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Name
Dr John Lantis
Title
Chief and Professor of Surgery at Mount Sinai West Hospital, and the Icahn School of Medicine; in mid-town Manhattan
Bio
Dr. John C. Lantis II is currently the site Chief and Professor of Surgery at Mount Sinai West Hospital, and the Icahn School of Medicine; in mid-town Manhattan where he practices as a senior vascular surgeon.
He attained the academic rank of Professor of Surgery first at Columbia University in 2013, and subsequently in 2014 at the Icahn School of Medicine. In addition, as co-chair of the Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology Value Analysis Committee, he has served on the corporate steering committee for value analysis since 2014.
Dr. Lantis has been a principal investigator on over 70 clinical trials; including having participated in most of the lower extremity stem cell therapy trials. He is the Clinical Editor of WOUNDS and sits on the editorial boards of most of the major Wound journals. He is the past president of the New York Vascular Surgery Society, a founding member of the American Board of Wound Medicine and Surgery, and the Vascular Study Group of New York.
He attained the academic rank of Professor of Surgery first at Columbia University in 2013, and subsequently in 2014 at the Icahn School of Medicine. In addition, as co-chair of the Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology Value Analysis Committee, he has served on the corporate steering committee for value analysis since 2014.
Dr. Lantis has been a principal investigator on over 70 clinical trials; including having participated in most of the lower extremity stem cell therapy trials. He is the Clinical Editor of WOUNDS and sits on the editorial boards of most of the major Wound journals. He is the past president of the New York Vascular Surgery Society, a founding member of the American Board of Wound Medicine and Surgery, and the Vascular Study Group of New York.
