Greg Beilman

Greg Beilman serves as Vice President of Administration and Leader of the Medical School - Twin Cities Campus at the University of Minnesota, holding dual academic appointments as Professor of Surgery and Adjunct Professor of Anesthesiology. His extensive research portfolio spans over two decades with 348 research outputs and 49 funded projects, demonstrating sustained scholarly activity through 2025.

Dr. Beilman's research interests focus on pancreatic surgical interventions, particularly total pancreatectomy with islet autotransplantation for chronic pancreatitis treatment. His work also encompasses trauma surgery, hemorrhagic shock resuscitation, and more recently, HIV immunology research. The fingerprint analysis of his publications reveals strong concentrations in Pancreatectomy (100%), Autotransplantation (87%), Total Pancreatectomy (63%), and Chronic Pancreatitis (55%).

His recent publications (2025) demonstrate continued productivity across multiple domains including pancreatic surgery techniques, pain management following complex procedures, glucose monitoring protocols for post-pancreatectomy patients, trauma care systems analysis, and innovative HIV treatments targeting lymphatic reservoirs. This multidisciplinary approach reflects his leadership in translating surgical innovations into clinical practice.

Dr. Beilman currently leads six active research projects totaling nearly $10 million in funding, primarily through federal agencies including the US Army Medical Research and the National Institutes of Health. His most significant current project is the Long-Term Islet Function and Impact after Total Pancreatectomy with Islet Autotransplant (LIFT) study funded by NIH, alongside multiple Army-funded trials evaluating the 3M AbThera Open Abdomen Negative Pressure Therapy System.

As a military veteran, Dr. Beilman applied his leadership experience during M Health Fairview's COVID-19 response, as documented in press coverage. His research team includes collaborators across multiple institutions, with recent work involving researchers from various specialties including endocrinology, immunology, and emergency medicine.