Meet Dr. Christopher Rubano
Vein Specialist in Vancouver, WA
Dr. Rubano earned his medical degree at Loma Linda University School of
Medicine in 1999 where he also completed his residency. He is a board-certified
general surgeon and specializes in general, trauma and minimally invasive
surgery, as well as venous insufficiency treatment.
Excellent patient care is a priority for Dr. Rubano. Because of this, he has invested time in multiple committees purposed for clinical excellence. He has also been chair-elect for surgery.
Outside of his practice, Dr. Rubano spends as much time as possible with his wife Jill and two children. When spare time allows, he tries to find time for an occasional golf game.
Education
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La Sierra University | 1994 - Magna Cum Laude
Bachelors of Arts Business Administration , Minor: Biology/Pre-Med -
Loma Linda University Medical School | 1999
Doctor of Medicine
Fellowship
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Post-Sophmore | July 1996 - June 1997
Pathology
Post Doctoral Clinical Training
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Loma Linda University Medical School | July 1999 - June 2004
General Surgery Residency
Post Academic/Leadership Positions
- Chief of Surgery, Chair Elect -Southwest Washington Medical Center(SWMC)
- Chief of General Surgery, Section Chair-SWMC
- Medical Executive Committee/Medical Staff Officer-SWMC
- Board of Directors, Southwest Medical Group
- ACS Cancer Liaison-SWMC
- OR Governance Committee-SWMC
- Quality/Documentation Task Force-SWMC
- General Surgery Residency Review Committee(Loma Linda University Medical Center)
- Co-Chief Surgical Resident (LLUMC)
- General Surgery Residency Council (LLUMC)
ACADEmic AWARDS in Medicine
- David B. Hinshaw “Excellence in Surgery” award as the top surgical medical student
- Vascular Surgery-Chief Resident of the Year Award
- Faculty of the Department of Surgery and the School of Medicine “Teaching Award”
Board Certification & Licensure
- The American Board of Surgery | June 2005
Call our office today at (360) 448-2047 to schedule a consultation with our experienced, board-certified surgeon, Dr. Rubano.