Ajai K. Malhotra, MD, Acute Care Surgeon

Description

Dr. Ajai Malhotra is an acute care surgeon and the division chief of acute care surgery at The University of Vermont Medical Center. He also serves as a professor of surgery at the University of Vermont College of Medicine. His research interests include trauma systems and risk-adjusted outcomes. Dr. Malhotra specializes in multi-system trauma and multi-system organ failure. He believes that working with a team to provide complete care for the critically ill or injured is imperative for positive patient outcomes.

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