Scott Gmora

Dr. Scott Gmora is a distinguished Associate Professor of Surgery at McMaster University, specializing in minimally invasive bariatric surgery. He holds dual board certifications (FRCSC, FACS) and completed medical education at Queen's University, surgical residency at the University of Calgary, and advanced fellowships in bariatric/metabolic surgery (Columbia University) and trauma/critical care (University of Miami).

• Queen's University - MD (1998-2002)
• University of Calgary - General Surgery Residency
• Columbia University Medical Center - Bariatric/Metabolic Surgery Fellowship
• University of Miami Health System - Trauma Surgery & Critical Care Fellowships

Dr. Gmora's research focuses on bariatric surgery, metabolic outcomes, and surgical education. His work examines patient outcomes, surgical techniques, and healthcare system optimization for weight loss procedures. Recent publications compare revisional procedures and analyze long-term benefits.

Key research trends include gastric bypass vs sleeve gastrectomy, postoperative complications, and metabolic disease management. His articles frequently appear in Obesity Surgery, Annals of Surgery, and Surgical Endoscopy.

Dr. Gmora leads provincial task forces for bariatric protocols and directs McMaster's Laparoscopic Training Programs. He serves as senior faculty in the university's bariatric fellowship program, having trained numerous surgeons across Canada and internationally.