Andre Renay Campbell MD, FACS, FACP, FCCM, MAMSE

Dr. Andre Campbell is a Professor of Clinical Surgery. Dr. Campbell is a graduate of Harvard University and the UCSF School of Medicine. He completed his Internal Medicine, General Surgery and Surgical Critical Care residencies at the Columbia Presbyterian Medical in New York. He is the Director of the RRC-approved UCSF Surgical Critical Care Fellowship, Co-Director of the 4E Medical-Surgical Intensive Care Unit, and Director of the UCSF Surgery 110 Course for third-year medical students at seven hospitals. Dr. Campbell's clinical expertise is in the area of General Surgery, Trauma Surgery, and Critical Care.

Dr. Campbell was selected to be a founding member of the Academy of Medical Educators this year. The goal of the Academy is to improve the quality of teaching on the UCSF campus. This group will help to improve collaboration across disciplines as they go forward with the new integrated curriculum. Last year Dr. Campbell became the Director of Surgery 110 and has put in a tremendous effort at helping to build the rotation into a better experience for our third-year students.

Dr. Campbell became clerkship Director during the turbulent times of curriculum reform. There are a number of new initiatives that he has worked on this year including more basic training in surgical techniques, expanding the lecture series, radiology curriculum, and an observed physical examination. The goal of his work on the surgery rotation is to develop new and exciting ways to teach medical students surgery. He has already started to interface with the anatomists at UCSF in helping to design and facilitate projects that will help bridge the basic science clinical medicine gap for our students in the new curriculum. He is planning to introduce a new integrated anatomy curriculum for UCSF medical students.