Gregory Stevens, MD, DABA, MPhil

Gregory J Stevens, MD, DABA, MPhil, Major, Army

Name: Gregory J Stevens, MD, DABA, MPhil, Major, Army

USU Department of Primary Appointment: 
Anesthesiology
Title: 
TAMC Department of Anesthesiology Director of Graduate Medical Education
Faculty Rank: 
Assistant Professor
Location: 
Tripler Army Medical Center, Honolulu, HI

Research Interests:
Regional Anesthesia
Patient Safety

Email: 
gregory.j.stevens.mil@mail.mil
Office Phone: 
(808) 433-6415

Education

The United States Military Academy (West Point) BS, 2003-2007
The University of Cambridge Master of Philosophy in Public Health, 2007-2008
USUHS MD, 2008-2012
SAUSHEC Transitional Year Internship 2012-2013, San Antonio, TX
SAUSHEC Anesthesiology Residency 2013-2016, San Antonio, TX
SAUSHEC Chief Resident 2015-2016, San Antonio, TX

Bibliography

  • Knuf K, Spaulding F, Stevens G. Scopolamine toxicity in an elderly patient. Military Medicine. 2019:(advance of print).
  • Maracaja L, Stevens G. Transcatheter aortic valve replacement. In: Decision Making in Anesthesia. 5th ed. In press.
  • Nielsen S, Stevens J, Stevens G, Patel J, Eller R. Mandated wrapping of airway cart instruments: limited access without the intended safety benefits. Laryngoscope. 2018;00:1-5.
  • Patzkowski M, Stevens G. Multimodal analgesia in abdominal sepsis: A case report of liposome bupivicaine in ultrasound-guided rectus sheath blocks after unexpected open hemi-colectomy. Military Medicine. 2015;180(6):e728-31. PMID 26032393.
  • Stevens G, Durning S, Stevens S, Lowery D. Regional anesthesia in the setting of arm replantation: a case report. A&A Practice. 2018;11:38-40. PMID 29634554.
  • Stevens G, Lyratzopolous Y. Master of Philosophy in Public Health Thesis: The association between BMI and mortality in the EPIC-Norfolk cohort. Cambridge, UK: University of Cambridge. 2008.
  • Stevens G, Warfel J, Aden J, Blackwell S. Intraoperative endotracheal cuff pressure study: how education and availability of manometers help guide safer pressures. Military Medicine. 2018;183(9/10):e416-419. PMID 29447402.