Jordan Lilienstein

Jordan Lilienstein, MD, FACS is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) School of Medicine, affiliated with the UCSF Fresno Medical Education Program. He specializes in General Surgery, Trauma Surgery, and Surgical Critical Care, with a focus on Outcomes-Based Research, Massive Transfusion, and Medical Education.

• Education: BA/BS in Political Science and Biochemistry from University of Washington (2007), MD from UC Davis School of Medicine (2011), General Surgery Residency at UCSF Fresno (2016), and Acute Care Surgery Fellowship at Wake Forest School of Medicine (2018).

Research Interests center on optimizing trauma patient care through Whole Blood and Massive Transfusion protocols, evaluating Shock and Resuscitation metrics like base deficit, and improving Medical Education for surgical trainees. His work also explores Blood Bank Efficiency and Critical Care Outcomes in trauma populations.

Publication Trends reveal consistent contributions to General Surgery and Trauma journals from 2016-2025, with recent emphasis on Whole Blood logistics and Outcomes-Based Research in acute care settings. Earlier studies focused on Laparotomy complications and Post-Extubation Stridor in ICU.

Collaborative Networks include partnerships with researchers at UCSF Fresno (Drs. James Davis, Krista Kaups, Andrea Long) and institutions like Wake Forest School of Medicine. His work intersects with concepts like Medical Waste, Blood Transfusion, and Wounds and Injuries, as per NLM classifications.