Dr. Christopher M. Voigt, MD, FAAEM

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Offering Exceptional Care in the Emergency Department at Ochsner Medical Center - New Orleans

Since joining Ochsner Medical Center - New Orleans in 2005, Dr. Christopher M. Voigt, MD, FAAEM, has been an integral part of the Emergency Department, demonstrating unwavering commitment to providing top-notch care to his patients. A native of Uptown New Orleans, he brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his practice, having completed his medical education and training right here in the heart of Louisiana.

Dr. Voigt’s journey to becoming a vital member of the Ochsner team began at LSU Health New Orleans School of Medicine, where he earned his Medical Degree in 2003. Following his passion for emergency medicine, he underwent four years of rigorous residency training at LSU / Charity Hospital, culminating in his graduation in 2007. 

As a testament to his dedication to excellence, Dr. Voigt is board certified through the American Board of Emergency Medicine, ensuring that he stays abreast of the latest advancements in his field to deliver the highest standard of care. His commitment to professional development is further underscored by his recognition as a Fellow of the American Academy of Emergency Medicine (FAAEM), showcasing his exceptional skills and knowledge in emergency medicine.

Deeply rooted in the local community, Dr. Voigt resides in the vibrant central Carrollton area. His personal connection to the region further enhances his ability to connect with patients on a personal level, fostering trust and comfort during their time of need.

Dr. Christopher M. Voigt’s addition to the Ochsner Medical Center - New Orleans team signifies a continued commitment to providing exceptional emergency medical care to the residents of New Orleans and beyond. His expertise, compassion, and dedication make him a valuable asset to the healthcare community, and patients can trust in his ability to deliver top-tier emergency medical services.

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