Roles
- Vice Chairman for Veterans Affairs and Professor of Surgery – Surgical Oncology Division
- Chief of Staff Miami VA Healthcare System
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Biography
Seth A. Spector, MD received his medical degree from Boston University through a combined BA/MD program in 1994. He completed residency in General Surgery at Yale-New Haven Hospital in Connecticut which included a research fellowship in chronic pancreatic disease and then fellowship training at the UM-JMH Surgical Oncology program. After fellowship he was recruited to join the faculty in Surgical Oncology and lead general surgery at the Miami VA, where he became Chief of Surgery and Associate Chief of Staff in 2005, followed by Chief of Staff in 2022. He was promoted to Professor Clinical Surgery and also serves in regional and national leadership positions in the Department of Veteran Affairs. He is certified by the American Board of Surgery. -
Education & Training
Education
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Teaching Interests
Dr. Spector is interested in resident and medical student education and focuses teaching in the clinic and in the operating room. He focuses on residents developing expertise in minimally invasive surgery to include laparoscopic and robotic surgeries. -
Research Interests
Collaborates extensively with Medical Oncology and Hepatology in the clinical aspects of liver disease, cirrhosis and development of malignancy. -
Publications
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