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Patrick Wallace

Patrick Wallace, MD, FACS UTMB Health Provider

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  • UTMB Health Trauma / Acute Care, League City Campus
    • 2240 Gulf Freeway South
      Suite 2.100
      League City, TX 77573
    • Phone: (832) 505-1800
    • Fax: (281) 309-0419
  • Dr. Wallace is an assistant professor within the Acute Care Surgery/Trauma division within the department of Surgery. Prior to joining UTMB full-time, Dr. Wallace was in private practice at St. Joseph Medical Center in downtown Houston for over 28 years. His practice was split between surgical oncology and acute care surgery. He held numerous leadership positions at St. Joseph, including Chairman of Surgery and Academic Chief of surgery.

    Dr. Wallace has a longstanding affiliation with UTMB. Since 2013 he was the site director responsible for overseeing the UTMB surgical residents while they rotated through St. Joseph's. He also served as an associate program director for multiple years and led a weekly resident didactic conference for six years.

    Dr. Wallace grew up outside of Boston, MA. He attended college at the University of Chicago, where he graduated with honors with a degree in Classical Languages and Literature. He then worked for four years as a computer analyst/programmer before returning to the University of Chicago for medical school. He then did his surgical residency at Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical center in Chicago, finishing in 1994. Following this, Dr. Wallace moved to Houston to join a busy Surgical Oncology practice.

  • Medical/Professional School:

    MD, University of Chicago, Pritzker School of Medicine - Chicago, IL, 1989

    Internships:

    General Surgery, Rush-Presbyterian-St Luke's Medical Center - Chicago, IL, 1990

    Residencies:

    General Surgery, Rush-Presbyterian-St Luke's Medical Center - Chicago, IL, 1994

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