B. Robert Gibson, M.D.

B. Robert Gibson, M.D.
Instructor, Surgery
Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center

Research Interests:

• Glucose control in critically ill patients
• Use of GLP-1 to attain glycemic control in critically ill patients
• Use of continuous glucose monitoring to facilitate glycemic control in critically ill patients
• Transfusion therapy in critically ill burn patients
• Nutritional management of burn patients

Clinical Interests:

• General surgery
• Trauma surgery
• Critical care medicine

Education:

After completing a surgical residency and fellowship at the State University of New York at Buffail, Gibson completed a post-doctoral fellowship in surgical critical care at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. 

B. Robert Gibson, M.D., instructor of surgery at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, earned a medical degree at the Oregon University School of Health and Sciences.  After completing a surgical residency and fellowship at the State University of New York at 
Buffail, Gibson completed a post-doctoral fellowship in surgical critical care at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. 

Board Certification:

• Licensed  Physician,  New  York  State   (2003)
• Licensed  Physician,  Maryland   (2006)

Recent Publications:

Gibson,  BR.   Use  an  empty  lab  tube  to  check  the  viability  of  a  stoma.   In:  Marcucci  L,  Martinez  E,  Haut  E,  Slonim  A,  Suarez  J  (eds)   Avoiding  Common  ICU  Errors.   Philadelphia:   Lippincott,  Williams  and  Wilkins;  2006  (in  Press)

Gibson,  BR.   Treat  ventilator?associated  pneumonia  for  8  days.   In:  Marcucci  L,  Martinez  E,  Haut  E,  Slonim  A,  Suarez  J  (eds)   Avoiding  Common  ICU  Errors.   Philadelphia:   Lippincott,  Williams  and  Wilkins;  2006  (in  Press)  

  

Gibson,  BR.   Know  how  to  calculate  the  clinical  pulmonary  infection  score.   In:  Marcucci  L,  Martinez  E,  Haut  E,  Slonim  A,  Suarez  J  (eds)   Avoiding  Common  ICU  Errors.   Philadelphia:   Lippincott,  Williams  and  Wilkins;  2006  (in  Press)  

  

Caty  MG  and  Gibson  BR.   Gastrointestinal  Bleeding.   In:  Oldham  KT,  Colombani  PM,  Foglia  RP,  Skinner  MR  (eds)   Principles  and  Practice  of  Pediatric  Surgery  2^nd  Edition.   Philadelphia:   Lippincott,  Williams  and  Wilkins;  2005.   

  

Gibson  BR,  Mitchell  CR,  and  Guitjens  S.   Reliability  of  rapidly  acquired  cochlear  action  potential  responses  with  multiple  frequency  and  intensity  tone  bursts  in  24?stimulus  trains.   Poster  #21,  presented  at  101^st  AAO?HNSF  Annual  Meeting,  San  Francisco,  CA,  and  in  Otolaryngology?Head  and  Neck  Surgery.   1997;117(2),  P90.  

  

Mitchell  CR,  Guitjens  S,  Creedon  TA,  and  Gibson  BR.   Fast  acquisition  of  action  potential  responses  with  multiple  frequency  and  intensity  tone?bursts  in  24?stimulus  trains.   Poster  #829,  presented  at  20^th  ARO  Midwinter  Meeting,  St.  Petersburg,  FL;  1997.  

Phone: 410-550-4465
Fax: 410-550-1275
Email: bgibson5@jhmi.edu