John C Magee, MD

John C. Magee, M.D., is the Jeremiah & Claire Turcotte Professor of Transplant Surgery. Dr. Magee received his undergraduate degree from the University of Pennsylvania and his medical degree from Jefferson Medical College. He completed his General Surgery residency at the University of Michigan in 1996. During his residency, Dr. Magee spent three years as a research fellow in the Department of Surgery at Duke University Medical Center where he focused on endothelial cell biology in inflammation and xenotransplantation. He also completed the Post-Doctoral Research Training Program at the University of Michigan. Following general surgery training, he completed a two-year multi-organ transplant surgery fellowship at the University of Michigan. He joined the faculty in 1998.

Dr. Magee's clinical interests include the care of adults and children requiring kidney, pancreas and liver transplantation, as well as management of immunosuppressive therapy and its complications. Dr. Magee is currently the head, section of transplantation and director of the pediatric liver and kidney transplant program.

Adult and pediatric transplantation (liver, kidney, and pancreas), portal hypertension, and hepatobiliary surgery.

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Transplantation immunology, gene therapy, endothelial cell biology, inflammation, and xenotransplantation.