Professor

Vice President Research, Medical Director Burn Program at Hamilton Health Sciences

Department of Surgery

905-521-2100 ext. 40694

jeschkem@mcmaster.ca

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Dr. Marc Jeschke has been caring for burn patients and conducting research in the field of burns for over 25 years. He is a global leader in burn care, research, and education. According to Expertscape, he is the second highest-ranked expert in burns in the world. Dr. Jeschke is currently the Director of the Burn Program at Hamilton Health Sciences Centre, and is a Surgeon Scientist. He is the Vice President of Research for McMaster University, and is a Professor in the Department of Surgery there. Before joining Hamilton Health Sciences, Dr. Jeschke held a faculty position at Sunnybrook in Toronto for 12 years. Prior to that, he was the distinguished Annie Laurie Howard Chair in Burn Surgery at the University of Texas Medical Branch and Shriners Hospital for Children, and worked there as a Staff Surgeon and Coordinator of Research, with a focus on increasing research productivity and obtaining independent grant funds.

Dr. Jeschke has a continuous commitment to scholarly work with over 450 peer-reviewed articles, books, and book chapters on burn care. He has been funded continuously since 2000 and has a significant track record of successes with federal funding agencies and private foundations. He has a total lifetime funding of over $20,000,000 as principal or co-investigator. Dr. Jeschke has an essential role in worldwide multicenter clinical trials and is currently engaged in multiple ongoing multi-centre trials. His work is translational and his research interests include investigating the profound metabolic alterations post-burn injury and novel techniques for wound coverage and skin regeneration.

Professor

Vice President Research, Medical Director Burn Program at Hamilton Health Sciences

Department of Surgery

905-521-2100 ext. 40694

jeschkem@mcmaster.ca

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Dr. Marc Jeschke has been caring for burn patients and conducting research in the field of burns for over 25 years. He is a global leader in burn care, research, and education. According to Expertscape, he is the second highest-ranked expert in burns in the world. Dr. Jeschke is currently the Director of the Burn Program at Hamilton Health Sciences Centre, and is a Surgeon Scientist. He is the Vice President of Research for McMaster University, and is a Professor in the Department of Surgery there. Before joining Hamilton Health Sciences, Dr. Jeschke held a faculty position at Sunnybrook in Toronto for 12 years. Prior to that, he was the distinguished Annie Laurie Howard Chair in Burn Surgery at the University of Texas Medical Branch and Shriners Hospital for Children, and worked there as a Staff Surgeon and Coordinator of Research, with a focus on increasing research productivity and obtaining independent grant funds.

Dr. Jeschke has a continuous commitment to scholarly work with over 450 peer-reviewed articles, books, and book chapters on burn care. He has been funded continuously since 2000 and has a significant track record of successes with federal funding agencies and private foundations. He has a total lifetime funding of over $20,000,000 as principal or co-investigator. Dr. Jeschke has an essential role in worldwide multicenter clinical trials and is currently engaged in multiple ongoing multi-centre trials. His work is translational and his research interests include investigating the profound metabolic alterations post-burn injury and novel techniques for wound coverage and skin regeneration.

Professor

Vice President Research, Medical Director Burn Program at Hamilton Health Sciences

Department of Surgery

905-521-2100 ext. 40694

jeschkem@mcmaster.ca

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Dr. Marc Jeschke has been caring for burn patients and conducting research in the field of burns for over 25 years. He is a global leader in burn care, research, and education. According to Expertscape, he is the second highest-ranked expert in burns in the world. Dr. Jeschke is currently the Director of the Burn Program at Hamilton Health Sciences Centre, and is a Surgeon Scientist. He is the Vice President of Research for McMaster University, and is a Professor in the Department of Surgery there. Before joining Hamilton Health Sciences, Dr. Jeschke held a faculty position at Sunnybrook in Toronto for 12 years. Prior to that, he was the distinguished Annie Laurie Howard Chair in Burn Surgery at the University of Texas Medical Branch and Shriners Hospital for Children, and worked there as a Staff Surgeon and Coordinator of Research, with a focus on increasing research productivity and obtaining independent grant funds.

Dr. Jeschke has a continuous commitment to scholarly work with over 450 peer-reviewed articles, books, and book chapters on burn care. He has been funded continuously since 2000 and has a significant track record of successes with federal funding agencies and private foundations. He has a total lifetime funding of over $20,000,000 as principal or co-investigator. Dr. Jeschke has an essential role in worldwide multicenter clinical trials and is currently engaged in multiple ongoing multi-centre trials. His work is translational and his research interests include investigating the profound metabolic alterations post-burn injury and novel techniques for wound coverage and skin regeneration.

Professor

Vice President Research, Medical Director Burn Program at Hamilton Health Sciences

Department of Surgery

905-521-2100 ext. 40694

jeschkem@mcmaster.ca

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Dr. Marc Jeschke has been caring for burn patients and conducting research in the field of burns for over 25 years. He is a global leader in burn care, research, and education. According to Expertscape, he is the second highest-ranked expert in burns in the world. Dr. Jeschke is currently the Director of the Burn Program at Hamilton Health Sciences Centre, and is a Surgeon Scientist. He is the Vice President of Research for McMaster University, and is a Professor in the Department of Surgery there. Before joining Hamilton Health Sciences, Dr. Jeschke held a faculty position at Sunnybrook in Toronto for 12 years. Prior to that, he was the distinguished Annie Laurie Howard Chair in Burn Surgery at the University of Texas Medical Branch and Shriners Hospital for Children, and worked there as a Staff Surgeon and Coordinator of Research, with a focus on increasing research productivity and obtaining independent grant funds.

Dr. Jeschke has a continuous commitment to scholarly work with over 450 peer-reviewed articles, books, and book chapters on burn care. He has been funded continuously since 2000 and has a significant track record of successes with federal funding agencies and private foundations. He has a total lifetime funding of over $20,000,000 as principal or co-investigator. Dr. Jeschke has an essential role in worldwide multicenter clinical trials and is currently engaged in multiple ongoing multi-centre trials. His work is translational and his research interests include investigating the profound metabolic alterations post-burn injury and novel techniques for wound coverage and skin regeneration.