Jacob J. Lustgarten, MD

Education

• MD, University of Toronto

Residency

• Resident, general surgery, University of Utah, 1988-1990
• Resident, general surgery, Case Western Reserve University 1985-1987
• Intern, surgery, University of Toronto 1984-1985

Fellowship

• Clinical fellow,  vascular surgery , McGill  University, Montreal, Canada 1990-1991
• Fellow in Critical Care Medicine, Cleveland Clinic Foundation 1987-1988

Credentialed Areas

• Diplomat of the American Board of Surgery, 1991, ID No. 46670
• American Board of Surgery Certificate of Added qualifications in Vascular Surgery, 1993, ID No. 46670
• American Board of Surgery Certificate of Added qualifications in Surgical Critical Care, 1994, ID No. 46670 (currently lapsed, pending recertification)
• Specialist Certificate in Vascular Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of Canada, November 1992, ID No. 424554
• Specialist Certificate in General Surgery, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada, No. 424554
• Co-investigator with clinical trials, MedStar Washington Hospital Center, MedStar Health
• Registered Physician in Vascular Interpretation (RPVI) 2005
• Fellow of The American College of Surgeons, 1997
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support currently certified
• District of Columbia MD32668 (active)
• State of Maryland D0056700 (active)
• State of Virginia 0101 229914 (active)
• Province of Ontario, No. 54086 (expired)
• Province of Quebec, No. 1920180 (expired)
• State of Ohio, No. 56671, issued May 20, 1988 (expired)
• State of Utah, No. 0923710220, issued Dec 12, 1988 (expired)
• State of Oregon, N0. 19125, issued Oct 14, 1994 (expired)
• Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada (LMCC) June 1984, No. 61008
• National Board of Medical Examiners, No. 3-295-132-9

Honors, Awards & Society Memberships

• Society of Vascular Surgery
• Society of Vascular Ultrasound

Additional Training, Education & Research

• Clinical Instructor, Oregon Health Sciences University 1994-2000
• Johns Hopkins University Certificate Course “Business of Medicine” September 2008- June 2009
• Controversies in Dialysis Access, Washington DC, October 2008
• Lower Extremity Interventional Preceptorship, Norfolk, Virginia, May 2008
• International Vein Congress, Miami, Florida, April 2008
• Carotid Stenting Preceptorship, Sentara General Hospital, Norfolk, Virginia, February 2008
• Eastern Vascular Society, Baltimore, September 2007
• Gore Thoracic Aortic Graft (TAG) course, Philadelphia, August 2007
• Society of Vascular Surgery, Baltimore Md., June 2007
• CRT (Cardiovascular Revascularization Therapies) Washington, D.C. March 2007
• ISET (International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy) Including Vascular Ultrasound Review Course, Hollywood, Fla., 2007
• Disaster Management and Emergency Preparedness, Tel Aviv, Israel, November 2006
• Society of Vascular Surgery Philadelphia 2006
• Institute for Advanced Medical Education, Current Practice of Vascular Ultrasound, Chicago 2005
• American College of Surgeons Carotid Stenting Course Chicago 2005
• VIVA (Vascular Interventional Advances)Las Vegas 2005
• Society of Vascular Surgery, 2001 Baltimore
• Society of Vascular Surgery, International Society of Cardiovascular Surgery 1997
• Boston Society of Vascular Surgery, Endovascular Course 1997, Boston
• Society of Vascular Surgery, International Society of Cardiovascular Surgery 1996 Chicago
• Toronto Vascular Symposium and Endovascular Workshop 1998
• Endovascular Workshop, Torrance Calif., 1996
• UCSF General Surgery Update San Francisco, 1996
• Devascularization of Carotid Body Tumors by Covered Stent Placement in the External Carotid Artery : James M. Scanlon, MD, Jacob J. Lustgarten, MD, Stewart B. Karr, MD and Jules I. Cahan. Presented at Eastern Vascular Society, Baltimore, September 2007
• CRT2007, Washington D.C.,  “Keeping Open Surgery Closed: The Role of Endoscopic Vein Harvesting”
• Washington Hospital Center Interdisciplinary Vascular Rounds, Spring 2001 Complications of Dialysis Access