Dr. Greg Beilman MD

A native of Kansas, Greg completed Medical School at the University of Kansas in Kansas City and surgery residency at the University of Kansas in Wichita. He and his wife moved to Minnesota to complete additional training (Surgical Critical Care fellowship for Greg) and subsequently spent his post-fellowship career in Minnesota. Greg Beilman currently serves as the Owen H. and Sarah Davidson Wangensteen Chair of Surgical Research at the University of Minnesota. He serves as Senior Vice President of Acute Operations for the Minnesota Health Fairview Health System. Greg has an active translational research program funded by the Department of Defense, other federal institutions, and industry with the major thrust of this program being evaluation of the metabolic response to hemorrhagic shock and injury. Greg has worked for nearly two decades in the area of severe acute and chronic pancreatitis and surgical therapy for these conditions. Greg is a retired Colonel in the Army Reserves and has deployed five times; serving during a recent deployment as the CENTCOM Joint Theater Trauma Director in Iraq and Afghanistan. Greg has significant experience in Global health efforts, with his experience in the Army and decade of patient care and research efforts in Uganda.