Community Faculty Equity Diversity and Inclusion
In honor of Women’s History Month, Whitney Herter, PA-C, BS, a senior instructor in surgical oncology at the University of Colorado Department of Surgery, talked with Elisa Birnbaum, MD, professor of GI, trauma, and endocrine surgery, about her illustrious career.
Greg Glasgow | 
March 10, 2023
Research Press Releases Faculty
Elizabeth J. Kovacs, PhD, professor of GI, trauma, and endocrine surgery, has been named vice chair of research in the CU Department of Surgery.
Greg Glasgow | March 07, 2023
Education Faculty Surgical Oncology
Camille Stewart, MD, assistant professor of surgical oncology in the University of Colorado School of Medicine, is leading general surgery residents on valuable training with new robotic surgical equipment that is becoming more and more common in the world of medicine.
Greg Glasgow | July 01, 2022
Education Community Faculty Vascular Surgery Cardiothoracic Surgery
Almost a decade into his medical career, amid the daily traumas of war, Mohammed Al-Musawi, MD, began to love his job.
Rachel Sauer | March 22, 2022
Patient Care Faculty Clinical Research Clinical Trials
After the chemotherapy and radiation treatments, when she was discussing necessary surgery with her UCHealth Cancer Center care team, Irma Lechuga learned her rectal cancer surgery would include creation of a temporary ileostomy.
Rachel Sauer | January 05, 2022
Research Patient Care Education Community Faculty
For the 50 years of his career, Ernest Moore, MD, a distinguished professor of surgery, has been eager to go to work – not just caring for patients or the challenges of the operating room, but for the myriad paths of research he has pursued since he was an undergraduate.
Rachel Sauer | December 20, 2021
Faculty Cardiothoracic Surgery
You know how it is trying to leave for vacation – there’s always one last thing to do, one last note to write, one last end to tie up before committing to the rest and relaxation.
Rachel Sauer | August 13, 2021
CPR
March 08, 2023
The number of people in the United States needing a liver transplant overall is growing, so the generosity of living donors is increasingly important.
The New York Times
March 04, 2023
For the first time, patients with damaged tricuspid valves in their hearts might have a safe treatment that actually helps.
Fox 31 | Channel 2
February 09, 2023
Clinicians advise awareness of scald burns, which involve touching a hot liquid and happen regularly in the bathroom and kitchen.
CBS4 Denver
January 30, 2023
Frostbite is a concern when temperatures fall dangerously low as what is happening to start this week.
