Dr. Geoffroy Sisk

Biography

Geoffroy C. Sisk is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Surgery at Duke University, specializing in Microvascular Reconstructive Surgery. He is a member of the Duke Cancer Institute, where he applies his expertise in surgical techniques to improve patient outcomes in cancer-related surgeries. Dr. Sisk completed his Microvascular Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in 2018, furthering his training in a prestigious environment known for its cutting-edge cancer treatments. Prior to this, he undertook an Integrated Plastic Surgery Residency at Harvard Medical School, which equipped him with a comprehensive skill set to handle complex surgical cases. Dr. Sisk's commitment to academic medicine is reflected in his research endeavors, particularly during his Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at Brigham Women's Hospital. His clinical training also includes a General Surgery Internship and Residency at Brigham Women's Hospital, where he honed his skills in a rigorous clinical setting. His academic background is rooted in a Doctor of Medicine from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and a Bachelor of Arts from Princeton University. Dr. Sisk is dedicated to advancing the field of plastic surgery through innovative approaches and collaborations.

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