Vinay Goyal

Dr. Vinay Goyal serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Surgery at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center's School of Medicine and directs the Bariatric Surgery Program at University Medical Center. A fellowship-trained minimally invasive general and bariatric surgeon, he specializes in advanced laparoscopic, robotic, and endoscopic procedures for complex gastrointestinal conditions.

Dr. Goyal's educational background includes:

• Medical Degree from Maulana Azad Medical College, University of Delhi (2002)
• Residency in General Surgery at Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center, NY (2013) and Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi (2008)
• Fellowship in Advanced Minimally Invasive and Bariatric Surgery at Penn State University (2014)
• Certification: American Board of Surgery and ECFMG

His clinical and research focus centers on bariatric surgery innovations, gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) management, and complex hernia repair. He maintains active expertise in gastroparesis, achalasia, and gastrointestinal tumor resection through minimally invasive approaches.

Dr. Goyal's scholarly work demonstrates consistent contributions to surgical outcomes research, particularly in weight loss sustainability after bariatric procedures and management of benign gastrointestinal tumors. His publications reveal strong methodological rigor in retrospective analyses and clinical evaluations across hepatic, colonic, and breast cancer domains.

As an educator, Dr. Goyal mentors surgical residents and fellows within TTUHSC's training programs, emphasizing evidence-based decision-making and patient-centered care. His clinical philosophy prioritizes transparent communication throughout surgical journeys, treating patients as he would his own family members.

Dr. Goyal leads the Bariatric Surgery Program at University Medical Center through a multidisciplinary framework involving surgeons, dietitians, and behavioral health specialists. He maintains active affiliation with Texas Tech University's Institute for One Health Innovation, contributing to metabolic health research initiatives.