Brendan J. Collins, M.D.
Chief Resident, Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Brendan Collins grew up on the east coast and attended college at Middlebury College, followed by medical school at Vanderbilt University. In medical school he obtained a research grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and was elected to Alpha Omega Alpha. He has been at Johns Hopkins for the past eight years, having completed a residency in general surgery before beginning his plastic surgery fellowship in July 2006. The plastic and reconstructive experience in the Johns Hopkins/University of Maryland training program has been outstanding, and Dr. Collins has developed particular interests in reconstructive microsurgery, craniofacial trauma, breast reconstruction, and aesthetic surgery.
Research Interests:
- Outcomes research in reconstructive surgery, composite tissue allotransplantation
Clinical Interests:
- Reconstructive microsurgery, breast reconstruction, craniofacial and aesthetic surgery
Education:
- Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
- Middlebury College
Board Certification:
- American Board of Surgery, February 2007
Credentials:
- State of Maryland, License No. D0059152, July 2002 to present
Recent Publications:
- Gastric Bypass: Why Roux-en-Y? A Review of Experimental Data. Collins et al., accepted for publication, Archives of Surgery.
Societies:
- Candidate Group, American College of Surgeons
- Resident Forum, American Society of Plastic Surgeons
Contact Information:
Building & Room: Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center, Room 8161
Phone: 410-955-9471
Fax: 410-614-1296
Email: Bcollin1@jhmi.edu
