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| About Dr. Paul E. Stanton | ||||
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Stanton went on to a surgical residency at Georgia Baptist Medical Center in Atlanta from 1970-74 and then began a one-year fellowship in vascular surgery at Northwestern University School of Medicine in Chicago. He received board certification in general surgery in 1976 and gained special certification in general vascular surgery in 1983. Between 1975-83, Stanton directed the Surgical Residency Education Program at Georgia Baptist Medical Center, where he also served as active attending physician (1975-85) and as director of the Blood Flow Lab (1976-85). An assistant clinical professor of surgery with the Medical College of Georgia (1980- 85), he became Chief of Surgery at Georgia Baptist Medical Center in 1982 and assistant director of the Medical Education Department the following year. Stanton also co-directed the Georgia Baptist Medical Center/Medical College of Georgia Vascular Fellowship from 1980-85 and was an adjunct professor of medicine at Mercer University Southern School of Pharmacy between 1982-85. In 1985, Stanton came to Johnson City as director of the Division of Peripheral Vascular Surgery for the Veterans Administration Medical Center and ETSU’s College of Medicine -- a position he held for six years -- and served as associate professor of surgery at the university. The following year, he was named professor and chair of the Department of Surgery in the College of Medicine. Between 1988-89, he served as ETSU’s Interim Dean of Medicine and Vice President for Health Affairs and later assumed the senior administrative post. Stanton’s professional memberships are many, and his community and statewide service is extensive. He is also heavily involved in academic committees and advisory councils from ETSU to the national level. Stanton has co-authored more than 75 articles for a variety of medical publications and several chapters for books, delivered over 80 scientific and poster presentations, worked to attract millions of dollars in grants to ETSU, and, from 1988-95, served as associate editor of Vascular Surgery. A member of Phi Kappa Phi and Omicron Delta Kappa, he can be found in the Directory of Distinguished Americans for Achievement in Surgery, Men of Achievement, Outstanding Atlantans and Who's Who in the Southwest. Stanton is married to the former Nancy Lynn Brumit, and the couple has three children, Eric, Ryan, and Shelley.
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(423) 439-4242