University of California San Francisco

Biography

Vamsi Aribindi, MD, is a General Surgery resident at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, TX. He has a long-time interest in medical devices and innovation, with an undergraduate degree in Aerospace Engineering and having participated in a medical engineering and innovation program while in medical school at USC. He also writes actively on medical topics for the public and has been published in a variety of outlets including the Houston Chronicle, KevinMD, and the Boston Globe.

Education

Education

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, B.S. Aerospace Engineering with Information Technology with Minor in Public Policy, 2012

Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California, MD w/Certificate in Health, Technology, and Engineering, 2016

Residencies

General Surgery Residency, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas, 2016-2023

Fellowships

Board Certifications

Certified in Medical Quality, American Board of Medical Quality, 2018

Clinical Interests

Pediatric Surgery, Trauma/Critical Care, Quality Improvement

Program Affiliations

Surgical Innovations

Book Chapters

Aribindi, V. Lieberman, J. Venous thromboembolic prophylaxis after total joint arthroplasty. In: Successful Techniques for Total Hip Replacement. Unitec House, 2 Albert Place, London N3 1QB, UK (Future Medicine Ltd) 2014. Pages 120-132 eBook ISBN: 978-1-78084-471-8

Aribindi V, Poythress E, Todd S, Chung J, Montero-Baker M, Mills J, Gilani R. Specialty and Non-Specialty Provider Collaborative to Reduce Major Amputations in an Indigent Population. 21 June 2018. Society of Vascular Surgeons 2018 Annual Conference

Aribindi V, Zia S, Lie D, Fung C. Assessing the Perception of Medical Students Towards Social Media Behaviors and the Reasoning Process Employed by them to Support their Perception: A Single Institution Qualitative Focus Group Study. 22 Feb 2015. San Gabriel, CA. USC Innovations in Medical Education 2015 Conference.

Research Narrative

Dr. Aribindi's current work is focused on Magnamosis, the use of magnets to create new bowel anastamoses. In addition, he participates actively in many other projects and research initiatives that are being trialed by the Surgical Innovations lab.

Research Interests

Medical Devices

Quality Improvement

Critical Care

Pediatric Surgery