Fellow- Hepatobiliary Surgery
University of Southern California
Dr. Sayed Imtiaz is a dedicated Hepatobiliary Surgery Fellow at the USC Department of Surgery, demonstrating exceptional commitment to advancing the field of surgery through clinical excellence and research innovation. His academic foundation was laid with a B.S. in Biochemistry from the University of Washington, followed by an M.S. in Biomedical Sciences from Tufts University School of Medicine, where he also completed his M.D. This solid educational background set the stage for his residency in General Surgery at SUNY Downstate-University Hospital of Brooklyn, a period marked by rigorous training and extensive patient care experience.
Dr. Imtiaz's pursuit of knowledge extended into his role as a Surgical Oncology Research Fellow at the Mount Sinai Health System in New York, where he focused on gastric cancer and endocrine surgery outcomes, contributing significantly to the understanding of these complex conditions. His research has spanned from studying tumor metastasis in zebrafish models to analyzing immune responses in colon tumors, resulting in numerous publications in peer-reviewed journals and presentations at prestigious conferences.
With certifications in laparoscopic, endoscopic, and robotic surgery, Dr. Imtiaz is at the forefront of employing cutting-edge technologies to improve surgical outcomes. His involvement in professional societies, such as the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society and the American College of Surgeons, underscores his commitment to professional development and excellence in surgery. As he looks to the future, Dr. Imtiaz aims to continue blending his passion for research with his clinical practice, aspiring to contribute to the evolution of hepatobiliary surgery within an academic setting.