Carl Huber Andrus, M.D.

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Dr. Andrus is Associate Professor of Clinical Surgery at the University Of Rochester Medical Center. He received his M. D. from the University Of Rochester School Of Medicine. He completed his Surgical Residency at the University Of Rochester Medical center, and a research fellowship in Immunology at Duke University. His practice over 36 years has covered the broad range of General Surgery, including breast surgery and endocrine surgery, his major focus for the last decade. Semi-retired, he divides his time between the practice of breast surgery, and service to the Department of Surgery in the area of Quality Assurance.

Current Appointments

• Associate Professor of Clinical - Department of Surgery (SMD)

Education
MA Immunology	Duke University	1976
MD Medicine	Univ Rochester Sch Med/Dent	1962
BA English	Amherst College	1957

Post-Doctoral Training & Residency
Chief Resident in Surgery Strong Memorial Hospital	1971 - 1972
Resident in Surgery Strong Memorial Hospital	1970 - 1971
Research Fellow in Surgery, Graduate Student in Immunology, D. Bernard Amos, M.D., Duke University, Durham, North Carolina	1968 - 1970
Associate Resident, Instructor and Research Fellow in Surgery	1967 - 1968
Resident-General Surgery University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry	1965 - 1972
Assistant Resident and Instructor	1965 - 1967
Internship-General Surgery The Presbyterian Hospital New York, New York	1962 - 1963

Fellowship Awards
3 NIH Special Fellowships	1967 - 1970
New York State Cancer Society Fellowship Francis Delafield Hospital, New York	1961 - 1961
Student Research Fellow Mallory Institute of Pathology	1960 - 1960
Student Fellow in Pathology, University of Rochester School of Medicine	1959 - 1960

Awards and Honors
Strong Memorial Hospital Directors Quality Award	2000