C. Bradley Schubert, MD
- Undergraduate Education
- University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, Illinois
- Bachelor of Arts, Economics, 1987
- Medical Education
- The University of Illinois College of Medicine, Chicago, IL
- Doctor of Medicine, 1991
- Residency Training
- Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals, Milwaukee, WI
- Outstanding Laparoscopic Surgical Resident, 1997
- John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, England
- Registrar Residency, General and Vascular Surgery, 1995
- Fellowships
- Vascular Surgery
- University of Tennesse, Memphis, TN
- Research
- "Carotid Ultrasound vs. Angiography"
- "Laparoscopic Appendectomies vs. Open Appendectomy"
- "Mechanism of Injury as Trauma Triage Criteria: Unnecessary"
- Licensure
- Illinois Medical License
- Board Certification
- American Board of Surgery, December 1998
- Society Memberships
- Illinois State Medical Society
- Chicago Medical Society Association
- American Medical Association
- State Medical Society of Wisconsin
- American College of Surgeons (Associate Fellow)
- Hospital Affiliations
- West Suburban Hospital Medical Center, Oak Park, IL
- Attending Staff Member
- Westlake Hospital, Melrose Park, IL
- Attending Staff Member
- Oak Park Hospital, Oak Park, IL
- Attending Staff Member
- Elmhurst Memorial Hospital, Elmhurst, IL
- Attending Member
- Gottlieb Hospital, Melrose Park, IL
- Attending Member
- Kindred Hospitals, Northlake, Lakeshore, Chicago, Central
- Attending Member
- Presentations
- Schubert, Brad: "Chronic Hypoxemia and Global Ischemia in Immature Myocardium", Medical College of Wisconsin, 1994
- Schubert, B.,Olinger, G.N., Baker, J.E., "Increased Exposure to Hypoxemia From Birth Decreases Tolerance of Right and Left Ventricles to Ischemia", Third International Congress on Heart Failure, Geneva, Switzerland, may 21-25, 1995
- Schubert, Brad, "Sacrococcygeal Tumors", Medical College of Wisconsin, 1996
- Schubert, Brad: "Benign Pneumoperitoneam", Medical College of Wisconsin, 1997
- Abstract
- Schubert, Brad: "Chronic Hypoxemia and Global Ischemia in Immature Myocardium", Medical College of Wisconsin, 1994
- Schubert, B., Olinger, G.N., Baker, J.E., "Increased Exposure to Chronic Hypoxemia From Birth Decreases Recovery of Right and Left Ventricular Function after Global Ischemia". Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology, 27 A 85 (1995)(from the XV World Congress of the International Society for Heart Research)