaks. Robert Scharstein, MD has been able to make substantial contributions to the Medical University of South Carolina. Robert Scharstein, MD is also part of the major donor program at Autism Speaks. Robert Scharstein, MD will continue to work extremely hard to ensure the success of the Lowcountry Autism Consortium.