Hasan Aldailami, MD
- VESS Member Since
2017
- Undergraduate Education
Weill Cornell Medicine in Qatar
- Medical School
Weill Cornell Medicine in Qatar
- Surgical Training: (General Residency/Vascular Residency/Vascular Fellowship)
- General Surgery Residency: New York Presbyterian Hospital – Weill Cornell Medicine
- Vascular Surgery Fellowship: New York Presbyterian Hospital – Weill Cornell Medicine and Columbia Medical Center
- Current Practice
Montefiore Medical Center, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York, NY
- Assistant Professor of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery
- Associate Program Director, Vascular Surgery Integrated Residency and Fellowship
- Chair, Vascular Surgery Research
- Professional Interests
My clinical interests include aortic disease, limb salvage and deep venous disease. I’m particularly interested in emerging technologies and complex endovascular techniques. Additionally, I’m passionate about innovations in surgical education. I also have a strong interest in healthcare policy and incentives. My research focuses on clinical outcomes and health services.
- Personal Interests
I like to draw and paint. I enjoy the outdoors and whenever possible visit our amazing national parks.
- Why did you become a vascular surgeon?
There are so many reasons! As vascular surgeons we have the ability to provide comprehensive vascular care to patients. Not many specialties can say that. I like that we treat a wide variety of pathologies all over the body and have a variety of tools in our armamentarium to choose from. There’s also great deal of planning that goes into complex vascular surgery and I find that to be the biggest selling point. I enjoy solving problems, collaborating with colleagues, and thinking out of the box.
- Why did you join the VESS?
I joined the VESS as a fellow. I found it to be very welcoming and supportive of young surgeons. VESS has provided me the opportunity to contribute to my specialty, join committees, and grow in the process.
- Twitter
@H_Aldailami