Peter C. W. Kim, MD, CM, PhD, a pediatric surgeon and scientist, is vice president of the Sheikh Zayed Institute for Pediatric Surgical Innovation at Childrens National Medical Center. , he co-leads the Institutes Systems Biology Initiative. As vice president, he implements the Institutes vision of innovative, multidisciplinary research and development in pediatric surgery. Dr. Kims research will focus on the development of smarter surgical tools, including image guidance and robotics; smarter simulation technologies that prepare tomorrows pediatric surgeons through a hands-on approach rather than the traditional lecture-based medical training model; and the potential of technologies such as high intensity focused ultrasound (HiFU) as non-invasive alternatives to conventional surgery. He has authored more than 100 papers and 50 abstracts on a range of topics, with special emphasis on developmental molecular biology as well as innovation and technology, including minimally invasive …surgical techniques. Previously, Dr. Kim served as a general neonatal and thoracic surgeon at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, founding Lead for the Centre for Image-Guided Innovation and Therapeutic Intervention (CIGITI) and senior associate scientist in the hospitals research institute. Dr. Kim also held the appointment of professor of surgery at the University of Toronto. During his time at the Hospital for Sick Children, Dr. Kim co-led the clinical Airway Reconstruction Team which provided international expertise in the management of complex airway diseases. , he investigated application-specific surgical robotic systems for pediatric surgery, including an image-guided minimally invasive capable robotic arm called KidsArm. Dr. Kim also led the creation of the Fetal Alert Network (FAN), a provincial network to monitor and provide care for mothers with high-risk pregnancies and babies with anomalies.
Dr. Peter Chul Woo Kim, MD
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- Childrens National Medical Center
Medical School
- 2011
MCGILL UNIVERSITY
Buffalo General Medical Center
100 High St
Buffalo
NY
14203
USA
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