Dr. Jeffrey Shum MD, FRCSC, FACS

Dr. Jeffrey Shum MD, FRCSC, FACS Dr. Shum is a General Surgeon and Intensivist practicing in Sudbury, Ontario Canada. Dr. Jeffrey Shum is from London, Ontario Canada.

He attended the University of Western Ontario and graduated with a Bachelors degree in Biology in 2000. He then went to Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario and graduated with his MD in 2004 before returning to the University of Western Ontario for residency. He completed General Surgery in 2009, specialist training in Critical Care Medicine in 2010 and then a Multi-Organ Transplant Surgery Fellowship in 2012. His areas of academic interests include hepatopancreatobiliary surgery, critical care medicine, trauma, ERCP and undergraduate medical education. He became a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons in 2015 and is American Board Certified in General Surgery.

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Suite 3-22B. 885 Regent Street
Greater Sudbury, ON
P3E5M4

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Growing up in London Ontario, I could not tell you where Sudbury was on a map. In fact, I don’t think I had even heard of this place until perhaps my Transplant Fellowship years where I flew here a bunch of times to procure organs. I remember driving towards the hospital in the early morning and seeing the helicopter pad on the roof, with blinking lights and thinking, “Wow, that’s pretty cool. Maybe I’ll end up working here one day.”

Sure enough, in 2013, I did end up moving here to start a hepatopancreatobiliary (HPB) surgery program at Health Sciences North. Prior to this move, I was a London boy, having done my Bachelors degree in Biology at UWO in 2000 and then a General Surgery residency in 2009, specialist training in Critical Care Medicine in 2010 and then a Multi-Organ Transplant Surgery Fellowship in 2012. There was a short hiatus in Kingston for medical school between the years 2000 and 2004.

Now, almost 7 years later, I split my time as a surgeon and as an intensive care physician. I have a busy endoscopy practice and I do occasional lumps and bumps. I am involved in teaching students and residents at the Northern Ontario School of Medicine, who help me push out a paper or two now and then.

So, there you go. If I am ever your doctor, you won’t have to wonder how I ended up here!