Dr. Jonathan Wallace
The embarrassment caused by
sweaty hands,
armpit sweat,
facial sweat, and
facial blushing is something that people have lived with for years. Our surgeons have had consistent, outstanding success rates for surgery related to the above problems.
Dr.
Jonathan Wallace
M.D., F.A.C.S.
General Surgery
Curriculum Vitae
Our surgeons were chosen to be a part of the American Institute for Hyperhidrosis because of their tremendous experience in laparoscopic and endoscopic surgical procedures. During their extensive practice, they have lectured and instructed other surgeons throughout the world in the advanced techniques of laparoscopy and endoscopy. Their wide experience provides them with the qualifications needed to perform ETS-C surgery at its highest level.
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Office Address: |
1614 West Central Rd. #105 |
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Education: |
Illinois State Medical
License Active Status 2003- present |
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Northwestern Memorial Hospital (Chicago, IL) General Surgery Resident 1998-2003 |
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Tufts University School of Medicine (Boston, MA) M.D. degree |
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| Tufts University (Medford, MA) B.S., Biology, Magna Cum Laude 1990-1994 |
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| Medical Staff Appointment: |
American Board of Surgery December 13th, 1993 |
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| 2005 – American College Surgeon | ||
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2003 – present Alexian Brothers Medical Center Department of Surgery |
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2003 – present Alexian Brothers Medical Center Department of Surgery |
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2003 – present St. Alexius Medical Center |
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Honors and Awards: |
1997 - Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society
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1993 - Paul A. Warren Award in Genetics for excellence in the study of Genetics at Tufts University |
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| Research and
Publications: |
Kane, J.; Rantis, P.; Guske, P.; Verseman, S.; Wallace, J; “Retrospective Study Comparing Stomal Stenosis Rates of the Gastro-jejunostomy in Laparoscopic Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass With and Without the Use of Nitinol Sutures (u-clips);” Poster at 21 st Annual American Society of Bariatric Surgeons meeting in San Diego, Ca; June, 2004 | |
| Iafrati, Mark; Wallace, Jonathan; Mackey, William, CEA in the Octogenarian, A Restrospective Study from the Department of Vascular Surgery at New England Medical Center (contributed four months of research to project) | ||
| Wallace, Jonathan; Schwaitzber, Steven; Miller, Kenneth; “Sometimes It Really is Appendicitis: Case of a CML Patient with Acute Appendicitis,” from the Departments of General Surgery and Heme/One at New England Medical Center | ||
| Stuppy, William P.; Wallace, Jonathan; “Distinctive Histologic Findings of the Duodenal Mucosa Associated with Non-Prandial Choleresis,” Gastrointestinal Endoscopy; Abstrat #298, Vol 40, No.2, Part 2, 1994 | ||
| Teaching
Experience: |
1996 - Gross Anatomy Tutor – tutored members of first year class 1995 | |
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1995 - Gross Anatomy Instructor – taught three week course to MS1 class |
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1993 - Laboratory Teaching Assistant – Genetics course at Tufts University |
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| Employment: |
1994 - Gross Anatomy Dissector – dissected cadaver to serve as model for following year's anatomy class |
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| 1991/1993 Medical Assistant – total of 12 month employed at private Gastroenterology and Internal Medicine practice in Los Angeles | ||
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1990 - Budget Computer Rentals – Administrative assistant and tech support for Los Angeles based computer Rental Company |
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| Presentations: |
June 2003 “Same Day Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy at Northwestern: Factors Affecting Discharge” – Edelstone-Bendix Residents' Day Program and Lecture Northwestern Memorial Hospital ( 3rd Place Prize) | |
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June 2002 “Surgical Options for Morbid Obesity” – surgical grand rounds, Evanston Hospital , Evanston Illinois |
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| November 2000 “Mediastinal Tumors” – surgical grand rounds, Evanston Hospital , Evanston Illinois | ||
| July 1997 “Local Treatment of Rectal Cancer” – general/vascular/colorectal conference, Lahey-Hitchcock Medical Center , Burlington , Massachusetts | ||
| March 1997 “Carcinoid of the Appendix” – surgical grand rounds, Newton-Wesllesley Hospital , Newton Massachusetts | ||
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October 1996 “Neurologic Complications Following CABG” – neurology grand rounds, Lahey-Hitchcock Medical Center, Burlington , Massachusetts |
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| Organizations: |
2002 – present - Society of American Gastrointestinal Endoscopic Surgeons (candidate member) |
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2002- present - American College of Surgeons (associate fellow) |
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| 1998 – present - American Medical Association | ||
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1994 – 1998 - Massachusetts Medical Society (student member) |
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1992 – 1994 - Tufts Emergency Medical Service licensed Massachusetts Emergency Medical Technician volunteering at the Medford/Somerville campus. |
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| Background &
Interests: |
Born March 1, 1973 in Hollywood, California |
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