Carlos Fernandez-Bueno, MD
Carlos Fernandez-Bueno, MD
Specialty
Years of Experience
50
Gender
Male
Surgery
Locations
Washington Regional Transplant Community
About Carlos Fernandez-Bueno, MD
Medical School
University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine
Internships
University of Massachusetts Medical School
Training Specialty: General Surgery
7/1/1975 - 6/30/1976
Training Specialty: General Surgery
7/1/1975 - 6/30/1976
Residencies
University of Massachusetts Medical Center
Training Specialty: General Surgery
7/1/1976 - 6/30/1979
Training Specialty: General Surgery
7/1/1976 - 6/30/1979
Ponce Regional Hospital
Training Specialty: Surgery
7/1/1979 - 6/30/1980
Training Specialty: Surgery
7/1/1979 - 6/30/1980
Fellowships
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC)
Training Specialty: Transplant Surgery
1/01/1981 - 9/30/1981
Training Specialty: Transplant Surgery
1/01/1981 - 9/30/1981
University of Colorado
Training Specialty: Transplant Surgery
7/01/1980 - 12/30/1980
Training Specialty: Transplant Surgery
7/01/1980 - 12/30/1980
Hospital Affiliations
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