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John Chabot is a renowned pancreatic cancer surgeon and the founder of the Pancreas Center at Columbia University/NewYork-Presbyterian. Since its establishment in 2006, the Pancreas Center has grown into one of the largest and most effective clinical cancer programs globally, emphasizing transformative research and leading trials for new pancreatic cancer therapies. Dr. Chabot is recognized for his leadership, having expanded the center's faculty collaborations with a team of clinical specialists and dedicated researchers. With over 2,500 Whipple procedures performed, he has significantly advanced surgical techniques that have improved patient outcomes in pancreatic cancer. He began his career at Columbia/NewYork-Presbyterian as an intern in 1983 and has since held various roles, including vice president of ColumbiaDoctors and chief of hepato-pancreato-biliary surgery. His commitment to pancreatic cancer treatment remains unwavering, and he serves on the scientific advisory board of LetsWin! Pancreatic Cancer. His expertise encompasses cancer care, general surgery, hepatobiliary disorders, and pancreatic diseases, among others.
Columbia University Medical Center • New York, NY
Chief of Hepatobiliary Pancreatic Surgery and founder of the Pancreas Center.
Department of Anthropology (GSAS)